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Mr N is a 23 year old working in the IT industry, earning just over £17K a year. He had been renting a flat for 2 years locally, and wanted to buy his own home to benefit from the high levels of property growth around Stansted airport.
He wanted to buy a 2 bedroom house with a garden at £149,950, but his salary would only permit a mortgage of £68,400. He had savings available of £10,000, which would leave him short of £71,550 and unable to buy his chosen home.
Not the actual property in the case study
Through the Joint Equity Scheme this shortfall is provided for by the Investor-Partner, with the effect that Mr N gets his chosen home!
The illustration below shows how Mr N and his Investor-Partner bought his home, and the costs, earnings and savings achieved by both.
See typical costs for full details of who pays what.
The purchase was made in March 2004 and the case study values the investment 1 year later in February 2005 and shows a 103% profit on the original investment in just 1 year.
► Property Details
► Projections March 2004
► Capital growth to February 2005
► Important note
Please remember that the property market is geographically sensitive and prices are volatile. Therefore your particular investment could go down rather than rise.
Your investment is at risk if you do not keep up the mortgage and rent payments.
This case study is for illustrative purposes only and does not constitute an offer or form part a contract.
Your actual deposit will depend on your circumstances, but it will be at least 15%.
► Capital growth to September 2005
► Capital growth to July 2006
July 2006 Mr N has now decided to sell as his personal circumstances have changed. His Investor Partner has decided not to buy him out and they have decided to sell up completely.
The Estate Agents have a guide price between £195,000 and £205,000 and its now on the market for £197,500. We will update this appraisal as soon as the sale price is agreed.
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► Capital growth to March 2007
Mr N decided not to sell and his Investor Partner stayed with the investment..
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|
Total |
Owner- |
Investor- |
return on Investment |
|
Value Mar 07 |
225 000 |
112 500 |
112 500 |
|
|
Purchase March 04 |
149 950 |
74 975 |
74 975 |
|
|
Capital growth |
75 050 |
37 525 |
37 525 |
|
|
Investment March 04 |
14 995 |
7 498 |
7 498 |
|
|
Profit to date |
60 055 |
30 028 |
30 028 |
401% |
► Capital growth to March 2008
