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Axis regularly runs live workshops about Property Investment. Most are in central London. Events are free to registered clients and usually last about 2-3 hours, with options for afternoon or evening attendance.

Rod Workshop

It's a great way to meet senior Axis staff in person and to network with other investors and property experts. The workshops are short, specific and to the point. Many are presented by Rod Thomas and all have a very direct, punchy and informative approach which will help you make decisions about specific investment opportunities and/or about potential investment locations and strategies.

Details of future Property Workshops are below. Only registered clients can reserve seats. Registration is free.

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Property Workshop Schedule

Strategies and Options for UK Property Investment in 2012

The date: 8th December 2011

The location: Grange Rochester Hotel, London

Rod Thomas revisits UK property in this thought provoking and informative workshop on the future of UK property investment. If you are considering an investment in UK residential property in 2012 then you will find enormous value in the six key issues discussed in depth in this two hour workshop.

What You Will Learn

What is the economic outlook for the UK and what it means for property investors? We'll consider the impact on rental income and capital growth over coming years
What rental yields are achievable, where and how to obtain maximum income - in some cases more than 10% net (after costs) a year
Need more cash for deposits? Rod explores multiple ways to find and release additional cash for investment, and how to recycle funds to continue your portfolio building
London residential property has its own micro-economic situation. Why invest in London? What can you expect in terms of discount and yield? What does the future hold?
What's happening in the UK mortgage market? Is it better to go for fixed or variable rates? Is a low start or a low rate through the term more valuable? With the changed economic situation is it time to consider a capital repayment mortgage rather than interest only?
Many investment companies offer BMV (below market value) property. But how do you ensure this is genuinely below market value? What IS market value and how important is it in your investment decisions?