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• When is the right time to buy?

Population growth forecast:
63.5 million by 2013, 65.6 million by 2018 , 67.8 million, 69.8 million by 2026,
   71.6 million by 2033
Rented sector – provides to 4.3 million houses
That figure is expected to grow by 20% in next 5 years
Low interest rates
Very motivated vendors – therefore best prices
Very high rents
Put your money to work



              1000
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          0
Jan-10
Aug-10
Mar-11
Oct-11
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 Jul-13
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Sep-14
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                                                                                   Exchange time for money




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                                                                                                             Financial Freedom




                     Income
                              Expenses
r




                                                                                                               100,000
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                                                                       0
                                                             Q4 1952
                                                             Q2 1954




1972=£6,008
                                                             Q4 1955




1952 = £1,891


1992=£52,187
1982=£24,177

2002=£103,501
                                                             Q2 1957
                                                             Q4 1958
                                                             Q2 1960
                                                             Q4 1961
                                                             Q2 1963
                                                             Q4 1964
                                                             Q2 1966
                                                             Q4 1967
                                                             Q2 1969
                                                             Q4 1970
                                                             Q2 1972
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                                                             Q2 1975
                                                             Q4 1976
                                                             Q2 1978
                                                             Q4 1979
                                                             Q2 1981
                                                             Q4 1982
                                                             Q2 1984
                                                                                                                                        Why Property?




                                                             Q4 1985
                                                             Q2 1987
                                                             Q4 1988
                                                             Q2 1990
                                     2011=£166,764
                                                             Q4 1991
                                                             Q2 1993
                                                             Q4 1994
    Source: http://www.nationwide.co.uk/hpi/historical.htm   Q2 1996
                                                             Q4 1997
                                                             Q2 1999
                                                             Q4 2000
                                                             Q2 2002
                                                             Q4 2003
                                                             Q2 2005
                                                             Q4 2006
                                                             Q2 2008
                                                             Q4 2009
                                                             Q2 2011
Current Financial Choices

• National Debt – Inflation




• Savings
                                     Who do you turn to?
I




        Think back and ask the
              question….
    •How much did you pay for your first house?

    •What is it worth today?

    •Could you have saved this money any other
    way?
Why do people always rush to buy their
      first house and then stop?
            4 main reasons:

•   Fear
•   Lack of knowledge
•   Hassle
•   Lack of free time
How does Midas Estates work?
         All under one roof


  Sourcing                           Legal




   Negotiation                        Management




   Finance                            Tax



-THIS LEAVES YOU TO GET ON WITH YOUR LIFE -
I




     GETTING STARTED

                        Free Appraisal &
    Regular Reviews
                        Recommendation




    Tenant Find &      Instruction & Purchase
    Manage
r




     Doing research –
     equity heat map




    Source:
    The Times: Savills
r




    Doing research
    – economic risk
         map
        Source Experian
I




    Newquay, Cornwall
I




    Newquay, Cornwall
r




    Source: www.home.co.uk Jan 2011
London,
Wapping,
Mulberry
House
Stratford,
London
Source: www.home.co.uk Jan 2011
r




    Rissington, The Cotswolds
r
I




     David Wilson Show Home - The Winstone, Wyndham Park, Yeovil
    Fully Furnished Show Home, 4 Bed with Parking
    Market Price £359,950 Midas Discounted Price £345,000
    Rental Guaranteed at £2512 per month for 3 Years
    Mortgage Payments only £873 pm, Yearly Profit = £19,668
I




    What is the lowest entry point with Midas?
I




    Lets talk about “Overseas”
a




    How do you manage your properties?
            Go Multi Agent for “find” only
                Negotiate Fees down




           Midas Manage at no extra cost
a




    How do you manage your properties?
      Take control of referencing & inventory process




         Rent Guarantee Policy & Legal Dispute service
a




     How do you manage your properties?
         Never allow contract to expire in a dead time




    Rent review & 2 month’s notice period with no re-sign fees
a




        How do you manage your properties?
    Single Point of Contact   Enables diversified portfolios




    Nationwide Maintenance               Easy book-keeping
So what do you do while your
    money works for you?

