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Hi All, I was just wondering if anyone knows the best equation or calculation to use to work out percentage share of a property, if you are going to purchase a property via Tenants in Common, legal agreement. For context, I’m buying a residential property with my long term partner but we are not married. The property value is £625K I’m putting down all the deposit which is 20% at £125K I’m also paying all other costs to purchase the property such as stamp duty and all legal fees which will probably be another 9K. I will also be paying most if not all the major h
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Hi everyone, Really looking for advice here as keep hitting a brick wall! I just can't seem to stack any number up to generate a ROI of even over 3%! Please advise if i am doing something wrong or need to change: See below example: I am investing in my local area and decided to buy a property every year @ 100K Here is one i wouldn't mind getting as looks low maintenance - For arguments sake, lets keep price @ £100k I am investing through my LTD with 75 LTV (Based on 4% workings) Stamp Duty:- £3k Deposit £25k
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Hi all, My wife an I are new to the property investment game. I am just reaching out to see if anyone could share a basic calculation that they use to formulate an offer on a property that we would like to buy, refurb, refinance and then rent out. I am using figures that involve me buying in cash initially, then hopefully pulling my money out after the refurb, but the offers required seem too low and we haven't had much luck with our offers so far. I'm not sure if I should be focusing on buying with a mortgage so only putting 25% down then refinancing after 6 months?? An
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I’d like some advice about whether I have calculated the CGT correctly in this situation. The property in question has a residential mortgage with permission to let which will now be paid off in full. It was a residential home for several years, then was rented out. It seems sensible now to change ownership before the end of this tax year with the expected changes to Private Residence Relief and Lettings Relief. I am hoping that someone can check my calculations below to see whether I have understood things correctly. Three quarters of the property will be gifted to others, with one
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Hi all, I currently own a property outright which i am considering either selling or remortgaging with the intent of renting out. I bought it back in 2012 and since then it has increased enough in value to be able to pull out all of the original cash we put in if we were to remortgage. Now ,if I am right, by remortgaging that means the ROI would be infinite...? but I'm not sure what that means for the net and gross values and how this would impact my decision on if this is a good property to keep or sell and buy another instead. How would I calculate these figures when remortgaging. Up t
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Hi This is my first posting into this forum and I'm excited to be here. I have been planning to invest in property for while now, but because I am self employed I have been waiting for my second years accounts which are now ready. During this long wait the tax relief rules are now subject to change - just my luck! I have been busy doing my calculations to see if it is still worth my while investing and would appreciate any correction, or costs I may have missed during my calculations. I am in the higher bracket (40%) tax rate due to my day job. OK, here we go: All of these f
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