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commercial property purchase
Increasing numbers of investors are enjoying the benefits of self-invested personal pension (SIPP) plans, writes Neil Buckingham of Griffins
can incorporate commercial property, which has some
on commercial property
the receipt of regular rental income into the SIPP.
If the property is a substantial part of the portfolio the potential
injection if it uses a SIPP to purchase a commercial property that many small businesses have seen conventional means If the business owners are of their business, using a SIPP to buy the commercial property is cash into the business.
of investors to collectively purchase a property with their approach can be very attractive businesses that wish to purchase their own commercial property.
together.
investors can borrow against their
appoint a property manager to regularly inspect the property, pass both payments onto the lease renewals as appropriate, or for a change of use.
commercial property please
Details: Neil Buckingham 01635-551333
n.buckingham@griffins.co.uk www.griffinsfinancial.co.uk
property are strengthening their boost business.
has become part of the Jennings new manager at the helm.
businesses in offices ranging an option to vacate at any time with only one month’s notice.
manager, taking over from John
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opportunity to strengthen our Jennings team has built up over
Rhonda Leighton, new manager of the Jennings Business Centres, at Abingdon Business Centre with tenant Julia Tokarz of Guide UK
enhance our offering so that the those yet to join us, can thrive
property portfolio in South
between them.
Mike Jennings, chairman of contribute to the success of the
given the opportunity to carry environment within which
Details:
www.jennings.co.uk www.jenningsbusinesscentres.co.uk
THE BUSINESS MAGAZINE – THAMES VALLEY – OCTOBER 2011
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