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Friday, 10 April 2009 15:59 |
 There is an estimated 5.2 million commercial properties within the UK. The commercial property market expanded by over 32 per cent during 1990-2000 (according to the new products started) compared with the previous decade, in itself a decade of exceptional growth. Bank lending for commercial property deals rose by a record £7.7 billion in the first quarter of 2005, according to data provided by the Bank of England, and property experts believe the bulk of the new lending was for investment purchases.
There has also been a substantial rise in the number of investors looking to buy commercial properties to put into Self Invested Personal Pension Schemes. Property investment funds received a boost as of late last year after the Government announced plans to allow them to be included in an ISA (Individual Savings Account) wrapper.
Savers will now be able to add investments, such as property funds and funds of funds, that have previously been restricted from being included in ISA's because the asset class did not feature on a European standard of eligible investments and commercial property funds are seemingly the greatest beneficiary of the rule change.
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Friday, 20 March 2009 07:41 |
Foreclosure loans are available to people that are facing a home foreclosure. If you are having a financial hardship and the bills and mortgage payment are getting behind, you still may have some hope with a foreclosure loan. There are some options to protect your home from foreclosure, and places that offer home foreclosure help by providing valuable information and resources that may be able to help prevent foreclosure.
Foreclosure loans offer borrowers a second chance to avoid foreclosure on your home. Foreclosure loan companies often look at personal finances and credit worthiness of each individual situation to determine if you qualify for a home foreclosure loan. Taking the time to provide the information that a home foreclosure loan requires is usually time well spent.
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Monday, 09 March 2009 10:08 |
So, you’re selling your home (house, townhouse, condo, apartment, land, lot, farm, ranch, etc.), what can go wrong? The sad fact is that a lot of things can go wrong. However, don’t despair, there are almost as many solutions as problems. In this article, we look at problems related to pricing and a buyer’s inability to get a loan.
Price Negotiation
A problem that shows up all too frequently during contract negotiations is that the seller has left no room to negotiate the price. If the seller shows no flexibility, they are apt to chase buyers away. Mad.
The solution is simple and obvious, price your property a little higher than you feel you have to get. It needs to be a reasonable market price for your home, but you can start at the top of the market. Then, if your buyer wants to negotiate price, you have built in wiggle room.
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Monday, 09 February 2009 14:29 |
One of the most essential factors of a persons decision to get a home is how the mortgage rates fare for a particular time. Rarely can people afford to buy houses on a cash basis thus getting a home loan has been the norm for several decades already. But there are different types of mortgages and to get the best deals with home loans, it important to compare home mortgage rates.
Mortgage Rates 101
Mortgage rates are simply the payment people pay to lenders, such as banks and other financial institutions, for letting them borrow money. Mortgage rates are affected by numerous factors that generally affect the entire economy. And the varying rates make it possible for people to get the best deals at a particular time if the know how to compare them.
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