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Why
invest in land?
Why
you should invest in the
fastest growing resource this country has to offer?
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| Many unscrupulous Land Agents and vendors realise
that your plot will make you large profits when planning is
granted so they put a permanent legal clause in their selling
documents that when you do sell your plot they want a share of the
profit!! this could be anything between 5% and 20% of your plot,
particularly to a large property developer who, even if you are
happy to pass on 20% of your profit to the original vendor, they
certainly will not be happy passing on 20% of their profits to
him!! - our profit. These clauses also apply regardless how many
times the land is sold and can last for as much as 50 years. These
clauses MUST be avoided at all costs as it can make it almost
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| Always get the land registered in your name with
the governments land registry office, get 100% ownership of the
plot and full legal ownership, with the ability to sell it at any
time to whomever you want and at any time or price you desire.
Settle for NOTHING less. Any doubts of fancy clauses then walk
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There is a lot of jargon in any business but as
regards buying land for investment it is quite simple.
There are areas which are not suitable for development and
will never get permission, such as National Trust Land,
Town Parks, Historic archaeological sites, sites of
natural beauty, mountain ranges, polluted sites, unstable
sites i.e. near mining or cliffs, flood plains, army
ranges etc etc. All other sites can and may be developed
in the future, sites where existing factories and
buildings have been are known as Brownfield sites and
although it may seem obvious to build houses on these
sites there is great reluctance for homeowners to purchase
houses on sites that may be polluted and will almost
always be in a highly built up industrial area.
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Land prices
have risen by more than 926%in the last twenty years
out-stripping house prices.
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| Large
developers have been ‘stockpiling’ land into their own
land banks with the knowledge that in future years as
towns and city’s naturally expand planning will be
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| This enables
the shrewd private investor to emulate the fortunes that
have been made by developers without tying up huge sums of
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