Investing.
Shared Equity UK for Investors:
The Next Logical Step In The Evolving Property
Investment Market!
Ask yourself this!
If we could show you a way of investing in property with none of
the usual pitfalls commonly associated with a typical buy-to-let
property investment.
You'll never have to compete with other landlords for the same
tenants, your rents always cover your outgoings and you never have
to worry about increases in interest rates or rental voids ever
again!
Wouldn't that be of interest to you?
Shared Equity UK is an ingenious scheme that will allow an investor
to own a property jointly with a Key Worker or First-Time Buyer.
An investor can use The Scheme to treble their portfolio OR acquire
a property for only 25% - 75% of its purchase price with a reduced
deposit required.
Shared Equity UK means that instead of paying the full price for
a property, you only pay for your share. The rest is paid by the
other owner who also pays you an income which more than covers your
mortgage payment.
Therefore, unlike in the past with a buy-to-let investment, you
will actually be helping Key Workers, First-Time Buyers and young
professionals get onto the property ladder. One of the key advantages
is that unlike an ordinary tenanted property, your property will
house a Home-Buyer who will have a long-term vested interest in
maintaining your property.
Shared Equity UK can also convert your existing empty properties
back into profitable investments. By investing with a long term
owner you can release part of your properties equity, re-invest
in more property, reducing your risk and turn your voids back into
long term profit.
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Related Site Links:
Shared Equity UK scheme for Investors
Becoming an Investor
Shared Equity UK Investor costs
Frequently Asked Questions
Terminology
Buy-to-Let v's Shared Equity UK Comparisons
Which Is The Better Investment Option?
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Option A:
Buy To Let |
Option B:
Shared Equity UK |
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Value of each property: |
£132,800 |
£132,800 |
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Investor's share of each property by percentage:* |
100% |
50% |
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Investor's share of each property by value: |
£132,800 |
£66,400 |
| Deposit
required per property - percentage: |
15% |
10% |
| Deposit
amount required per property: |
£19,920 |
£6,640 |
| Legal
Fees & Closing Costs Etc.: |
£5,500 |
£4,810 |
| Total
investment per property: |
£25,420 |
£11,450 |
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Rent/Return received per month: |
£595 |
£348.60 |
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Less interest payments @ 6% per
month: |
£564.40 |
£298.80 |
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Gross profit per month: |
£30.60 |
£49.80 |
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Less void period reserve - allow
one months rent: |
£595.00 |
Nil |
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Less buildings insurance: |
£10.00 |
Nil |
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Less property maintenance fund suggested
allowance: |
£10.00 |
Nil |
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Less letting
agent fee 10% (including VAT): |
£69.91 |
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Less management fee 8% (including VAT): |
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£32.77 |
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Net income
for first month: |
- £654.31 |
£17.03 |
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Net income
per subsequent month: |
- £59.31 |
£17.03 |
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Net income
first year: |
- £1,306.75 |
£204.38 |
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Net income
in each subsequent year: |
- £711.75 |
£204.38 |
*Share can be between 25 & 75% of Total
It is suggested that each investor should own property with a mix
of shares from 25% - 75% and add another property when any share
is reduced.
As you can see from the figures above, it makes more sense to spread
your investment between multiple Shared Equity UK properties than
into fewer buy-to-let properties. Not only is it more profitable,
but also more secure.
The above comparison is for indicative purposes only, and does
not form part of an offer or contract or constitute financial advice.
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