100% mortgages
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Hello everyone, I am attaching a link here, to mortgage banks in England, these banks currently give mortgages at the rate of 100% to 120% of the purchase price of the property. what is the meaning of this ? We as real estate investors monitor economic information and the trend of the real estate market that we examine, from the information we receive we can draw conclusions about the market trend, is it a good time to enter the market, is the market expensive and worthwhile to make profits ר .. The real estate market in England has passed Crisis in 2008, property prices in London fell by 16% in Manchester in the north fell by 30%, banks were in a credit crunch, there were almost no mortgages in the market, so prices were down. Unemployment was double digits, local investors did not operate in the market they were busy surviving , In 2009 foreign investors began to enter the market mainly in London, durable, cash investors, of course since then they have enjoyed significant price increases mainly in London, east of London and the south of England, these price increases have of course helped over the years with ease and availability of credit. Inflation has reached a 3% rise in wages (the Brexit is an investment opportunity for professional investors), banks feel comfortable giving high percentage mortgages, of course for those who enjoy an appropriate credit rating, bottom line banks seem to have learned nothing, inflate real estate bubble again, do we As foreign investors there is still something to look for In this market? Since the real estate market is not behaving accordingly, it can be seen that the big cities in the north of England, Liverpool, Manchester, Leeds, Sheffield, Preston… started the price increase cycle in the city of Manchester about two years ago, while in the other cities I mentioned over a year ago You can find properties at an attractive price, in addition we as Israelis enjoy the weakening of the pound against the shekel, this market is especially attractive for young investors who want to buy a residential apartment or investment property in Israel in the future. Since the real estate market in Israel started changing from October 2016 towards a declining market (On average 7 to 10 years), there is an inverse correlation with the market trend in the North of England, meaning you can expect to sell the investment in England at an increase in value in a few years in order to buy a property in Israel or another market that will bottom out. Since the lending banks in England have not learned the lesson (the short-term bonuses dictate the conduct of the principals) we are left with no sediment to exploit and enjoy the bubble they create.
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Hi, The uncertainty as a result of the Brexit process initially affected only the currency and luxury real estate properties in London only, I guess it also led to a postponement of new investments in the financial system, including a postponement of residential real estate projects (which increased the distress of supply in residential apartments) Were more negative, but in retrospect, the economy continues to grow, albeit at a slower pace, the devaluation of the pound has created tremendous demand for products from England, reduced the level of unemployment, raised inflation and wages. Today the real estate market continues the upward trend of prices and rents, when the Brexit process is over the economy will continue to grow and I assume the pound currency will correct the exchange rate to some extent upwards. It is important to remember that the English began the Brexit process as they lost control of immigration from across Europe and Muslim immigrants from Syria. Over the years many immigrants from Eastern Europe came to England, parasites on the English welfare system, the English lost control and therefore decided on the Brexit process, in the short run it hurts the economy, in the long run it will work in their favor, as they intend to reach trade agreement with EU With India, China, USA, Australia, Canada, Japan …… In my opinion, for investors, Brexit is an opportunity to invest at a discounted price, especially for us Israelis, thanks to the devaluation of the exchange rate and the opposite correlation with the real estate market in Israel.
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Sounds interesting and would love to get more details