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How will the recent drop in Inflation affect the Fife property market? (Read 2 min)

 

 

The recent drop in UK inflation to 4.6% from 6.7% in September has several implications for the Fife property market:

 

Mortgage Rates and Housing Market Sentiment: The drop in inflation is expected to influence the Bank of England’s decisions regarding interest rates. With inflation falling more than expected and core inflation also reducing, there’s a growing belief that the Bank of England might keep rates on hold, as evidenced by the recent pause in rate hikes​​. This expectation is affecting the UK property market, with two-year fixed mortgage rates already dipping below 5% for the first time in five months, and major mortgage lenders like Halifax and HSBC joining the trend​​. This reduction in mortgage rates is likely to boost home buying affordability and should lead to increased activity in the housing market.

 

Investor Sentiment and Housebuilders’ Stocks: The lower inflation rate has been positively received by investors, leading to a rise in the stock prices of UK housebuilders like Barratt Developments, Taylor Wimpey, and Berkeley Group​​. This uptick is another indicator of a more optimistic outlook for the property sector.

 

Challenges and Uncertainties: Despite the decrease in inflation, the UK economy faces stagnation and a risk of recession, which could influence consumer confidence and spending, including in the property market​​. Additionally, while the news of declining inflation is positive, it’s essential to note that prices are still rising at a rate over double the government’s target. This scenario, coupled with the fact that arrears continue to increase, suggests that the housing market still faces challenges and uncertainties​​.

 

Future Rate Cuts Possibility: Investors are increasingly betting on Bank of England rate cuts next year, with expectations of three 0.25% reductions in the Bank Rate by December 2024 with the first cut by June​​ 2024. If these base rate cuts materialise, they could further improve mortgage affordability and stimulate the property market.

 

Government Policy and Fiscal Measures: The government’s approach to fiscal policy, especially in the upcoming budget, could significantly impact the property market. If the Chancellor introduces measures that support the housing market, it could positively influence home ownership and property investments​​.

 

In summary, the drop in UK inflation is likely to bring some added relief to the Fife property market, particularly through lower mortgage rates and improved investor sentiment.

 

However, economic uncertainties, including the risk of recession and the ongoing challenges in the wider economy, suggest a cautious approach to predicting the future of the UK (and Fife) property market.

 

 

 

FP TV (EP 169) STUCK IN NEUTRAL? Does your home need to be beige to sell for the best price? (Watch/Read/Listen)

 

 

PODCAST: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/fife-properties/episodes/FP-TV-EP-167-STUCK-IN-NEUTRAL–Does-your-home-need-to-be-beige-to-sell-for-the-best-price-e2c3hvh

 

“Whatever you have in your rooms, think first of the walls” – wise words indeed from pattern and textile god William Morris (and nobody could call his designs neutral).

 

However, if you read any lifestyle articles on selling your home, you’ll soon be told that buyers can’t see past colour, and you need to avoid it if you want to ignite their passion.

 

Now, we love muted Scandi interiors as much as anyone else, but does your home really need to resemble a hip Danish coffee shop to get the highest price?

 

No, it doesn’t, and plenty of colourful homes sell fast and for good money, but there are some tricks to using colour for that perfect balance of self-expression and saleable style.

 

With that in mind, let’s dive into the world of palettes and Pantone numbers by looking at:

 

  • The art of working with colour.

 

  • Where and when to keep things neutral.

 

  • Accessorising with colour.

 

  • Adding colour to kitchens and bathrooms.

 

  • Ideas for wallpaper and paint.

 

So whether it’s a total makeover, a feature wall or a casual sprinkling of colour, this week’s blog has all you need to add your stamp and boost your home’s value at the same time.

 

 

THE ART OF WORKING WITH COLOUR

It can be tricky to strike the correct balance of colours and tones – warm, cool, moody, bright – but fortunately, there’s a simple tool to help you get it right every time.

 

The colour wheel was invented in 1666 by none other than Sir Isaac Newton while studying light and prisms, when he discovered the spectrum of colour – little did he know where it would lead.

  • A colour wheel costs less than £10 and shows you how primary, secondary and tertiary colours sit side by side and how they relate to each other.
  • As a guide, ‘analogous’ colours blend to create an immediate sense of harmony, while ‘complementary’ schemes push individual colours to the fore with high contrast.
  • An interior designer’s trick is to take your favourite shade, or pick out colours from a pattern you love, then use a colour wheel to build a perfect look.

