Whilst others fear a UK property market crash, others are rubbing their hands and attending property auctions to spend their money buying repossessions and below market value property at a bargain price. Could the London property auction be the place where you too can find your dream home?
Buying a property at auction often seems very desirable, you can pick up bargains, however they are not without their own degree of risk in as much as the ‘bargain’ you pick up could end up being a money pit if you’re not careful and don’t do your research. Notwithstanding, London property auctions taking place in March offer lots of every description and price bracket. Are we starting to see a softening in the market amongst property investors?
Well folks, January is over and the property auctions are back in full swing. I haven’t managed to review the lots I mentioned in the last property auction watch or the Stretton Auction from earlier this month, but as soon as I get organised I will. I should have posted the property auction list for February already, but I got very behind this week. Auctions are of course great places to pick up property at times considerably cheaper than in the open market. There are Lots and lots of property auctions to choose from this month up and down the…
Strettons next auction in London is 4th February and there are quite a few south London properties in this sale. London property auctions are popular, and Strettons often have upwards of 500 people attend their sales. On the day, I am sure Strettons will achieve their customary success, selling the greater portion of the catalogue to property bargain hunters who will attend the New Connaught Rooms in London’s west end for the sale. There are many south London properties in the sale, and quite a few are under the £150000 mark. One that I am going to look at today…
For those looking to buy property in London, the London property auctions are a must. At the auctions you can find property in London for close to £100,000 or even less.
Always looking for new investment opportunities, I took a look at Canadian reposessed auctions to see how they differ from UK property auctions. People from the UK are looking for investment markets abroad, due to the highly inflated state of our property market, especially in the affluent south of England. There is lots of information on Eastern European markets, but I want to find out whether there is opportunity from one of the old colonies and this post represents what I have found so far. It’s a little tongue in check and don’t take my words for gospel truth or…
