Property Tycoon: A simple seven-step guide to becoming a property millionaire - Softcover

Samuels, Ian

Softcover

ISBN 10: 0857193589 ISBN 13: 9780857193582

Publisher: Harriman House, 2014

Synopsis

Property Tycoon offers a complete and incredibly revealing guide to EVERY aspect of residential property investment: whether you're looking to just dip into buy-to-let or want to use property to build up a substantial and life-changing income.
Covering buying, managing, maintaining, financing and selling UK property, this book is written by someone who has made a success of buy-to-let investment for more than 20 years and through two booms and busts. Written in plain English, and filled with real-life case studies, it reveals the secrets of:
- the questions every successful property investor asks themselves before buying a property
- how to secure capital for your investment properties
- where to get tradesmen, agents, mentors and tenants you can rely on
- what it takes to manage and maintain different kinds of property portfolio and how to take your portfolio to the next level when the time is right
- when to buy and sell, and how to make sure you get your way in auctions and off-plan deals.
With housing in ever-increasing demand, and UK values showing an average rise in value of 9% a year for the last 60 years, today represents a great opportunity for anyone interested in entering the buy-to-let world. Property Tycoon is the friendliest and most up-to-date guide available.

About this title

About the Author:

Having spent more than 20 years growing a property portfolio, Ian Samuels believes that with the right approach anyone can make a living from investing in property. Ian is an avid student of business, philosophy, sales, management, economics, and human behaviour. He was born in Dublin in 1966 and now lives in Manchester with his wife and two daughters.

About this edition

• Publisher: Harriman House
• Publication date: 2014
• ISBN 10: 0857193589
• ISBN 13: 9780857193582
• Binding: Paperback
• Number of pages: 174