Tuesday, January 31, 2017

How to Diversify your Investment Portfolio with Property Moose

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Diversifying your investment portfolio is often viewed as crucial. Diversification involves spreading your capital across a variety of investment opportunities. It could decrease the amount of risk involved, as you avoid putting all your eggs into one basket. In addition, it allows you to build a balanced portfolio which could protect you against the unpredictability of the market.

However, it might be hard to build a diverse portfolio if you don’t have enough capital to get started, or if you only have enough capital for a single asset – such as a house.

That’s where we come in. We’re on a mission to lower the barriers to homeownership, and provide a variety of investment opportunities that you can invest in from just £10.

Investment types we offer

Buy-to-let investments

To date, we have raised more than £6m into buy-to-let investments. From the moment a property has been tenanted, you will earn any applicable rental income. When the property is sold at the end of the fixed term, you receive your share of any capital growth together with your original investment.

Buy-to-sell investments

Giving our members access to the world of ‘property flipping’ has long been an ambition of ours. You can invest in the equity or the debt, earning different returns and potentially exposing yourself to two different types of investment. Any returns are paid when the property has been sold – usually within 6 months.

Private equity investments

By leveraging our network, we are able to partner with a large Private Equity firm that extends the opportunity to invest in their real-estate deals to our members. The structure of each deal is different. We believe this is the first time that retail investors can invest into a structure usually reserved for other institutions and high net worths.

Loan investments

Loan note investments offer a fixed return and shorter term opportunity. The funds are raised on the platform by our partner lending business, Creditum Capital, for a mixture of internal and external lending. We make a margin on the difference between the returns we pay our members and price of lending the money.

Property locations

When thinking about diversification, property location should be an important consideration. On your ‘Dashboard’ you will be able to see the geographical layout of your assets, allowing you to make an informed decision on which additional locations you could benefit from investing in.

We try to source properties all over the country. It is also crucial that we find properties in areas where there is high capital growth potential, and where there is a strong demand for rental units. This is why many of our properties are in greater urban areas, in the North West, the Midlands, and the North East.

Our team takes away the hard work and handpicks investments across the UK. At the click of a button, you can invest in a range of investment types, each with different risk/return profiles. Hopefully, with the variety of investment opportunities we list on the platform, you will have a greater chance of building a well-balanced portfolio, tailored to your goals.

Written by Jenna Kamal

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Disclaimer and Legals

Property Moose does not provide any advice in relation to investments and you must rely on your own due diligence before investing. Please remember that property prices can go down as well as up and that all figures, rates and yields are projections only and should not be relied on. If in doubt, please seek the advice of a financial adviser. Your capital is at risk if you invest. This post has been approved as a financial promotion by Resolution Compliance Limited.

Property Moose is a trading name of Crowd Fin Limited which is an Appointed Representative of Resolution Compliance Limited which is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (no: 574048).

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