How To Buy 10 Houses with £50k

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Summary

TLDRSamuel Leeds demonstrates a strategy for acquiring 10 properties with an initial investment of £50,000. His approach involves purchasing rundown houses that can't be financed through a traditional mortgage due to their condition. Instead, using a bridging loan, you can cover 65% of the purchase price and refurbishment costs. After refurbishing the property, refinance it based on its new market value, often doubling the original value. This allows you to reclaim your initial investment to purchase additional properties, repeating the process until 10 properties have been acquired. This is a common strategy among wealthy real estate investors focusing on effectively recycling their capital.

Takeaways

  • 💼 Leveraging £50,000 to acquire multiple properties is possible through strategic investment and refinancing.
  • 🏚️ Focus on dilapidated properties that traditionally wouldn't qualify for mortgage lending.
  • 🔄 Bridging finance can be used to initially secure and refurbish a property.
  • 🏡 Post-renovation, properties can be refinanced at a higher market value to extract original investments.
  • 💡 This method involves recycling the initial capital repeatedly to acquire multiple assets.
  • ❌ Major lenders won’t approve mortgages for poorly maintained properties, creating niche opportunities.
  • 📈 Real estate investing can accelerate wealth using calculated financial instruments.

Timeline

  • 00:00:00 - 00:07:35

    Samuel Leeds explains how to buy 10 houses with £50,000, not cheap abroad properties but quality investment homes. He contrasts this method with the traditional approach of saving for one house, emphasizing speed and leveraging. The key is finding rundown properties which can't be mortgaged, buying cheap, using bridging finance to cover renovations, and then refinancing once refurbished. This lets investors recycle their initial £50,000 across multiple properties, growing their portfolio without additional funds. He underlines the importance of understanding these financial techniques for successful property investment.

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Video Q&A

  • How can I buy 10 houses with £50,000?

    You can buy houses in poor condition and use bridging finance to refurbish them, then refinance them at a higher value to pull your money out and repeat the process.

  • What is bridging finance?

    Bridging finance is a short-term loan that helps you purchase and refurbish a property until you can get a traditional mortgage.

  • Can I use a mortgage to buy rundown houses?

    No, traditional mortgage lenders usually won't fund properties in poor condition.

  • How much deposit is typically needed for buy-to-let in the UK?

    Typically, a 25% deposit is needed to buy-to-let.

  • What is the role of a bridging loan company?

    They provide a short-term loan to purchase and refurbish a property; usually loaning about 65% of the purchase price.

  • What are the additional costs of buying a house besides the purchase price?

    Additional costs can include stamp duty, legal fees, and refurbishing costs.

