2009 posts

2007 posts...

  • The 2 rents in property... (10th Oct 2007)
  • Isn't it time you raised the rent?! (28th Jul 2007)
  • My strategy is best! Isn't it? (17th Jul 2007)
  • Why simple systems are so important! (15th Jul 2007)
  • The principle of mortgage cost averaging (28th Jun 2007)
  • Are you an 80% person? (1st Jun 2007)
  • 90% Emotion - 10% Property... (15th Apr 2007)
  • Remortgage and save up to £1950 per month (15th Mar 2007)
  • The best time to buy property is...? (24th Jan 2007)
  • 2006 posts...

  • Where does all your 'buy to let' postage go? (20th Nov 2006)
  • Which strategy is the best of all? (22nd Sep 2006)
  • The black, the white and the grey of purchasing property (20th Sep 2006)
  • How are you going to become rich? (3rd Aug 2006)
  • What are Service Charges and Ground Rent? (13th May 2006)
  • The 3 P's of the mortgage application (3rd May 2006)
  • How many properties before your portfolio will run off its own steam? (16th Mar 2006)
  • Brett's 3 + 1 strategy (8th Jan 2006)
  • What to do after 2 years cashflow is up? (4th Jan 2006)
  • 2005 posts...

  • What is inflation and how does it affect your portfolio? (20th Nov 2005)
  • The expected growth of your portfolio (30th Sep 2005)
  • Emotional development of your portfolio (21st Sep 2005)
  • Everything you need to know about "void" periods (14th Sep 2005)
  • The 2 greatest concepts in property! (19th Aug 2005)
  • The Property Sleep Test (7th Jun 2005)
  • 2 laws of buy to let purchasing (31st May 2005)
  • Property Cycles - Phase 4 - Galloping/Restructure (16th May 2005)
  • Property Cycles - Phase 3 - Galloping/Buy/Remortgage (15th May 2005)
  • Property Cycles - Phase 1 - Stagnate/Watch Cashflow (6th May 2005)
  • Managing your lettings agent (Part I) (13th Apr 2005)
  • Brett's 7-10 x 7-10 strategy (14th Mar 2005)
  • Brett's "set & forget property" strategy (10th Mar 2005)
  • Investing "cashflow as capital" strategy (31st Jan 2005)
  • Brett's "set & forget" philosophy (28th Jan 2005)
  • Brett's "full management" strategy (15th Jan 2005)
  • Brett's 1, 2 STOP Strategy (10th Jan 2005)
  • 2004 posts...

  • Everyperson House Rule (18th Sep 2004)
  • Dirty Rotten Bast&^ds... Important message for those with a flexible facility.

    Hey guys,

    Sorry about the title but hopefully it got you to click through.

    It appears that the banks are starting to pull or downgrade facilities for credit from investors who have flexible facilities.

    I have just heard that Abbey are in my clients words 'They said they had reassessed the value of our home and now feel it is worth less so they are dropping the facility from £90,000 to £50,000 effective immediately'

    Regardless of what this type of thing will do to your emotional state it certainly could have serious repercussions on your cash flows.

    So it may be worth considering your options now in case this becomes more widespread. The banks are quite within their rights to drop the facility although if you have already borrowed the money and it no longer resides with that company they are unlikely to be able to touch you.

    If you are not sure how this may effect you or you have an unused facility with any bank or mortgage company it may be time to take action.

    One option may be to consider taking the money out from your facility and placing in another financial institution that pays a high rate of interest, especially if you are reliant on the money to cash flow any shortfalls. The best thing to do is give us a call in the office on 0207 812 1255.

    Live with passion,

    Brett Alegre-Wood

    PS. This is the first case I have heard from a client so please don't take it as me saying you should all rush out and drawdown your total facility.

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