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One of my family are looking to invest in a long term BLT investment - primarily for capital growth opportunity - he has around £250K - where in the country would you suggest he buys and what ( i have some ideas but am interested to see what the property forum community think!!)

We are currently seeking funding partners for our Joint Venture investment opportunity - this pays 8 - 10% return and has a 1st charge over the property. If you would like more details please let me know on [email protected]

Hello, There are always good student deals on the market - what are the best you have found lately? I have found a Liverpool student building with 10% for 2 years - but its almost sold out - and most other units are around 8% - anyone found anything better please? Thanks

Hello, I am looking at buying an office to develop into resi in an area i don't currently know very well - i have already contacted local agents to learn more about the rental market demands and checked out the location of the building in relation to the town centre and travel links. Can...

Hello, Has anyone used and online estate agent that they would recommend for selling please? Thank you

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With the news that rents rose by 3.4% in 2015 and house prices by over 7% - does this effect your thoughts on BTL?

House prices in London and the south-east and east of England will continue to surge by five per cent a year for the next five years, according to the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors (Rics). http://www.theweek.co.uk/house-prices/61987/uk-house-prices-rising-three-times-faster-than-wages

Many of the new build student buildings have full res planning to help to future proof these investments? but has anyone ever converted a student accommodation to resi - if so did you have to follow any procedure? or as it already has planning can you just rent it to a non student as a studio or...

I have a small amount of money in the bank and would like to invest this in property - would you suggest buying a small buy to let and renting it out or looking for a larger project and working with a partner to complete it?

Today i received an email about the new advances in printing 3d buildings - a random idea - but now apparently feasible via a Chinese company- has anyone seen any of these buildings? I wonder if they are available in the UK and if they would meet building regs. Something to watch for the future??

With the recent news that house prices in SW London have grown by 30% in the last year - outstripping growth in Central London - where would you consider the next property hotspot is going to be?

With the new stamp duty rises and the ever reducing yields on BTL is now the time to move into more hands off fixed rate deals? There are some great options available from experienced developers with strong returns and good exit strategies!

Given the high fees to students and huge number of student buildings that have been completed - is student housing still a good place to invest?

Do you all tell your friends and family that you are investing in property or would they be sceptical and negative?

Leeds needs more rental housing and this is having a knock on effect in the surrounding areas - making this a great place to invest with strong yield opportunities - worth considering if you are looking for strong yield from your BLT

With so many property agents around - how do you personally choose who to talk to and trust?

As the property market is now attracting new investors regularly - would you advise hands on investments like Buy to Lets etc. Or hands off fixed rate return deals and why?

Has everyone picked up on this unreported element of the Autumn Statement - whereby form April all buy to let and 2nd home purchases will be subject to an additional 3% Stamp duty (even on property currently under the stamp duty threshold)