Investing in Hong Kong and UK Property

Expat Property Story

#119

Are you an expat looking for inspiration on how to get started as a UK property investor?

Would you like to build an HMO portfolio from abroad? Colchester raised Hong Kong expat Dan patient who introduced this week's show did just that.

And he's now pushing the boundaries of what's achievable as an expat by buying a grade two listed mixed-use building at auction retaining the kebab shop on the ground floor and changing the use of the flats above to serviced accommodation.

During the show, we discuss:

· Buying Property in Hong Kong

· Buying Property in the UK

· Student HMOs in Colchester

· Buying at Auction

· Mixed Use Buildings

· Grade 2 Listed Buildings

· Mortgage Strategies

· Retirement Plans as an Expat

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As a reminder, here are the details of where to meet other Expat Property Investors (For FREE!!!):

Hong Kong: The Urban Bakery in the Landmark Building in Central on the first Saturday of each month from 11:30 am

Dubai: Holiday Inn, Science Park on the first Wednesday of each month from 7:00 pm

Singapore: The Providore at VivoCity on the first Saturday of each month from 10:30 am

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