Showing posts with label property. Show all posts
Showing posts with label property. Show all posts

Monday, June 28, 2010

Welcome to Hartlepool Welcome to Teesside Property Solutions Ltd


Welcome to Teesside Property Solutions Ltd., 
we have the Solution to your Property needs


PROPERTY DEVELOPMENT

Homes and commercial property:



Teesside Property Solutions Ltd. is an innovative property company with an exceptional track record in delivering imaginative quality schemes across Teesside.
TPS Ltd is a fresh vibrant commercial company who continues to deliver.
Company culture has preferred collaboration with partners who take the long-term view and who share a vision of delivering design-led, quality solutions and the ability to facilitate the more complex projects.
TSP Ltd is becoming major player in the North East residential and commercial property development and investment market


OPPORTUNITIES:  
We welcome the chance to discuss potential development opportunities with all parties. If you have any land that you wish to sell, with or without planning permission, we would be delighted to hear from you. TPS Ltd has a proven track record of successful partnerships geared to the redevelopment of surplus, derelict or brown field sites. We are particularly keen to take on the challenges of more complex sites - perhaps requiring change of use, refurbishment or conversion. You may be one of several owners getting together and selling off land to create a site or you may wish to examine the possibilities of refurbishing old office blocks. We are happy to discuss all land opportunities with you.  Welcome to Teesside Property Solutions Ltd

Friday, June 18, 2010

TPS Ltd Buy To Let Formula

Questions and Answers on Buy-to-Let investment :

Thinking of investing in rental property? Below are answers to a number of key questions people ask about buy-to-let property investment...
Why should I consider buy-to-let property?
What type of buy-to-let properties should I consider?
How do most buy-to-let investors raise finance?
Am I too late to get into property if I am about to purchase my first property?
House price increases?


Why should I consider buy-to-let property? :

Many people started investing in buy-to-let property because they became disillusioned with investment returns in stocks and shares, mutual funds, unit trust and private pensions. Many invest to create an income to supplement other retirement income, or even as a main source of retirement income. Other investors have been attracted by high capital value increases, as the housing market has strengthened slowly from 1996 and very strongly from 1999 onwards. The main attractions of investing in property are:

You can leverage your funds to 75% plus, giving greater exposure to capital value increases (unlike stocks and shares);
It is an asset that is real, you can see it, use it, rent it, improve the value of it;
Long-term capital value has risen by 8% per year on average – this is over the last 25, 50 and 100 years (note: this does not necessarily have to continue!);
Property can produce attractive rental income;
Property can be managed by a letting agent, hence there is no critical requirement to be close to them, hence investing in property can be a ‘virtual’ job;
Significant tax advantages are available;
There is a shortage in supply of housing, and hence with strong employment, high GDP growth and more single households will support prices and increase the likelihood of potential capital gains.


What Type of buy-to-let properties should i consider? :

The golden rule is, make sure you purchase a property that has a good rental market and is not overvalued. Be open minded, you might find a 2 double bedroomed flat above a grocery near a station rents out far faster than a similar flat in a nice road 15 minutes walk from a station, and costs considerably less to purchase. A large 6 double bedroomed house in only fair condition with no garden, close to a University could rent out with high yield to multi occupancy students, whereas a similar house with large garden in a leafy suburb could be impossible to rent out, since there are not many large families, and most people with families like properties in very good condition (new bathrooms and kitchens). Another example is, if you purchase a large house in a re-generating area with many double bedrooms, you might let the house on a room-by-room basis either to builders as weekday accommodation, or to foreign nationals seeking work in the UK.
However, if you buy good valued 1 bedroomed, or 2 double bedroomed flats close to a city centre (hospitals, universities, large offices, public sector offices) and transport/communications are very good, you will probably not have too many problems renting the property, though every city and area has its own micro-market, and asking a local letting agent is essential.

How do most buy-to-let investors raise finance? :

TPS | Buy To Let

Monday, March 22, 2010

Working Smarter But Nowhere Near As Hard

Bruce Lee said - "One does not accumulate but eliminate. It is not daily increase but decrease. The height of cultivation always runs to simplicity"

Since going bankrupt, I have had the forced opportunity to eliminate everything and start again.

In doing so I am only picking up & doing the things that produce the largest results.

I am working smarter but nowhere near as hard. In fact I don't work hard at all.



My life is easier than it has been for years, I have loads more time, I do less work but I accomplish more.

I spend my time only on things that benefit myself and others around me, I see friends more, I take more time off to look around, I've started writing several books…I am doing more in less time.

By eliminating the things that produce little to no results I have moved further forward in six weeks than I managed in the last 18 months.

And it is all thanks to re-learning what I had forgotten.

If you want to see how to overcome the biggest obstacle in your path then go and watch these videos Best wishes Andy Shaw

Woo hoo! Yes, “lifestyle business” is really meaningless, unless you’re talking about a business like a personal chef company or a personal shopper… I guess those would really be “lifestyle businesses” because they are businesses that directly impact the customer’s lifestyle! :)

I think you’re spot on about the stumbling block for most people: there is some notion ingrained in our society about what is and what isn’t “hard work”. It’s like the idea that many “traditional” business people or management types have that if you aren’t at your desk, you aren’t working. Today’s true entrepreneur understands:

1. “Work” happens everywhere and anywhere. It’s the ideas and getting them implemented that count.

2. A healthy life balance means better productivity, happier co-workers/employees, and better chances for success.

3. Success has as many definitions as their are successful people; success can be measured externally, but it’s the internal measures that really matter. 
The Lifestyle Business Bullshit


Thursday, February 11, 2010

This is the book that went on to create property millionaires!

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Previously I sold this Audio version for £69+vat & right now you can get it for Free Why am I doing it, While you are there I'd like you to see what I have to say regarding moving forward and if you like what you see then I'd like you to buy into my new website

My new site is going to reveal to you all the 'stuff' I'll be doing to go from broke to a multi-millionaire again I will be covering all of the mindset changes I needed and how I rebuilt my every thought. And then I'll be going through all of the multiple streams of income I will be utilising whilst I am creating the money

However, the Audio book is yours either way, please take it with my very best wishes. The credit crunch has undoubtedly changed the face of the property investment world, but please don't undervalue this terrific gift to you

The truisms in my book about property and personal development will remain evergreen and the book is FULL of 'killer' content So if you never had an opportunity to read my book, or as one friends recently said, "It's always scared me because it was so big! It's made a good door stop though!"

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My very best wishes
Andy Shaw

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