While there’s certainly a knack to using a colour wheel, there are books and YouTube tutorials to help you become a mix-and-matching wiz (not to mention a go-to interior guru for your friends).

 

 

WHERE AND WHERE TO STAY NEUTRAL

While a classic camel coat and crisp white shirt underpin many a wardrobe, keeping it neutral in certain areas at home gives your decor the leading role without being upstaged, including:

  • Timber floors like oak and walnut in living areas; sisal or coir matting for high-traffic hallways and stairs; deep pile or Berber carpets for chic and cosy in bedrooms.

 

  • Tiles in natural finishes for floors, walls and splashbacks like stone, marble, cement grey and classic hand-glazed white.

 

  • Kitchen worktops in natural wood, granite, resin, marble or reconstituted stone for durability, timeless style, and universal appeal.

 

  • Taps in brushed metal are more hardwearing than lacquered finishes and less prone to nicks and changes in colour trends.

 

  • Power sockets and switches in either standard white or brushed metal, or painting radiators to match your walls or woodwork so they blend into the background.

 

If you look at the world of fashion, neutrals form the bedrock of countless colourful looks by complementing whatever they’re paired with, and the same is true for interior design.

 

 

ACCESSORISING WITH COLOUR

If you want to avoid the upheaval of major decorating works but still transform the look and colour of your rooms, accessorising is the answer to creating your dream theme.

 

  • Textiles can add colour and design to any room, from curtains and cushions to rugs, throws and bedding, or new upholstery on furniture.

 

  • Art is a fast and fun way to express your taste, from original paintings to stylish prints and even your own photos, with frames adding an extra style, from trad to rad.
  • Ceramics, glassware, books, maps, lamps and candlesticks are all quick and easy ways to add colour to any corner or surface.

 

Bonus point: as well as transforming your rooms, photos and viewings, accessories are entirely portable, meaning your investment can move with you whenever you sell.

 

 

ADDING COLOUR TO KITCHENS AND BATHROOMS

The rooms with the highest concentration of value in any home are the kitchen and bathrooms, which are also the costliest areas to replace.

 

So, if you want to do more than paint the walls, try these tips for using colour in a way that adds value and inspires buyers while giving them options for easy and inexpensive change.

 

  • Kitchen cupboard and drawer fronts are interchangeable, and consistently popular colours include navy, sapphire, teal, sage, racing green, anthracite, charcoal and black.

 

  • Painting the outside of a freestanding metal bath will give you an immediate shot of colour that’s striking, memorable and simple to switch.

 

  • Splashbacks in coloured glass are a sleek way to add a blast of colour behind sinks and hobs that can be swapped for another colour far easier and quicker than tiles.

 

Ultimately, it’s about thinking of the most flexible areas for change that would give the effect of a complete remodel without the disruption, mess and financial outlay.

 

 

IDEAS FOR WALLPAPER AND PAINT

Paint is a quick, cheap and effective way to change the entire personality of a room, and a fresh coat can give a new lease of life to any home, especially with a high-quality product.

 

  • Some brilliant premium British brands include the chalk paints of Annie Stone, the deep pigments of Fenwick & Tilbrook, and the reassuring heritage of Farrow & Ball.

 

  • As well as painting an entire room, you can achieve a dramatic effect with a single wall in a bold colour – over a fireplace, behind shelves, or as the backdrop to a picture gallery.
  • Aside from on your walls, you can use paint to refresh furnishings like chairs, tables, wardrobes and chests of drawers, or accessories like picture frames and mirrors.

 

Of course, paint isn’t the only home decor solution, and wallpaper can deliver equally eye-catching results for a feature wall, a glamorous loo, or even upcycling furniture.

 

 

What’s your next step?

If you’d like to know what features and design buyers will pay the highest price for in Fife, we’re here to help.

 

Contact us at any of our offices for a chat about your plans, and let’s see how we can help. https://www.fifeproperties.co.uk/contact/

 

 

FIFE PROPERTY MARKET UPDATE – 5th  –  11th Nov 2023 (Watch/Read/Listen)

 

 

PODCAST: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/fife-properties/episodes/FIFE-PROPERTY-MARKET-UPDATE–5th—-11th-Nov-2023-e2bqv2j 

 

Weekly round up on what’s driving the Fife Property market including a look at recent listings, sales and coming soon:

Article, Podcast and TV Shows written and produced this week are:

 

 

FPTV EP 168: LANDLORD MISTAKES: Five major buy-to-let bloopers and how to avoid them

Making mistakes is a part of life:  many can be laughed off, but others are more serious. And for landlords, there can be legal and financial consequences for getting things wrong.

