BTL in Stanley
About this property
Strong Cash Flowing BTL in Stanley
Location Overview – Stanley, L13
Stanley sits within Liverpool’s highly popular L13 postcode, an area known for:
• Strong rental demand from key workers, families and young professionals
• Excellent transport links into Liverpool city centre
• Close proximity to Alder Hey Hospital, a major employment hub
• Nearby retail centres, supermarkets, parks and schools
• Ongoing regeneration and infrastructure investment
L13 is a stable, affordable and consistently performing investment zone — ideal for both flips and long term rental strategies.
Buy to Let Strategy – High Mortgage Coverage + Strong NET Cash Flow
Perfect for investors seeking long term passive income.
Buy to Let Cashflow Performance
Projected Rent: £800 PCM
Cashflow Metrics
• Monthly NET Income: £481.25
• Annual NET Income: £5,775
• ROCE: 27%
• Gross Yield: 10%
• Net Yield: 6%
• Gross Rent Mortgage Coverage: 298%
• Net Rent Mortgage Coverage: 179%
These figures highlight a high coverage, low risk rental asset with excellent monthly returns.
Why This Deal Works
• Affordable entry point in a strong Liverpool postcode
• Two viable strategies — flip or hold
• High rental demand from long term tenants
• Excellent mortgage coverage, reducing risk
• Low refurbishment exposure
• Ideal for hands off investors seeking predictable returns
Summary
Herrick Street offers a safe, accessible and flexible investment in a proven Liverpool rental market. Whether you choose to flip for a quick return or hold for strong monthly cash flow, this property delivers reliable performance with minimal downside.
A smart, low risk opportunity in one of Liverpool’s most consistent investment areas.
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Need finance? Sourced Financial Services specialise in HMO mortgages and can secure same-day decisions in principle.
Speak to a brokerAssumes English SDLT rates and 3% additional property surcharge. Welsh LTT and Scottish LBTT differ. Always confirm with your solicitor.
Ltd company (SPV) purchases pay the same additional-property SDLT rates, but mortgage interest is fully deductible against rental profits.