Expat Buy to Let

Expat buy-to-let market strengthens.

Times are hard for first time buyers at present which has strengthened the buy-to-let market even more.

Young couples and first-time buyers looking to join the property ladder could be in for a very long wait. Figures just released this week are showing that a combined salary of £48500 is required on average to enter the property market.

So, what is required these days to buy a new property is almost twice the UK average wage of £25000 per annum and as most people will know that is very difficult.

As a result of all this many couples are turning to the rental market for housing, and this is providing a boost in demand for landlords and buy-to-let investors.

This in turn is creating a shortage of suitable properties coming onto the market especially in the London and Southeast.

As an expat thinking of entering the Buy-to-Let market.

 More and more expat investors are considering entering this market for various reasons. What can a buy-to-let investment offer you?

Interest only mortgages

Good potential returns on capital invested.

Tax efficiency

Attractive mortgage interest rates

Potentially better returns than on offer at high street banks

Above are just some of the reasons why expats are considering a buy-to-let investment. If you are thinking of entering this market, you should always seek professional independent advice on the types of mortgages available.

You will generally need a deposit of at least 25% this varies from lender to lender but the bigger the deposit the better the deal.

Mortgage assistance?

 If you are contemplating entering this market or require assistance with a re-mortgage, please do contact us. We have experienced independent advisers who will find the correct deal for you.