The Great Northern Property Company
Description
Helping savvy investors make their money go further by sourcing high yield, super reliable investment properties in & around Greater Manchester. ---- Who Are We?
We are Chris Jenkins & Tom Dylan.
A couple of experienced investors based in Greater Manchester who are currently having great fun buying, selling, letting properties for ourselves and on behalf of primarily southern based investors who have turned to us hunting for miles better yields up north.
---- What can we offer you?
1) Sourcing High Yield Investment Properties.
We use our local knowledge and expertees to find great deals that will deliver excellent cashflow month after month after month.
2) Invest for Monthly Cashflow and a share of Capital Growth without the Hassle of Ownership.
Perfect if you can't or don't want to hold a mortgage or own a property yourself but still want to benefit from predictable monthly cashflow and capital growth. Simpley buy into one of our larger, well established properties.
Want to know more?
- Send us a Facebook Message.
- Call Tom on 07810 073 428
- Email: Tom@GreatNorthernProperty.co.uk
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RECENT FACEBOOK POSTS
facebook.comHi All, Could I ask for 3 minutes of your time for a survey about property sourcing? We're doing some independent research to find out about the state of the property sourcing industry, what's good, what's bad, and what you're looking for in the future. Hopefully the fruits of this research will make it easier for everyone to source great properties too! It doesn't matter if you've ever used a sourcer before or not - we need responses from both. We appreciate your participation. PM me if you'd like more information. :) https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/HG25GNJ
Manchester certainly is growing! I saw 13 cranes on my way into the city centre the other day. http://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/news/greater-manchester-news/city-centre-goes-east-plans-14007080
364 days to go before the end of new HMO's in most of Salford...or am I over-reacting? https://www.salford.gov.uk/article-4-direction
I always like reading contrarian views on things - especially when it comes to property. Here's a former HM Treasury consultant arguing that there is no housing shortage! https://medium.com/@ian.mulheirn/londons-housing-non-shortage-a059593432b5
An interesting piece from the Salford Star talking about the massive impact that the buy-to-let market is having on the area. I mostly agree with what's said, I wouldn't want to live next to most HMO's either, as they tend to be poorly managed. http://salfordstar.com/article.asp?id=4134
If you are in London this week then come down to Blackfriars PIN meeting on Tuesday 26th Sept at the Crowne Plaza hotel to hear us share some property disasters (and how to recover from them!)
Interesting piece from the Salford Star about the lack of affordable homes being created across two big schemes in Ordsall. All a matter of opinion, for what it's worth mine is that 'Affordable Housing' is a (failing) part of the sticking plaster that the government is using to try and fix the twin problems of: 1. Not building enough housing. 2. The rising gap between rich and poor. And that policies to tackle these twin problems properly are what's needed. They won't be tackled, but they should be. http://salfordstar.com/article.asp?id=4074
The FT finally cottoning on to what we've been saying for about the last 5 years, that in many ways it makes a lot more sense to invest in Manchester than London at the moment! https://www.ft.com/content/761a35e6-7de7-11e7-9108-edda0bcbc928
Enjoying the st pancras ppn property meeting this evening. Loving the meeting at the same time as looking forward to getting back to Manchester tomorrow! :)
Natalie talking to us about her latest flat development at cuppa coffee. A site visit planned for afterwards too. Good stuff.
Scenes of intense concentration at cuppa coffee this morning as Sam Gaskin told us a bit about his experiences of using Xero.
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