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Ok, well, firstly, the USA and UK have a double taxation agreement so your point about tax forms in the USA are irrelevant, any FIRPTA you need to pay will be given back to you and the management company shall easily sort this out. Secondly, the only people that want to keep their money in...

When you say everybody is happy, I assume you mean you are happy because you didn´t lose your house? How about the people that did lose their homes in 2009 and what about the people that will lose their homes when Brexit happens(to be honest a lot of them would have because of the new BTL tax...

It wouldn't be a huge surprise to me if Brexit doesn't go through, but the only reason it won't go through is because of a second referendum, I really can't see the EU bending an inch to help the UK. If it does then every country will say they are leaving to get a better deal. Brexit will be an...

When interest rates rise not many people will be able to afford to purchase buy to let properties. A lot of people are barely covering their mortgages just now due to UK's generally pathetic yields. They can't ask the tenant for much more rent as most people are paying above the odds as it is...

The UK population isn't growing by much though and surely the growth will be even less after Brexit? Birth rates in the UK have been falling for years. Buy to Let investors have nowhere near "gone through a difficult patch" it is only the beginning, when interest rates rise that's when it will...

Do you not think there is a bit of a price risk, especially in London where in parts of the city, in real terms prices are falling? Also, do the new Landlord taxes not worry you at all?

When you say "low risk", what risk are you talking about, macro-economic, regulatory, exit, price, market?

Nothing has really changed because UK are still in the EU and will be for at least another 2 years.

Just now, I'm mainly in Pittsburgh.

I wouldn't say that he will "target" any real estate markets per se, but the banks will start lending more money and housing prices will go up. The underperforming markets will be starting at a lower base so you will get a high profit in % terms, but the likes of NYC is at such a high rate...

The smart money is buying property in USA. As nmb has already stated, nobody really knows what is going to happen in Europe in the immediate future. With Trump reducing corporate tax from 35% to 15%, US companies will repatriate their money and also him freeing up $1 trillion for infrastructure...

Nope, nothing there

I clicked on the information and there was nothing saying home page

In fact, I haven't managed it at all, it seems my website has gone under my name as opposed to my signature line

Ignore my last post, think I've managed it now

Sorry for being so stupid, but is the signature line the same as my status? I have typed my website in there but have no doubt done it incorrectly!

Also, how much is it to become a premium member and how do I go about doing that?

Sorry, do you mean I can put my website address on my signature line like you have yours? If so, how do I do that?

What is the protocol on here for putting up websites, for example if anybody was interested in looking into buying property in the US would I be able to post my company's website on here or is it frowned upon?

I wouldn't know, I've never had a mortgage.