The brand new The Property Voice website has launched this week and as time goes by it will develop in a number of ways. This post today will focus on just one of the new features the site will have over and beyond the previous Scoop.it curated news feed service found here: http://www.scoop.it/t/residential-property-investment - real life property projects from real life property investors!
We can find out a lot about the theory of property investing but not always about the reality of actually undertaking different projects. The Projects page on this website is all about real property investment projects. It will feature genuine, completed projects from a range of different investors - some seasoned and some less so. A couple of projects have been posted to the page already and more will follow.
The first project is a structural conversion of a concrete-walled property that was unmortgageable into one that could be. A couple of before and after photos, a brief description of the project, the investor's strategy, a breakdown of the numbers and a summary of the lessons learnt are all there, so go and have a gander.
The second project featured so far is a 'flip', or buy-to-sell project with a couple of twists. The first twist is that is was not bought with the express intention to flip initially and the second is that the source of funding here was neither cash nor a traditional lender. The story unfolds to show the reader how there is more than one way to skin the proverbial cat and that flexibility is a valuable attribute to have in this business.
As time goes by, more projects will be added and so do check back regularly to see the latest real life property projects. I also intend to experiment using different media and so the delivery of the case studies could become more varied to add to the experience further...so watch this space.
If you have a project you would like to share then please get in touch, or if you would like to see more real life property projects as they are released then by all means subscribe to get e-mail alerts.
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