Rent 2 Rent in Oxford, Seasoned Investors
About this property
The proposed strategy is to lease the property from its owner and operate it under the agreed subletting model. The opportunity offers a lower ownership requirement, while performance depends on occupancy, operating costs and landlord consent.
This deal is suitable for seasoned investors.
Beautiful & Modern - Brand New House:
This three-bedroom semi at Barton Park pairs a contemporary buff-brick exterior, sage-green windows and Juliet balconies with a bright, modern interior. Inside you’ll find new wood-effect flooring and carpets throughout, an open lounge/diner with French doors onto a private patio garden, and a sleek kitchen with a gas hob and a view of the trees.
Upstairs, the main bedroom has its own en-suite and a Juliet balcony, bedroom two has a full wall of fitted wardrobes, and there’s a modern family bathroom and Dedicated Parking.
Oxford Infrastructure Boom:
The thriving Oxford Brookes University hubs and the multi-billion-pound scientific research expansions flanking the Eastern Bypass, ensuring recession-proof, year-round corporate travel.
Along with:
• John Radcliffe Hospital - Visiting Healthcare Executives & Consultants
• Oxford Trust's brand-new £9 million Aspen Building
• New Rapid Transit Links
The Investment Required includes the first months rent deposit and estimated £3000 for furniture.
Cleaning has been calculated in the figures below. If you would like property management, just add 12%.
Financial Information
Rental price (to pay): £2,500
Refurb/works cost: £3,000
Sourcing fee: £3,000
Monthly profit (£): £1,280
Annual profit: £15,360
Monthly rent: £2,500
Annual rent: £30,000
ROCE (%): 107%
Investment required: £11,000
Investment calculators
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.