The UAE is an incredibly popular destination for UK Expats, many of which are looking to the UK for investment purposes.
In 2020 alone, 41,700 new buy-to-let limited companies were formed for the purpose of buying property.
UK holiday lets are increasingly popular with more and more people looking toward ‘staycations’ for their holidays.
In Part 4 of our Q&A, Stuart Marshall of Liquid Expat Mortgages takes questions from UK Expats about the current state of the UK Expat mortgage market.
— Stuart Marshall
MANCHESTER, GREATER MANCHESTER, UK, March 16, 2021 /EINPresswire.com/ — Q: ‘I’ve worked across most of the Middle East for the last 10 years and I’ve been hoping to invest in UK property for a while. I have saved up enough money to buy cash. But am I better buying a property in full with cash or splitting up the money I’ve saved to fund a few different property ventures through buy-to-let mortgages?’
A: ‘At the moment, there’s far fewer landlords buying with cash. House prices are flying high and interest rates are incredibly low which means 52% of landlords are currently buying with cash. But it all depends on your circumstances. Obviously, buying more property will carry more risk with it, but it could always…
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The UAE is an incredibly popular destination for UK Expats, many of which are looking to the UK for investment purposes.
In 2020 alone, 41,700 new buy-to-let limited companies were formed for the purpose of buying property.
UK holiday lets are increasingly popular with more and more people looking toward ‘staycations’ for their holidays.
In Part 4 of our Q&A, Stuart Marshall of Liquid Expat Mortgages takes questions from UK Expats about the current state of the UK Expat mortgage market.
— Stuart Marshall
MANCHESTER, GREATER MANCHESTER, UK, March 16, 2021 /EINPresswire.com/ — Q: ‘I’ve worked across most of the Middle East for the last 10 years and I’ve been hoping to invest in UK property for a while. I have saved up enough money to buy cash. But am I better buying a property in full with cash or splitting up the money I’ve saved to fund a few different property ventures through buy-to-let mortgages?’
A: ‘At the moment, there’s far fewer landlords buying with cash. House prices are flying high and interest rates are incredibly low which means 52% of landlords are currently buying with cash. But it all depends on your circumstances. Obviously, buying more property will carry more risk with it, but it could always…
