Colour Investments Property Investment

Its been a great week for the UK market with a couple of new 80% Loan-to-value, Buy-To-Let mortgage products becoming available.

This is fantastic  for investors and for the market in general as it restores confidence and shows the banks growing confidence.

Lets hope this is one step up the (steep) ladder to recovery…  The boom could be just round the corner….

Dear Investor,

Colour Investments are pleased to announce our latest UK BMV investment property deal sourced with a 25% discount from RICS property valuation in Derby, UK.

We have only 20 properties available, as this stock is from a bank repossession from the original developer. The apartments are fully tenanted (some with full new tenancy agreements) and have great existing property rental yields of between 7-12%.

Key features:

- 25% discount from new RICS valuations
- Strong property investment Yields of between 7-12%
- Already tenanted properties
- High spec luxury UK apartments in great location in Derby
- Existing property lettings/management company in place to take over the letting for you when required
- 2% is payable as the finders fee and £1,000 holding deposit (to come off exchange funds) payable to reserve a unit.
- Net Prices from just £82,500 for a 2 bed apartment

As usual these are being sold with all the information we have been provided and we do not have time to do a brochure for each one due to the turn around times involved. We do however have a small information brochure and current price list which can be sent on request showing the property’s floor plans and location e.t.c. With 25% genuine discount being offered these won’t stick around for long enough to produce full brochures. Please be aware that if you are interested in a particular unit you will have to act quickly to avoid disappointment and carry out any of your own due diligence quickly.

Due to the limited number of units available in the UK at the moment we anticipate these to sell out very quickly. If you have further interest and would like to reserve a unit please reply to this e-mail (invest@colourinvestments.com) with your phone number or call me on 08450 944 559 with your interest and I will answer any questions you may have.

Yours sincerely,
Nick

Nick Wallwork

Colour Investments
invest@colourinvestments.com
www.colourinvestments.com
t: 44 (0) 8450 944 559
f: 44 (0) 8450 944 558
m: 44 (0) 7789 907 792

Dear Investors,

Colour Investments are pleased to announce our latest UK BMV properties sourced with 25% discount from RICS valuations based in Liverpool and Doncaster.

With the NEW 80% LTV package from The Mortgage Works being released last week the question is are 25% BMV deals over? Well yes we think so… but not for a short time because we’ve managed to source the below properties which will be sold on a first come first served basis before discounts start to come down in line with mortgage loan-to-values. It’s the perfect time to get in before the market really starts to gain momentum and main stream buyers start really flooding back in.

All the below properties are Guaranteed 25% below valuation or your money back. Please note: All our fees are refundable should any of our deals not go through.

We have ONLY 9 UK investment properties available and with 25% discount available and 80% LTV mortgages now on the market again these 9 units won’t stick around for long…

Key features:

- 25% discount from new RICS valuations
- “Second hand” UK property stock so can utilise 80% LTV mortgages (subject to usual mortgage application)
- Some already tenanted or newly tenanted investment properties
- Excellent locations for property investment with high capital growth potential
- Both houses and flats available
- All legal fees, bridging e.t.c. for just £5,000 +VAT
- All broker fees included
- All legal search fees included
- Net Prices from just £59,625
- Finders fee is just £2,495

These are being sold with all the information we have been provided and we do not have time to do a brochure for each one obviously. Please also be aware that if you are interested in a particular unit you will have to act quickly to avoid disappointment and carry out any of your own due diligence swiftly.

Click this link to DOWNLOAD the PDF info pack of the 9 UK investment BMV properties we have available:

www.colourinvestments.com/images/downloads/uk-bmv-19052010.pdf

Due to the limited number of BMV units available in the UK at the moment we anticipate these to sell out very quickly. If you have further interest and would like to reserve a unit please reply to this e-mail (invest@colourinvestments.com) with your phone number or call us on 08450 944 559 with your interest and we will answer any questions you may have.

Yours sincerely,
UK BMV Team

Colour Investments
invest@colourinvestments.com
www.colourinvestments.com
t: 44 (0) 8450 944 559
f: 44 (0) 8450 944 558

Property prices are still rising in the UK according to the latest indices to be published and are predicted to keep doing so.

They will rise by at least 5% during 2010 according to the centre for economics and business research (cebr) as a combination of low mortgage rates and a shortage of new homes being built would push up house prices.

Analysts said they expect lower price growth of 3.4% during 2011 followed by a strong rise of 9% in 2012.

Nationwide said that the 10.5% rise in average annual prices was the biggest since June 2007. Property values grew by 1% in April to an average of £167,802, bringing them to within 10% of their peak in October 2007.

Nationwide attributed the strong rebound in the past year to low levels of stock on the market and relatively high demand, rather than to high levels of sales. It warned, though, that the upward trend was likely to stabilise over the coming months as more sellers put homes on the market.

‘Given the very strong performance of house prices from May 2009 onwards it will take monthly increases in excess of 1% for the annual rate of inflation to be maintained in double digits,’ explained Martin Gahbauer, chief economist at Nationwide.

The level of the monthly rise, based on seasonally adjusted figures, was partly due to April 2009 being one of the weakest months of last year, Nationwide said. The quarterly rate of growth, regarded as a smoother indicator of house price trends, fell further from 1.5% in March to 1.1% last month.

Separate research published at the end of last week from Rightmove showed that asking prices increased 2.6% in April and are now 6% higher than in the same month in 2009.

* Source Nationwide housing index