Leaders has launched a new online opportunity for investors to buy, sell and compare available buy to let properties
It provides access to Leaders’ entire portfolio of buy to let properties, each of which has been identified as having “outstanding investment potential” according to the agency.
“Every house or apartment featured has been assessed and valued by one of our local experts and is predicted to deliver either a very a good rental yield, strong capital growth or a combination of the two. Most provide a rental yield of at least four per cent, but some with slightly lower yields have been included where capital growth potential is exceptionally good” explains Allison Thompson, managing director at Leaders.
“All properties are in areas where rental demand is consistently high and predicted to remain high. Many of them are currently let and managed by Leaders and come with a detailed rental history and a reliable tenant in situ so investors can buy with extreme confidence” she adds.
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It must be where we operate but I always find "at least four percent" considered as a good yield funny.
Anything less than 9-10% in Greater Manchester I would be disappointed in.
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