- Spend more time with your loved ones
       - Design a life of choice

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Midas Quick Overview

  • 1. • When is the right time to buy? Population growth forecast: 63.5 million by 2013, 65.6 million by 2018 , 67.8 million, 69.8 million by 2026, 71.6 million by 2033 Rented sector – provides to 4.3 million houses That figure is expected to grow by 20% in next 5 years Low interest rates Very motivated vendors – therefore best prices Very high rents
  • 2. Put your money to work 1000 2000 3000 5000 6000 7000 4000 0 Jan-10 Aug-10 Mar-11 Oct-11 May-12 Dec-12 Jul-13 Feb-14 Sep-14 Apr-15 Nov-15 Jun-16 Jan-17 Aug-17 Mar-18 Exchange time for money Oct-18 May-19 Dec-19 Jul-20 Financial Freedom Income Expenses
  • 3. r 100,000 140,000 160,000 180,000 200,000 20,000 40,000 60,000 80,000 120,000 0 Q4 1952 Q2 1954 1972=£6,008 Q4 1955 1952 = £1,891 1992=£52,187 1982=£24,177 2002=£103,501 Q2 1957 Q4 1958 Q2 1960 Q4 1961 Q2 1963 Q4 1964 Q2 1966 Q4 1967 Q2 1969 Q4 1970 Q2 1972 Q4 1973 Q2 1975 Q4 1976 Q2 1978 Q4 1979 Q2 1981 Q4 1982 Q2 1984 Why Property? Q4 1985 Q2 1987 Q4 1988 Q2 1990 2011=£166,764 Q4 1991 Q2 1993 Q4 1994 Source: http://www.nationwide.co.uk/hpi/historical.htm Q2 1996 Q4 1997 Q2 1999 Q4 2000 Q2 2002 Q4 2003 Q2 2005 Q4 2006 Q2 2008 Q4 2009 Q2 2011
  • 4. Current Financial Choices • National Debt – Inflation • Savings Who do you turn to?
  • 5. I Think back and ask the question…. •How much did you pay for your first house? •What is it worth today? •Could you have saved this money any other way?
  • 6. Why do people always rush to buy their first house and then stop? 4 main reasons: • Fear • Lack of knowledge • Hassle • Lack of free time
  • 7. How does Midas Estates work? All under one roof Sourcing Legal Negotiation Management Finance Tax -THIS LEAVES YOU TO GET ON WITH YOUR LIFE -
  • 8. I GETTING STARTED Free Appraisal & Regular Reviews Recommendation Tenant Find & Instruction & Purchase Manage
  • 9. r Doing research – equity heat map Source: The Times: Savills
  • 10.
  • 11.
  • 12. r Doing research – economic risk map Source Experian
  • 13. I Newquay, Cornwall
  • 14. I Newquay, Cornwall
  • 15. r Source: www.home.co.uk Jan 2011
  • 17.
  • 20. r Rissington, The Cotswolds
  • 21. r
  • 22. I David Wilson Show Home - The Winstone, Wyndham Park, Yeovil Fully Furnished Show Home, 4 Bed with Parking Market Price £359,950 Midas Discounted Price £345,000 Rental Guaranteed at £2512 per month for 3 Years Mortgage Payments only £873 pm, Yearly Profit = £19,668
  • 23. I What is the lowest entry point with Midas?
  • 24. I Lets talk about “Overseas”
  • 25. a How do you manage your properties? Go Multi Agent for “find” only Negotiate Fees down Midas Manage at no extra cost
  • 26. a How do you manage your properties? Take control of referencing & inventory process Rent Guarantee Policy & Legal Dispute service
  • 27. a How do you manage your properties? Never allow contract to expire in a dead time Rent review & 2 month’s notice period with no re-sign fees
  • 28. a How do you manage your properties? Single Point of Contact Enables diversified portfolios Nationwide Maintenance Easy book-keeping
  • 29. So what do you do while your money works for you? - Spend more time with your loved ones - Design a life of choice

Editor's Notes

  1. We spend our lives in a groove which we accept as normal – 40 hours per week 48 weeks per year exchanging time for moneyThere is another way – where we put our money to work and achieve the point where we create an asset that pays us whether we work or notThis point is the point where we become financially free. There are various ways of creating an extra revenue stream – business, investments (equities, property, venture capital), royalty income (music, art, photography, literature) Tonight we are going to look at becoming financially free through property – where we can become released from exchanging time at work for time doing what we want to do.
  2. This graph shows the history of UK property market recorded by Nationwide building society – we have only to look back over the last 40 years to see how the market moves in one direction – ask yourself – how much did you pay for your house – how much did your parents pay for theirs?
  3. This map taken from the Times at the end of June this year shows the %age of equity remaining in people’s homes is different in different areas. Our investment strategy is to buy in the following areas – Newquay, Plymouth, Exeter, Bristol, Cheltenham, The Cotswolds, Winchester and London.
  4. We all know what is happening to the UK economy at the moment with job losses and cost cutting happening everywhere making the risk of households not being able to make their obligations going forward. This map was taken from The spectator magazine with data taken from Experien the credit checking agency. It is worth being aware of the differences across the nation when selecting a property investment. The lower the risk the higher the demand for housing and the more reliable the rental