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    Rent to Own | Rent Now – Buy Later

    Buy a House With a Difference: Rent AND Buy at the Same Time

    If you’re wondering how you will ever get onto the housing ladder, MyDreamPad might just have the solution for you.

    Whether you are a first time buyer struggling to get a mortgage, wanting independence from your parents, recovering from financial problems, break up of a relationship, struggling with a bad credit score, self employed or newly arrived in the UK, then we promise a solution for you.

    Earn Money with Mydreampad.co.uk

    Earn Money with Mydreampad

    At Mydreampad we pride ourselves in obtaining all of our business through word of mouth and referrals that satisfied clients and their business, family or friendship circles make to us.

    What is a referral? An ideal referral could be a First Time Buyer, or a person who may wish to purchase property as an investment, but hasn’t yet gained the knowledge or confidence to do so. Or a person who may have had some difficulties in getting financed through normal mortgage lenders (not enough deposit, historical credit issues, not resident in the UK for long enough) and you think they could benefit from the guidance and support we offer. You should have spoken to the person about making a referral so they are expecting our call.

    To show our appreciation that you have taken the time to provide us with the details of your referral we would like to send you a cheque for £250.00. This money will be paid to you at the point your referral completes their purchase on any of the properties we have for sale. There is no limit to how many referrals you can make to us.

    Why not think about joining us as an introducer or as a sales agent for opportunities to earn additional income through commissions? If this is something that appeals to you please drop us a line through the contacts page on the site.

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Rent & Own Properties

Purchasing a House With a Difference – With a Lease Option

Here are the answers to some of the most frequently asked questions we receive about our Rent & Own home ownership scheme. If your question is not answered here you can always get in touch via the contact form on this website.

Rent This House Now – And Buy It Later!

If you’ve been turned down for a mortgage, or don’t have quite enough for a mortgage deposit (or have poor credit) and you are looking for a new home in Bournemouth, Poole or the surrounding areas why not try before you buy?

Rightmove property forecast for the rest of 2009

July saw the return of rising average asking prices, albeit a very modest increase. With hindsight, it appears that prices hit rock bottom late last year and, apart from a minor blip in June, have increased every month so far in 2009.

Property Investing

What the king & queen of buy-to-let can tell us about UK house prices

Fergus and Judith Wilson, a couple of maths teachers from Kent, became the unlikely pin-ups of the buy-to-let industry during the property boom years.

12 year old buys £30m worth of luxury Dubai property

The 12-year-old son of the Azerbaijan president has gone on a multi-million pound property spending spree, buying up a series of luxury Dubai waterfront mansions.

Why falling house prices matter

Every time I write about house prices, people ask why it matters if prices fall. After all, they’re far too high. So the lower they go and the faster they hit bottom the better – right? Yes and no.

Property News

Renting property in the countryside

Lack of supply means more people moving to the countryside are renting property while they wait for a house to come onto the market.

Number of first-time buyers falling

The proportion of first-time buyers expecting to enter the property market in the next 12 months has fallen for the third consecutive quarter to just 25.8%, shows the first Rightmove Consumer Confidence Survey of 2010.

Nationwide to withdraw income multiplier

Nationwide for Intermediaries has announced that from tomorrow it will no longer use its income multiplier tool as part of its assessment of a borrower’s affordability.

Money

How to draw up a budget – And stick to it

The key to managing your finances effectively and avoiding debt is to draw up a simple budget – and stick to it. This should not take more than about 20 minutes and you will be well on the way to getting a gold star for money management.

Tax changes for 2010/11 and how they affect you

When the new tax year starts on April 6th, a few changes are coming with it that could have more of an impact on your finances than you might think.

Labour win will add £65 to mortgage

A Citigroup economist has warned that a hung parliament or a Labour victory at the next election would add an average of £65 to individual mortgage costs.