Just curious.
I have been getting invites to attend property course seminars recently.
Around 4 in past 6 months or so.
Seem to remember there was a dearth of courses around 2007/8 as well.
Just been googling property crashes (cycles) uk, and they seem to happen every 10-15 years, dont they?
Just curious, is this a sign of a looming property crash?
Are landlords trying to offload their portfolios?
nope they just keep regrouping and then starting again .....
let me guess .....they are saying brexit means all investors should go,to a seminar and find out how property will make them solid returns regardless of brexit
i’ve been to a few of these over the years and bought a lot of books .....
in answer to your question most of the courses sell the vendors dubious expertise and also,throw in some kind of consortium flogging you sh#te properties up north .....all off plan .......and a management fee to rent them out .....
there was one interesting guy i went to see who,always bought at auction .....it was actually good as he really had his act together recognising opportunities to flip stuff he saw .......but even he admitted it was tough to do that all the time and again flogging books and his management services was where he did the best .....
as others are saying there’s 2 things that dominate property values in the UK
the interest rate and buyers access to borrowing
the supply of property in the market
unfortunately brexit may really hit the first one above......that could impact prices detrimentally until,we get to,wherever we are going ......supply wise there will never be enough properties to,satisfy demand in the uk
whether developers are building the right type of properties is another issue.....
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