 

When we’re asked to take over a rental home by someone who’s been managing it themselves, they’re often feeling a bit overloaded or disillusioned with being a landlord.

Lettings Director Richard Cook along with Letting Agent Kerin Marshall provide insight on this subject.

(Watch/read/listen)https://www.fifeproperties.co.uk/blog/fptv-ep-168-landlord-mistakes-five-major-buy-to-let-bloopers-and-how-to-avoid-them

 

 

 

 

1 in 8.5 Fife Homes are in the Private Rented Sector: The Resilient Growth of Fife’s Private Rented Sector with a Decade of Opportunities Amid Challenges

 

As Fife strides into the future, the burgeoning private rented sector has continued to house many of its residents.

 

Jim Parker and Richard Cook discuss this topic in full and provide their thoughts on the statistics.

 

(Watch/Read/Listen) https://www.fifeproperties.co.uk/blog/1-in-8-5-fife-homes-are-in-the-private-rented-sector-the-resilient-growth-of-fifes-private-rented-sector-with-a-decade-of-opportunities-amid-challenges/

 

 

 

 

 

Watch out for the Wealth Creation Show on Mondays @ 12.30pm live on these channels:

 

EP 97: The Wealth Creation Show: LIVE From Miami

Tune in to our interactive discussion with Jim Parker LIVE from Miami USA!

 

On the first leg of Jim’s journey to reach Necker Island we catch up with him to discuss his path to financial freedom and how he finds himself on this adventure.

 

There are of course a lot of highs and lows along the way, but have you ever wondered how could you have it all?

 

Luckily, you don’t need to head back to school to understand this as Lettings Director, Richard Cook and one of the UK’s most successful property investors, Jim Parker are on hand to discuss

 

 

(Watch/Listen) https://www.fifeproperties.co.uk/blog/the-wealth-creation-show-live-from-miami/

 

If you’ve missed the previous shows you can catch up on our channel: https://www.youtube.com/@WealthCreationShow

 

If you are a private client of ours, including the ongoing support you can also receive one to one mentoring on portfolio building. Please contact us to richard.cook@fifeproperties.co.uk

 

This is all about accelerating your wealth in 2023.

 

*We must point out that we are not financial advisors, and this is only our opinion of what we would do. Investments can go down as well as up so if you do want professional advice from a qualified advisor, please contact us direct and we will put you in touch with someone.

 

 

THE FIFE PROPERTY MARKET: The importance of realistic pricing (if you want to sell) (Watch/Read/Listen)

 

 

PODCAST: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/fife-properties/episodes/THE-FIFE-PROPERTY-MARKET-The-importance-of-realistic-pricing-if-you-want-to-sell-e2c112h

 

The UK’s property market landscape has experienced a significant shift over the last couple of years.

 

In October 2021, there were 424,809 properties for sale in the UK. That now stands at 664,780, a rise of 56.5%. Looking at the number of property sales in the UK in October 2021, 111,229 properties were sold subject to contract (stc). In October 2023, that figure dropped to 88,737 properties sold stc, a reduction of 20.3%.

Continue reading THE FIFE PROPERTY MARKET: The importance of realistic pricing (if you want to sell) (Watch/Read/Listen)

1 in 8.5 Fife Homes are in the Private Rented Sector: The Resilient Growth of Fife’s Private Rented Sector with a Decade of Opportunities Amid Challenges (Watch/Read/Listen)

 

 

PODCAST: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/fife-properties/episodes/1-in-8-5-Fife-Homes-are-in-the-Private-Rented-Sector-The-Resilient-Growth-of-Fifes-Private-Rented-Sector-with-a-Decade-of-Opportunities-Amid-Challenges-e2bjp1r

 

As Fife strides into the future, the burgeoning private rented sector has continued to house many of its residents.

 

The decade-spanning 2011 to 2021 saw a significant surge in the private rented sector, a testament to the enduring appeal and viability of the Fife property market. This growth has unfolded amidst a backdrop of housing challenges, underscoring the pivotal role of private landlords in bridging the housing gap.

 

In 2011, 9.8% of homes in Fife were in the private rented sector, and in 2021 it had risen to 11.7%

 

That means 1 in 8.5 Fife homes are in the private rented sector.

