Central Belt of Scotland seen as stable investment by Southern investors

A Campbell+Dean landlord is an accountant employed by a large national company, based in the South East of England. The deposit required to purchase a buy to let property in the South East of England precluded him from investing in property in the South East. However property values in Central Scotland, the potential for capital growth, the return on his investment and the rental income coverage on his initial property investment have allowed him to purchase, re-mortgage and then invest in an additional property. So expanding his buy to let portfolio.

Investor based in the Middle East purchases properties as a buy-to-let investment

An existing Campbell+Dean landlord who works in the Middle East has expanded his buy to let portfolio. Confident in the knowledge, that his exiting properties have been professionally managed and let with the minimum of void periods.

Additional acquisitions to date have been well presented one bedroom flats, for which there is a strong demand. These properties have been purchased from a sister company to Campbell+Dean which develops properties and then sells them as “ready to rent” investments. This allows Campbell+Dean to market the properties prior to completion of sale and allows for the minimum of void period.  Each property purchased has achieved a yield over 7% on purchase price