Before I go any further let me introduce myself. I am Peter Jones, ex-Chartered Surveyor, author and property investor. I’ve been renovating property since 1995 and I’ve literally lost count of how many properties I have renovated.
As I write this I currently have 3 projects on the go and another one in the pipeline. Typically these aren’t big, flashy developments, mainly they are normal residential houses, like terraced houses and semis, for which I know there is a ready market when I finish the project. It’s bread and butter stuff, I buy the property and usually pop them onto the market 3 or 4 months later and collect my profit. Nice and easy. Nothing complicated.
Some I keep, hold and rent out. If I want to take my profit out, I’ll refinance. The others I sell-on at a good profit.
There’s no reason why you shouldn’t be doing the same and making profits of your own.
Before I go any further let me introduce myself. I am Peter Jones, ex-Chartered Surveyor, author and property investor. I’ve been renovating property since 1995 and I’ve literally lost count of how many properties I have renovated.
As I write this I currently have 3 projects on the go and another one in the pipeline. Typically these aren’t big, flashy developments, mainly they are normal residential houses, like terraced houses and semis, for which I know there is a ready market when I finish the project. It’s bread and butter stuff, I buy the property and usually pop them onto the market 3 or 4 months later and collect my profit. Nice and easy. Nothing complicated.
Some I keep, hold and rent out. If I want to take my profit out, I’ll refinance. The others I sell-on at a good profit.
There’s no reason why you shouldn’t be doing the same and making profits of your own.
Let me show you the time-proven tips and techniques I have used doing my own renovation projects so you can guarantee yours own success.
I want to share my practice and experience with you, so you can save real time and real money, and concentrate on buying the deals that make sense for you.
Let me show you the time-proven tips and techniques I have used doing my own renovation projects so you can guarantee yours own success.
I want to share my practice and experience with you, so you can save real time and real money, and concentrate on buying the deals that make sense for you.
My builder quoted me for a new kitchen this week, and keeping the sound carcasses made it at least a third cheaper. Here’s why I refresh rental kitchens and bathrooms instead of skipping them.
Before I go any further let me introduce myself. I am Peter Jones, ex-Chartered Surveyor, author and property investor. I’ve been renovating property since 1995 and I’ve literally lost count of how many properties I have renovated.
As I write this I currently have 3 projects on the go and another one in the pipeline. Typically these aren’t big, flashy developments, mainly they are normal residential houses, like terraced houses and semis, for which I know there is a ready market when I finish the project. It’s bread and butter stuff, I buy the property and usually pop them onto the market 3 or 4 months later and collect my profit. Nice and easy. Nothing complicated.
Some I keep, hold and rent out. If I want to take my profit out, I’ll refinance. The others I sell-on at a good profit.
There’s no reason why you shouldn’t be doing the same and making profits of your own.
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