 

A glance at the housing trajectory reveals a stark reality: the public sector, notably local councils, has been markedly lagging in meeting the housing demand. Over the last two decades, the UK has witnessed a notable shortfall in council house construction (an average of 1,630 for the whole UK per year (that’s not a typo!)), compared to 144,910 per year in the private sector.

 

That is particularly interesting when we look at the averages for the 1950s, 60s and 70s when, on average, 160,570 council houses were built per year compared to 147,960 private sector homes per year.

 

The shortfall in council housing has inadvertently propelled the private rented sector to the forefront, making it an indispensable player in Fife’s housing market.

 

This growth has been a beacon of hope for many; for Fife landlords, it’s a realm of investment with promising returns, while for Fife tenants, it avails the crucial roof over their heads in a market where buying a home remains a distant dream for many.

 

Landlords have found a fertile ground in Fife to nurture their investment portfolios. The area has demonstrated resilience. Although some landlords have chosen to exit the market recently, the demand for rental properties remained robust. The persistent demand underscores the inherent value proposition that Fife holds for both seasoned and aspiring landlords.

 

However, the blossoming of the Fife private rented sector has its shades of concern.

 

For tenants, the dream of homeownership is further away as Fife house prices have continued to soar over the last few years (although they have eased recently), making the rental market the only viable option for many.

 

It doesn’t help Fife tenants that rents in Fife have risen by 63% since 2016.

 

Although renting offers flexibility and fewer responsibilities compared to homeownership, the desire for a place to call one’s own is a sentiment that resonates deeply among many Fife tenants.

 

Amidst the unfolding narrative, we are conscientious letting agents deeply attuned to the market dynamics and the needs of both landlords and tenants. Our expertise in the Fife property market has enabled us to cultivate a harmonious landlord-tenant ecosystem that is not only financially rewarding for landlords but also empathetic to the housing needs of tenants.

 

The comparative analysis, enriched by statistics, paints a favourable picture of Fife’s private rented sector growth, making it a compelling choice for existing and potential landlords.

 

The journey of a landlord is one laden with both promise and challenges. The landscape of buy-to-let investments is ever-evolving, and navigating it requires a blend of market insight, foresight, and a trusted partner who understands the local terrain.

 

As we look ahead, the horizons are promising for those keen on exploring the opportunities nestled within Fife’s private rented sector.

 

We invite existing landlords and those nurturing the idea of delving into the Fife rental market to engage with us. Our doors are always open for insightful discussions about making informed investment decisions in a market ripe with potential.

 

The narrative of the past decade is a telling compass of the potential returns ahead. Being a landlord is a long-term commitment and should not be influenced by short-term market fluctuations. For many landlords, the initial investment is not only about quick returns but also about long-term benefits, such as property appreciation and consistent rental income. Even with rising mortgage rates, the increasing rental demand suggests rents could surge by around 20% to 25% in the coming four or five years, a potential benefit for landlords.

Moreover, long-term appreciation can offer significant returns when it comes to selling properties, especially considering the leveraged nature of property investments. Even in challenging times, holding onto properties aligns with the foundational reasons many entered the buy-to-let market. Fife landlords play a crucial societal role, filling the gap left by insufficient social/council housing.

 

In essence, while entering the Fife buy-to-let market might be daunting now, those already invested should think carefully before exiting.

 

In Fife, the private rented sector is more than just a market; it’s a community where every landlord’s investment catalyses the broader social good, and every tenant’s satisfaction is a badge of honour we wear with pride.

 

Your journey in the Fife rental market is not just a business venture; it’s a voyage of impact, and we are here to ensure it’s rewarding.

 

FIFE PROPERTY MARKET UPDATE – 29th Oct – 4th Nov 2023 (Watch/Read/Listen)

 

 

PODCAST: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/fife-properties/episodes/FIFE-PROPERTY-MARKET-UPDATE–29th-Oct–4th-Nov-2023-e2bh555

 

Weekly round up on what’s driving the Fife Property market including a look at recent listings, sales and coming soon:

Article, Podcast and TV Shows written and produced this week are:

 

 

FPTV (EP 167) IS YOUR HOME PERFORMING? Unlocking the secrets of your Rightmove results report

With more than 9 out of 10 buyers searching for a property online, the way your home appears on websites like Rightmove and Zoopla directly impacts your chances of a sale.

But the portals are more than just pages and pages of property. They gather valuable data that shows how well your home is competing with similar listings, and why it may not be selling.

