I am a beginner Landlord and would like some advice on the best way to
kickstart and expand my portfolio by using my current equity and savings to the maximum benefit.
I have quite a few options which is a nice situation to be in but also complicated, I really need to pin point the best action plan to start with in order to improve my portfolio in the best possible way.
I currently own a residential Victorian property in a very affluent area with an empty cellar which has great potential to be renovated.
- Property equity:40k - Mortgage:85k - Current mortgage rate:2.5% interest only - potential rent:£600PCM min.
My options:
1. Use current residential equity to convert cellar into a self contained one bedroom flat - cost: 40k - potential rent: min £400 PCM. Then flip the whole property into a buy-to-let and purchase a new residential property. So in affect I would have:
- 2 Bed Flat - 600pcm
- 1 Bed Flat - 400pcm
(Above being same property)
- New Residential Property
2. Purchase a buy-to-let property approx 80k putting down a 25% deposit (from my 30k cash savings) and also flip my current residential property into a buy-to-let property then seek a new residential property to live in.(Cellar conversion to be done at a later stage in the future).
- BTL Property - 550pcm
- 2 Bed Flat - 600pcm
- New Residential property
Any sound advice on the best plan of action to take very much appreciated.
kickstart and expand my portfolio by using my current equity and savings to the maximum benefit.
I have quite a few options which is a nice situation to be in but also complicated, I really need to pin point the best action plan to start with in order to improve my portfolio in the best possible way.
I currently own a residential Victorian property in a very affluent area with an empty cellar which has great potential to be renovated.
- Property equity:40k - Mortgage:85k - Current mortgage rate:2.5% interest only - potential rent:£600PCM min.
My options:
1. Use current residential equity to convert cellar into a self contained one bedroom flat - cost: 40k - potential rent: min £400 PCM. Then flip the whole property into a buy-to-let and purchase a new residential property. So in affect I would have:
- 2 Bed Flat - 600pcm
- 1 Bed Flat - 400pcm
(Above being same property)
- New Residential Property
2. Purchase a buy-to-let property approx 80k putting down a 25% deposit (from my 30k cash savings) and also flip my current residential property into a buy-to-let property then seek a new residential property to live in.(Cellar conversion to be done at a later stage in the future).
- BTL Property - 550pcm
- 2 Bed Flat - 600pcm
- New Residential property
Any sound advice on the best plan of action to take very much appreciated.