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  • 00:00:00
    hey what's up my name is Samuel Leeds
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    and in this video I'm going to show you
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    exactly how you can buy 10 houses with
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    just 50
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    000 pounds now you might be thinking if
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    I want to buy 10 houses with 50 000
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    pounds surely they're going to be really
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    cheap houses maybe in another country
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    five grand each or something crazy no
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    I'm talking about nice good condition
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    houses that you can rent out 10 of them
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    make a nice income and literally start
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    with just 50 000 pounds and if you
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    haven't even got 50 000 pounds it
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    doesn't matter because you can just get
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    a loan or you can get a silent partner
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    or a joint venture agreement or you can
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    borrow the money from somebody so once
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    you understand how to do this which I
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    want to show you right now you're going
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    to be absolutely aware this is how all
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    rich people invest in property what the
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    poor and middle class do is they work
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    really hard in a job
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    they try and save up money and then they
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    use that money after they've saved it up
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    for years and years and years to then
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    buy a house if you're doing that that's
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    your method then it's just going to be
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    too slow so
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    you're going to enjoy this video there's
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    gonna be a lot of content take good
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    notes and here goes the average house
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    right now in the UK is about 300 000
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    pounds now that means that if you're
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    going to buy an average house you're
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    gonna need 25
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    as a deposit that is how much if you're
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    buying a house to rent out which is
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    called a buy to let that's how much the
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    mortgage lenders demand so they put in
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    75 you put in 25 which is going to mean
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    you're going to need to put in 75
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    000 pounds as a deposit you're also
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    going to have to pay stamp Duty tax
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    which is going to be for a 300 grand
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    house you're probably talking around
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    about 10 000 pounds uh plus you're gonna
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    have to pay your legal fees maybe you
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    might have to get some new um carpets in
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    the house so realistically you're
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    talking about 90
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    000 pounds that you're gonna need to
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    save
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    to buy an average house and even if you
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    buy a cheaper house even if you say well
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    I'm going to find a house for a hundred
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    and fifty thousand pounds all right fine
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    you're still going to need half of 90.
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    still gonna need 45
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    000 pounds and with 45 000 pounds you're
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    only going to end up owning one house
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    I'm going to show you how you can get 10
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    nice houses so that
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    sucks that's old school that's what
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    losers do that's what people do that
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    don't understand the formulas that is
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    not how any rich people invest in
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    property this is how wealthy people
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    invest these are the formulas so you're
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    going to find a house
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    okay and you're going to go to an area
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    whereby you're going to do market
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    research on the street look at all the
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    houses in the street and see how much
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    they're selling for let's say the
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    average house in that street is selling
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    for 200 000 pounds which is very doable
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    200 000 pounds you're gonna find
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    I don't want that house I don't want
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    that house you're gonna find the houses
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    which are in really bad condition
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    they're really run down
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    now the great thing about finding houses
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    that are run down let's say it's got
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    structural problems the roof needs
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    fixing there's no kitchen no bathroom no
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    installation it's a wreck the great
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    thing about that is
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    firstly you can buy it really cheap it
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    might need let's say 50 000 pounds
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    spending on it but but secondly not only
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    can you buy cheap below market value but
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    no one else can buy that house and the
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    reason no one can buy that house that's
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    run down is because there's no mortgage
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    lender that will loan money on a house
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    that's in really bad condition they
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    won't do it you can't get a Residential
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    Mortgage you can't get a buyer because
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    you're not buying it to let it it's run
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    down you can't get any type of mortgage
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    so what that means is houses like this
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    that may be our probate Properties or
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    they're being they've been repossessed
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    and now they've been sold off cheap by
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    the Banks houses like this which exist
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    all over the place that are run down
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    they first-time buyers biceps landlords
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    can't buy it but the only people that
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    can buy these types of houses are cash
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    buyers so you can buy them cheap so
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    let's say you agreed to buy a house like
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    this it's really run down it's 50 000
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    pounds spending on it and you agree to
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    buy it for a hundred thousand pounds
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    which again is realistic it is 50
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    Instagram spending on it it is elbow
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    grease it needs three to six months
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    worth of work so what you do is here's
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    how you financially structure it you
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    can't get a mortgage on it you can't you
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    can't buy it cash because you've only
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    got 50 000 pounds so you're gonna get
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    something called a bridge
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    now a bridge is something that Bridges
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    the gap between you purchasing the house
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    and you then later getting a mortgage
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    because you can only get a mortgage or a
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    refinance on the house when it's in good
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    condition when it's mortgageable so you
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    buy it for 100 grand how much are
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    bridging companies going to loan you
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    well I know because I actually have my
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    own bridging Finance Company they're
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    going to typically loan you about 65
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    percent
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    of the purchase price and they will loan
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    you the money for the refurb so they're
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    going to give you 65 Grand that means
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    that you only need 35 Grand
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    okay plus your legal fees and stuff
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    maybe an extra 5 000 pounds Max so 40
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    000 pounds
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    to buy the house because you're going to
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    get a bridging loan that will pay the
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    rest you're going to get a bridging loan
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    that will pay the purchase a bridge and
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    loan company that will pay the the 50
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    000 pounds now of course you're gonna
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    have to pay the bridging loan company to
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    do this typically you're going to pay
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    one percent a month so if you've got the
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    money for six months let's say by the
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    way you're gonna pay zero stamp Duty on
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    this property because it's inhabitable
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    that's another little trick so let's say
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    you end up in tow with all your legal
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    fees and everything spending 50 000
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    pounds
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    which is the amount that I've said in
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    this video so you've got 50 Grand so
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    you're going to buy a house it's a
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    hundred grand house you're going to get
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    a bridging loan you're going to
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    refurbish it well then
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    once you finish the refurb the new value
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    of course is 200 000 pounds like all the
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    others in the street so what are you
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    going to do well you're then going to
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    get a re-mortgage
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    which means that you're going to then
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    get a buy to let lender a mortgage
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    company to come out look at the house
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    and they're going to say oh it's
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    beautiful it's in really good condition
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    of course it is you've just spent 50
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    Grand on it so it's got new carpets it's
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    fresh it's got a new roof and they're
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    gonna go okay cool and then they are
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    going to then
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    lend you
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    a hundred and fifty thousand pounds
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    which is 75 percent loan to value which
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    is the new value so they're going to
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    give you 150 Grand now what are you
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    going to do with that 150 Grand well
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    you're gonna for a start you're going to
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    pay off your bridging company
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    and you're gonna get your 50 Grand back
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    so effectively what you've done is
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    you've just recycled your money you
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    bought the house for a hundred you spent
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    50 on it you've now made 50 000 pounds
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    in equity in profit but instead of
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    selling the house you're refinancing it
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    you're getting that 50 000 pounds and
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    you're leaving that in the property as a
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    deposit when you get your 50 Grand back
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    what are you gonna do
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    it again
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    do it again do it again do it again and
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    keep recycling your money with the same
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    fifty thousand pounds until you're 50
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    000 pounds has bought you ten houses and
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    then you can tell me how right I was I
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    hope you enjoyed the video smash the
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    like button don't forget to share the
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    video around I'll see you guys next time
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Tags
  • property investment
  • real estate
  • bridging finance
  • refinance strategy
  • buy-to-let
  • mortgage
  • house refurbishing
  • investment strategy