Jim Parker and Richard Cook provide insight into this data as they discuss this week’s topic

(Watch/Red/Listen) https://www.fifeproperties.co.uk/blog/is-your-home-performing-unlocking-the-secrets-of-your-rightmove-results-report/

 

 

 

Implications of Steady Interest Rates for Fife Homeowners

The Bank of England has held the interest rates at 5.25% for the second consecutive time.

This decision, welcomed by many, especially hints at a semblance of stability for homeowners and prospective buyers in Fife.

The widely anticipated move came on the heels of September’s inflation figures, which remained steady at 6.7%, alleviating some pressure off the Bank’s Monetary Policy Committee.

So what does this mean for Fife Homeowners?

(Watch/Read/Listen) https://www.fifeproperties.co.uk/blog/implications-of-steady-interest-rates-for-fife-homeowners/

 

 

 

THE RESURGENCE OF FIFE’S SEMI-DETACHED HOUSES:

…a 73% Price Surge in 16 Years

 An article about Fife’s semi-detached houses and how they have performed over the years together with why they are so popular with Fife people, and why they will continue to be in the future.

If you are a Fife homeowner or landlord and interested in a Semi-Detached home in Fife, click on the link to read the article.

(Watch/Read/Listen) https://www.fifeproperties.co.uk/blog/the-resurgence-of-fifes-semi-detached-houses-a-73-price-surge-in-16-years/

 

 

 

Zoopla UK House Price Index – OCTOBER 2023

Executive summary

  • House price inflation has slowed from 9.6% to -1.1% over the last year
  • 4 in 5 housing markets are registering small annual price falls
  • Regulation of mortgage lending has built market resilience to higher mortgage rates although    household buying power remains lower
  • Transactions have been hit hardest and will be 23% lower than 2022
  • First-time buyers and cash buyers account for 2 in 3 sales in 2023
  • Low price falls and 5% mortgage rates mean housing is still expensive
  • We expect UK house prices to fall 2% over 2024 as rising incomes steadily repair housing affordability
  • 2024 is set for another year of 1m sales. This could be higher if mortgage rates fall back towards 4% sooner than expected in 2024

(Watch/Listen) https://www.fifeproperties.co.uk/blog/zoopla-uk-house-price-index-october-2023/

 

 

Watch out for the Wealth Creation Show on Mondays @ 12.30pm live on these channels:

EP 96: The Wealth Creation Show: The 5 Most Powerful Laws in The World!

There are these 5 laws of the world that I’m sure some of you might have heard of, it’s just that you never knew that they were called the biggest laws in the world.

People use these laws and try to live by them in every phase of their life.

Do you live by important laws of the world, or do you want to know what these 5 important laws are?

If you haven’t heard of them from anyone else let us share them with you!

Luckily, you don’t need to head back to school to understand this as Lettings Director, Richard Cook and one of the UK’s most successful property investors, Jim Parker are on hand to discuss

(Watch/Read/listen) https://www.fifeproperties.co.uk/blog/the-wealth-creation-show-the-5-most-powerful-laws-in-the-world/

If you’ve missed the previous shows you can catch up on our channel: https://www.youtube.com/@WealthCreationShow

If you are a private client of ours, including the ongoing support you can also receive one to one mentoring on portfolio building. Please contact us to richard.cook@fifeproperties.co.uk

 

This is all about accelerating your wealth in 2023.

 

*We must point out that we are not financial advisors, and this is only our opinion of what we would do. Investments can go down as well as up so if you do want professional advice from a qualified advisor, please contact us direct and we will put you in touch with someone.

 

 

FP TV (EP 167) IS YOUR HOME PERFORMING? Unlocking the secrets of your Rightmove results report (Watch/Read/Listen)

 

 

PODCAST: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/fife-properties/episodes/FPTV-EP-165-IS-YOUR-HOME-PERFORMING–Unlocking-the-secrets-of-your-Rightmove-results-report-e2bfmt8 

 

With more than 9 out of 10 buyers searching for a property online, the way your home appears on websites like Rightmove and Zoopla directly impacts your chances of a sale.

 

But the portals are more than just pages and pages of property. They gather valuable data that shows how well your home is competing with similar listings, and why it may not be selling.

