An investment property is a property purchased with the intention of earning a return on the value of the investment. Earnings may come from rental, capital growth or ideally, a combination of the two.

In the majority of cases for investors, investments are long-term, with the aim of achieving maximum returns over a prolonged time frame. However, because many of our developments are pre-construction, allowing investors to buy at discounted rates prior to completion, it can be possible for investors to capitalise on market growth in the short-term, by re-selling near or on completion.

In many (but not all) cases, you can finance your investment property with buy-to-let mortgages – though there can be advantages to cash purchases (purchasing with no financing).

As a property investment company with over 18 years’ experience, we can help you understand any stage of the process and make buying your next investment a seamless process.

Yes, property is a good investment, providing you understand the risks and the areas which provide the highest growth potential.

Here at Aspen Woolf, we work constantly to find the best locations for investment, before searching for the best developments in those areas that offer top-performing rental yields and capital growth. Over the years we have sourced property across the UK and overseas. Our current focus on Northern England reflects the strength of the property market combined with long-term regeneration and infrastructure improvements in those regions.

Investing in property gives you the chance to earn returns from tenants and price growth in a particularly stable market, giving you a potentially excellent long-term wealth-building strategy.  ‘Gearing’ your investment (borrowing money through a buy-to-let mortgage) can boost your returns even further.

A continual increase in the UK population, and the demand for high quality housing, especially in city-centre areas, means that property will continue to yield lucrative returns for investors.

If you’d like to talk more about property investment, want advice or want to discuss other types of investment, simply call our team today on 0203 176 0060 or email us at [email protected].

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Buying and holding property is a long term investment strategy where an investor purchases a property and holds on to it for an extended period of time. The owner typically intends to sell it down the line but will rent out the property in the meantime.

We recommend holding on to property for the long term. Most property investors who hold will likely make the most money over the long term. Buy-and-hold properties provide passive monthly income along with tax advantages and the opportunity to accumulate wealth over time.

BUY AND HOLD is a popular investing strategy, a buy and hold strategy helps protect investors from housing price fluctuations. When you’re looking at a decades-long investment, rather than one that may last a year or less, time is on your side for riding out housing market waves.

With any long-term investment, the market prices will fluctuate, If the investor is experienced enough, they’ll have a proper exit strategy in place before buying the property.

You should consider how long you plan to hold a property before you scout out locations or rental markets in which to invest. This can be a crucial step.

UK Property is considered a safe and reliable property market worldwide. Time and time again, the UK market has shown resilience in hard times. Recent elections, Brexit, Recessions, and Coronavirus have all had short-term impacts on the UK property sector but it just keeps bouncing back.

UK property has a long, credible record of resilience and stability.

Already, there are lots of positive data that suggests UK property could be one of the strongest post Brexit, post -COVID-19 investments you can make.
Many UK property market analysts are predicting up to 8% average growth by 2023

1. Strong long-term profit potential from a rising UK property market
2. Reliable regular income underpinned by supply and demand for quality new build property
3. UK Undersupply Drives Demand
4. Massive regeneration in the UK
5. Living Trends Point to Renting
6. Low interest rates
7. Increasing population
8. One of the best European cities for property investment