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these properties for the long term, during which time they would be generating a substantial income. Worst-case scenario, we would still own an asset that we could sell.” Sejal and Amit joined PPP in April 2017.
By September, they had two properties ‘sale agreed’ and Sejal had given up her part- time job. These two high-quality houses in multiple occupation are generating a 13 and 15 per cent return on investment; a third was completed and tenanted recently and two further properties are due to go into refurbishment very soon. The couple predict that, with five properties, they will reach their goal of achieving a six-figure annual gross profit. Sejal has already achieved a level
of work-life balance she was hoping for and loves running a business where she is continuously learning while securing her family’s future. Sejal continues: “Now is actually a great
time to buy, so my message to anyone who is serious is don’t wait! There is room for negotiation, professional investors are attractive potential buyers and the market changes every day. The biggest risk is not getting started at all.”
Don’t put off until tomorrow, the success you could achieve today Since the 2016 referendum, PPP has welcomed more than 60 new Franchise Partners. For some of them, the vote to
leave the EU was the catalyst; for others, the news surrounding potential uncertainty wasn’t even a consideration. All of them are now well on their way
to building a specialist buy-to-let property business that will generate between £50,000 and £150,000 annual income for life. They are part of a growing network of over 350 professional landlords, who together own property worth a combined £300million, that generates £27million in annual rental income. l
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