Continue reading FP TV (EP 167) IS YOUR HOME PERFORMING? Unlocking the secrets of your Rightmove results report (Watch/Read/Listen)

Zoopla UK House Price Index – OCTOBER 2023 (Watch/Listen)

 

PODCAST: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/fife-properties/episodes/Zoopla-UK-House-Price-Index–OCTOBER-2023-e2ba3mp

 

Executive summary

 

  • House price inflation has slowed from 9.6% to -1.1% over the last year

 

  • 4 in 5 housing markets are registering small annual price falls

 

  • Regulation of mortgage lending has built market resilience to higher mortgage rates although    household buying power remains lower

 

  • Transactions have been hit hardest and will be 23% lower than 2022

 

  • First-time buyers and cash buyers account for 2 in 3 sales in 2023

 

  • Low price falls and 5% mortgage rates mean housing is still expensive

 

  • We expect UK house prices to fall 2% over 2024 as rising incomes steadily repair housing affordability

 

  • 2024 is set for another year of 1m sales. This could be higher if mortgage rates fall back towards 4%    sooner than expected in 2024

 

THE RESURGENCE OF FIFE’S SEMI-DETACHED HOUSES: …a 73% Price Surge in 16 Years (Watch/Read/Listen)

 

 

PODCAST: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/fife-properties/episodes/THE-RESURGENCE-OF-FIFES-SEMI-DETACHED-HOUSES—-a-73-Price-Surge-in-16-Years-e2bbne5

 

In the realm of British suburban living, the semi-detached house has often been the subject of caricature, a symbol of safe yet uninspiring domesticity, epitomised by hit TV shows and movies like the Dursleys out of Harry Potter, the BBC show Outnumbered, Birds of a Feather and the ever-awkward son of Norwich, Alan Partridge.

Continue reading THE RESURGENCE OF FIFE’S SEMI-DETACHED HOUSES: …a 73% Price Surge in 16 Years (Watch/Read/Listen)

FIFE PROPERTY MARKET UPDATE – 15th – 21st  Oct 2023 (Watch/Read/Listen)

 

 

PODCAST: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/fife-properties/episodes/FIFE-PROPERTY-MARKET-UPDATE–15th–21st–Oct-2023-e2atkl6

 

Weekly round up on what’s driving the Fife Property market including a look at recent listings, sales and coming soon:

Article, Podcast and TV Shows written and produced this week are:

 

FPTV (EP 165) AUTUMN KERB APPEAL: Top seasonal tips for dazzling photos and first impressions

 

Autumn is the season of magic and mayhem for selling your home. Jim Parker and Richard Cook provide hints and tips so that your homes will make a lasting first impression for all the right reasons.

 

(Watch/Read/Listen) https://www.fifeproperties.co.uk/blog/autumn-kerb-appeal-top-seasonal-tips-for-dazzling-photos-and-first-impressions/

 

 

 

 

UK House Price Index Scotland and Fife: August 2023

 

Jim Parker provides a breakdown of the Scottish House Price Index report for August 2023 and gives his thoughts on how this could impact the Fife property market for buyers and sellers.

(Watch/Read/Listen) https://www.fifeproperties.co.uk/blog/uk-house-price-index-scotland-and-fife-august-2023/

 

 

 

 

Watch out for the Wealth Creation Show on Mondays @ 12.30pm live on these channels:

 

EP 94: The Wealth Creation Show: Finding Your Sense of Purpose in Life

Finding purpose is a process that requires plenty of self-reflection, listening to others, and finding where your passions lie.

Perhaps you are feeling disconnected, discontent and struggling with establishing your true meaning.

Asking yourself why do a need to have a sense of purpose?

Or how do I know when I have found my true purpose?

Luckily, you don’t need to head back to school to understand this as Lettings Director, Richard Cook and one of the UK’s most successful property investors, Jim Parker are on hand to discuss

 

(Watch/Read/listen) https://www.fifeproperties.co.uk/blog/the-wealth-creation-show-finding-your-sense-of-purpose-in-life/

 

If you’ve missed the previous shows you can catch up on our play list: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLu-dtDBNhbLJvH_47QHVWEQSB0w2_KGj9

 

If you are a private client of ours, including the ongoing support you can also receive one to one mentoring on portfolio building. Please contact us to richard.cook@fifeproperties.co.uk

 

This is all about accelerating your wealth in 2023.

 

*We must point out that we are not financial advisors, and this is only our opinion of what we would do. Investments can go down as well as up so if you do want professional advice from a qualified advisor, please contact us direct and we will put you in touch with someone.

 

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