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When buying property in the UK, one of the first distinctions you’ll encounter is whether a property is sold as freehold or leasehold. For non-UK residents and British expats, this concept can be confusing, especially since in many other countries, the land and building ownership are inseparable. Yet in the UK, this distinction is crucial. It impacts your rights, costs, and ultimately your return on investment. We get asked "Freehold vs Leasehold, what is better?" so let’s

If you’ve been following the UK property market, you’ll know that affordability remains a major talking point. With the average house price in England hovering around £290,000 in May 2025, according to the UK House Price Index, buyers are constantly asking me: “Where can I buy an investment property in the UK without needing to invest a fortune?” We answer that question in this article.

You’ve found the perfect property. The price is right. The rental demand looks strong. But then comes the less exciting part of UK property investment: taxes. As a British expat, you might assume buying property in your home country is simple. And in many ways, it is, but HMRC never forgets. Whether you’re buying in your personal name or through a limited company, there are tax implications you need to understand upfront. So, let’s break down what taxes you’ll pay as a non-

If you’ve been researching UK property investment, whether from the UAE, Switzerland, Singapore, Qatar, Australia, or anywhere else in the world for that matter, you’ve likely asked yourself this question: Is rental yield or house price growth more important? The right answer depends entirely on your personal investment goals and what you want your property portfolio to do for you. This is why understanding your goals before you start investing is so important.

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If you’re living in Singapore and wondering, “Can I build a UK property portfolio from here?”. The short answer is yes. But as with most things in Singapore, the devil is in the (regulatory) details. From currency controls to tax reporting, CPF restrictions to bank regulations, investing in overseas property as a Singapore resident isn’t quite as simple as wiring money across.

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If you’re a non-UK resident looking to start or grow your UK property portfolio, understanding how UK property investment mortgages work is essential. Whether you’re in Dubai, Singapore, Qatar, or beyond, getting a UK mortgage is not only possible, it can be a powerful tool to build wealth. We’ll break down mortgages for British expats & non-UK residents by going into what a mortgage is, how interest rates are calculated, how expats and non-UK nationals can secure a UK mortg

Finding the right investment property in the UK can be challenging when you’re living overseas. Whether you’re looking for a buy-to-let investment or a future home, sourcing property remotely comes with obstacles such as limited market knowledge, time zone differences, and dealing with estate agents from abroad.

For British expats and non-UK nationals looking to invest in UK property, choosing the right type of investment is crucial. The two main options, apartments and houses, each have their own pros and cons. This may split opinion, but we prefer houses as they often provide better long-term value and fewer financial risks, making them a smarter choice for expat property investors.

Discover the ins and outs of UK property investment for non-UK residents. Navigate mortgages, taxes, and more with this ultimate guide.

If you’re a non-UK resident looking to invest in UK property, you probably already know the challenges that come with remote property investing such as time zone differences, lack of local knowledge, and the fact that you can’t just pop over to a viewing after work. That’s where property sourcing services come in.

If you’re a British expat or non-UK resident investing in UK property, you’re probably familiar with the usual suspects: Stamp Duty, mortgage rates, rental yields, all the fun stuff. But what happens when you sell your property and (hopefully) make a nice profit? That’s where Capital Gains Tax (CGT) comes in. The UK government wants its share of your hard-earned gains, and as an expat, the rules are slightly different for you. So, how much Capital Gains Tax will you pay

If you’re a British expat considering UK property investment, you’ve likely come across the infamous Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT).

If you’re a British expat considering investing in UK property, you’ve probably asked yourself this question: Should I buy in my personal name or set up a limited company? It’s one of the biggest decisions you’ll make when structuring your investment, and, like Marmite, opinions are split. The truth? There’s no one-size-fits-all answer. It depends on your financial situation, tax position, and long-term investment goals. So, in this post, we’ll break down the pros and cons

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