Property Investment Readiness

1 = not very confident and 5 = very confident

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* 1: You have done your research

I have researched the property market extensively and have established the best location in which for me to buy. I understand the potential for capital growth, average rental income, vacancy rates maintenance and ownership costs the property

1 - Not Very Confident

5 - Very Confident

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* 2: You are aware of the risks

I am aware that Investing in property does not always guarantee success. I have taken measures to minimise my exposure to risk, have appropriate insurances in place and have a contingency buffer of funds to prepare for unexpected costs.

1 - Not Very Confident

5 - Very Confident

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* 3: Your goals are realistic

I am realistic about the capital growth and the time frame I expect an investment property to achieve that growth? I am aware in most cases; property investment provides a medium- or long-term investment option rather than a chance to turn a quick profit.

1 - Not Very Confident

5 - Very Confident

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* 4: You understand what it takes to own an investment property

I have taken legal advice on my responsibilities as a landlord, will have adequate insurances in place, taken accounting and financial advice about the possible tax implications of owning an investment property.

1 - Not Very Confident

5 - Very Confident

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* 5: You’re not afraid to ask for help

I am prepared to ask for expert advice on any aspect of the property investment process. Whether it’s asking a mortgage broker, an accountant or financial advisor, or a buyers’ agent to help you find the right investment property.

1 - Not Very Confident

5 - Very Confident

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* 6: You know your budget

I will have finance pre-approval before I start looking at property and will not sign a contract without obtaining funding first. I know my budget and how much I can realistically afford.

1 - Not Very Confident

5 - Very Confident

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* 7: Financer Limitations

Not all lenders play by the same rules, so where some banks will lend you money to buy certain property in a particular location, others will not. So, before you started looking, make sure you know what geographic or market sector limitations your finance may have.

1 - Not Very Confident

5 - Very Confident

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* 1: You have done your researchI have researched the property market extensively and have established the best location in which for me to buy. I understand the potential for capital growth, average rental income, vacancy rates maintenance and ownership costs the property

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* 2: You are aware of the risksI am aware that Investing in property does not always guarantee success. I have taken measures to minimise my exposure to risk, have appropriate insurances in place and have a contingency buffer of funds to prepare for unexpected costs.

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* 3: Your goals are realisticI am realistic about the capital growth and the time frame I expect an investment property to achieve that growth? I am aware in most cases; property investment provides a medium- or long-term investment option rather than a chance to turn a quick profit.

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* 4: You understand what it takes to own an investment propertyI have taken legal advice on my responsibilities as a landlord, will have adequate insurances in place, taken accounting and financial advice about the possible tax implications of owning an investment property.

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* 5: You’re not afraid to ask for helpI am prepared to ask for expert advice on any aspect of the property investment process. Whether it’s asking a mortgage broker, an accountant or financial advisor, or a buyers’ agent to help you find the right investment property.

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* 6: You know your budgetI will have finance pre-approval before I start looking at property and will not sign a contract without obtaining funding first. I know my budget and how much I can realistically afford.

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* 7: Financer LimitationsNot all lenders play by the same rules, so where some banks will lend you money to buy certain property in a particular location, others will not. So, before you started looking, make sure you know what geographic or market sector limitations your finance may have.

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* Fill out Your Contact Details to See Your Results!Note that by completing this step, you are agreeing to be contacted by Aspect Buyer's in relation to future campaigns as per Aspect Buyer's Privacy Policy.

* 1: You have done your research

I have researched the property market extensively and have established the best location in which for me to buy. I understand the potential for capital growth, average rental income, vacancy rates maintenance and ownership costs the property

* 2: You are aware of the risks

I am aware that Investing in property does not always guarantee success. I have taken measures to minimise my exposure to risk, have appropriate insurances in place and have a contingency buffer of funds to prepare for unexpected costs.

* 3: Your goals are realistic

I am realistic about the capital growth and the time frame I expect an investment property to achieve that growth? I am aware in most cases; property investment provides a medium- or long-term investment option rather than a chance to turn a quick profit.

* 4: You understand what it takes to own an investment property

I have taken legal advice on my responsibilities as a landlord, will have adequate insurances in place, taken accounting and financial advice about the possible tax implications of owning an investment property.

* 5: You’re not afraid to ask for help

I am prepared to ask for expert advice on any aspect of the property investment process. Whether it’s asking a mortgage broker, an accountant or financial advisor, or a buyers’ agent to help you find the right investment property.

* 6: You know your budget

I will have finance pre-approval before I start looking at property and will not sign a contract without obtaining funding first. I know my budget and how much I can realistically afford.

* 7: Financer Limitations

Not all lenders play by the same rules, so where some banks will lend you money to buy certain property in a particular location, others will not. So, before you started looking, make sure you know what geographic or market sector limitations your finance may have.

* Fill out Your Contact Details to See Your Results!
Note that by completing this step, you are agreeing to be contacted by Aspect Buyer's in relation to future campaigns as per Aspect Buyer's Privacy Policy.