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Property Investment can lead you to excellent cash flow opportunities. Before starting with the tips, let’s understand what exactly is property investment. A property which is purchased to generate a return on investment is known as an investment property. There are many benefits to investing in properties. Still, the significant two ways are ”regular rental returns” and “returns on future resale” of property which grows in its value or even both. 'Buy to let' property investment is one of the most lucrative ways to make the most out of your savings, and many people are now seeking out advice to get into property investment. There are several things that you should keep in mind when you start thinking about “how to invest in property”, “where you are going to invest”, “Which type of property do you want to buy” and “what are the tax implications on your investment” and many more.

At this getting a maximised positive cash flow has become very important in order to survive and expand in your market. In order to reach that point, you will have to have strategies and ways in which you can utilise what all is available to you, with adequate labour cost and efforts. Here we have for you some of the tested ways and guidelines which can help to maximise your cash flow.

The R2R (Rent to Rent) is a kind of an arrangement in which the investor rents a property from the landlord for a long (3-5 years) lease and then sub-lets it to guests on nightly rate base (Service Accommodation) or on a room by room basis (HMO). The Profit is the difference of rent being paid to the landlord and the higher nightly rate or room by room base income. As the investor is allowed to make changes to the property we can potentially facelift it and make it more attractive to guests or tenants by doing so able to achieve higher income than the rent paid to the landlord.

Guaranteed rent is a contract in which a landlord gives the control and management of his property to a third party. This third party is the landlord's tenant and it pays a fixed monthly rent to the landlord for a definite period. Learn how the scheme of guaranteed rent in the UK, works and find out its pros and cons as well in this article.