2. Property Update
Brendan Kay – Martin & Co
Funding Your Investment
Laura Lamb – The Mortgage Company
Maximising Your Returns
Darren Green – The M Group
Legal Update
Geoffrey Cotterill – Everyman Legal
Agenda
4. An Agents View ~ What Does it all Mean?
Buy to Let
Regulated
Non Regulated
Let to Buy
Holiday Lets
Ltd Company BTL
5. 2016 ~ What on Earth Happened?
• SDLT
• Brexit
• Interest Rates
• Mortgage Relief
6. Looking Ahead ~ 2017 and Beyond
• Lower capital growth
• Low interest rates
• The "Article 50" effect – BRENTAL?
• Multi-generational living
• Parent landlords
• Increasingly onerous legislation
• Focus on PRS / sentiment
7. Sales Update
• Oxfordshire 32% above the
national average but West
Oxon below county average
• Still not building enough
(7% last 12 months)
• OX28 £301,788 average
price (last 12 months)
Non Regulated
Let to Buy
Holiday Lets
Ltd Company BTL
Witney flats up 29% on 12
months previously
10. BTL Asset Class
• Average yield @ 4.8% p.a –
£9,600 p.a./ £48, 000 over 5 years
• Average Witney property +40% (Capital
appreciation £80,000)
• BTL Total = £328,000
• Savings @ 2.5 % £221,184 (interest reinvested)
Last 5 Years - £200,000
11. BTL – Be Smart
• Stay Local
• Rent Reviews
• Stay Competitive
• Know Your Market
• Balanced Portfolio?
• Re-mortgage
12. Stay Current
Aug 19th - No drop off in instruction level (RSPA)
Aug 25th - Rents grew 2.4% in year to July (ONS)
Aug 31st - Number of properties to let up (ARLA)
Sept 1st - House prices up 5.6% (Nationwide)
Oct 4th - BTL activity down 58% (BBC)
13. And Finally……
'Property is better bet' than a
pension says Bank of England
economist, Andy Haldane.
“As long as we continue not to
build anything like as many
houses in this country as we need
to ... we will see what we’ve had
for the better part of a
generation, which is house prices
relentlessly heading north.”
14. Buy to Let
Regulated
Non Regulated
Let to Buy
Holiday Lets
Ltd Company BTL
Editor's Notes
4th October – BBC News
BTL down 58%
PRS worth nearly £1trillion
Landlords as part of the solution – transition?
All down less 3-beds which are up in volume by 25%
So what???