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is available in the news section as soon as we get it We are delighted to inform you of our updated interactive website which can be accessed via the link provided below. Please view the new site at www.pugh-company.co.uk , clicking on the AUCTIONS menu and then on Current Auction. The Auction will be held at Terminal 2 Manchester International Airport and includes 178 lots. We are acting on behalf of clients such as St Helens Council, Calderdale Council, Lancashire County Council, Salford City Council, Trafford Metropolitan Borough Council, Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council, Sefton Council, Telereal, British Waterways, and United Utilities. The online brochure is complete with individual pages for each lot, the Guide Price List and a regularly updated copy of The Addendum. In order to access each individual lot page, simply click on the Lot Number. Thank you for your interest and please e-mailauctions@pugh-company.co.uk with your comments. STEVE SWAINSON BSc (Hons) MRICS Miller Metcalf Halls
FULL LIST OF HUNDREDS OF AUCTIONS ACROSS THE UK AVAILABLE AT THE HOT PROPERTY SITE WE ADVISE YOU TO CONFIRM ABOVE DETAILS WITH AUCTIONEER BEFORE TRAVELLING News 40% OFF PROPERTY ˆ WITH THE BLESSING OF THE TAXMAN!! How to buy a £200,000 home for £120,000 We reveal how as pension 'A-Day' approaches, you could get a 40% discount off any property you buy 6 April 2006 could be the most important day of your life if you've ever dreamt of making your fortune in property. It will mark the most radical reform of the British pensions system in 50 years and is known as A.Day. Safeguard your future with bricks and mortar After this date you will be allowed to put property into your pension for the very first time. Also, even better, you can receive up to 40% off any commercial or residential property you purchase ˆ all with the blessing of the taxman. Buy property at 2001 prices ˆ Courtesy of a Self-Invested Pension Presently, the way to own property in a pension is through an insurance company property fund. From 'A-Day' onwards by the choice of a Self-Invested Pension (SIPP) you will, as an individual, be able to invest in commercial or residential property as part of your pension fund. GET THIS FREE REPORT ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Each month we aim to bring you the Bank of England Interest For information on previous Base Rate decisions, meeting http://www.bankofengland.co.uk How do I get started? Most people assume that property investing is essentially buying a property, finding a tenant and watching the cash roll in. This is certainly one route into property investing, although you need to be aware that the cash doesn't always roll in! However, there are many, many other facets to property investment; these include: - - commercial rentals There are also a whole host of other ways to invest in property
as well as investing in other property companies or people; through
investment opportunities, partnerships, venture capital or on
the stock market - you can even put property companies in your
pension or ISA. This names just Even if you are sure you are only interested in residential
renting you should then consider the type of tenants you are
looking for; students, housing benefit, professionals, corporate
lets, asylum seekers or other You also need to consider the type of property you wish to purchase; flats, executive apartments, holiday homes, UK or overseas, houses, bedsits, inner city terraces or large detached family homes to name just a few. This may depend more on the tenant type you choose or vice versa and also your target market and/or area. You will also need to consider whether to self-manage or use an agent, the entity you will use such as trusts, a limited company or private purchase and also your budget and time commitment. You should also reflect very carefully upon your goals (more on investment goals in a later issue). Your current and future requirements should heavily influence your investment and buying decisions. So, when considering which area of property investing to go into take a long look at where you are and where you want to be, not only geographically and financially but in your life too. Whatever you decide to do, don't spread yourself too thin - pick one idea that really fires you up and go for it. Estate Agents - what they say and
what they really mean... WIDE OPEN FLOOR PLAN - Previous owner removed all supporting walls. SECURITY SYSTEM - Neighbour has a dog. MOTIVATED SELLER - Has been on the market for 14 years. CONVENIENT - Located on freeway entrance ramp. MOVE IN CONDITION - Front door missing. COZY - No room larger than 9 x 6. BOX ROOM - Suitable for accommodating one or two large cardboard boxes ... folded. BY PRIVATE TREATY - If it went to auction it would never reach the reserve price. DECEPTIVE APPEARANCE - It looks terrible. EASILY MAINTAINED - Requires at least two gardeners and live-in maid. EXTENSIVELY MODERNIZED - Former DIY owner had a breakdown under the strain. MUCH SOUGHT AFTER - It's been on the market at least twice before and still no one wants it. Stamp Duty Free You may or may not know that the Government recently declared certain postal code areas free of Stamp Duty for purchases under £150,000 (as of current legislation) - these are called Disadvantaged Areas. Most of us assume that our conveyancer or solicitor will deal with stamp duty issues and inform us of what is or isn't payable. However, it has come to my attention that they don't always
check whether your property is in a disadvantaged area. I have
had this happen to me when I needed to use a different solicitor
to my normal one and when I queried Now I ALWAYS check whether the property I'm buying is subject to stamp duty or not simply by using this search facility on the Inland Revenue website:- http://www.inlandrevenue.gov.uk/so/pcode_search.htm Make sure you do too!
The Positive Club "Extraordinary people break away from the ordinary and make sure their lives matter. To be extraordinary, you have to be willing to set yourself apart from the fellow men and women and do what they will not. You have to put in the work that will create extraordinary results in whatever field you choose. Living an extraordinary life has little to do with *what* you do; it‚s more a function of *how* you do it" - Frank McKinney Remember
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