Aug 17 2024 20 mins 2
With a surprise BOE base rate cut at the beginning of the month and inflation stabilising, mortgage rates are now predicted to fall.
But aside from the increase in monthly rental returns, what does this all mean for us as property investors?
How will it affect the property market?
Will we see property prices increase?
What about the discounts we’ve been getting, will they disappear?
I recently sat down with Bob Singh from Chess Mortgages to break it all down and get his expert view on all things property, the market, and of course, mortgages.
We discussed:
- When should we start seeing the mortgage rates drop and what does it mean for your next deal?
- Is the Window Of Opportunity closing?
- The truth behind the Labour government’s housing pledge—can they really build 1.5 million homes?
- Property prices— are they going to rise?
- The North vs. South debate—where can you find the best buy-to-let yields
If you’re looking to invest in property & want to know what’s really going on, then this is a must-watch!
Connect with Bob
Bob Singh is the managing director of Chess Mortgages which offers bespoke and expert mortgage advice. Bob has over 42 years of FS experience and with his ear constantly close to the ground, he is a fountain of knowledge when it comes to the UK mortgage market.
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bob-singh-chess-mortgages-chess-capital-5ba074167/
Website https://chessmortgages.co.uk/
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