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STIRLING MORTIMER No 8 FUND; UK LAND |
An exciting new investment opportunity
The current economic
conditions have produced an unprecedented, short
term opportunity for investing in to UK land.
The Stirling Mortimer No 8 UK Land Fund will seek
to take advantage of this.
 The
lack of liquidity in the banking sector is hitting
developers. They are asset rich with land but
have cash flow difficulties. Stirling Mortimer
has therefore negotiated the purchase of parcels
of land which have at least outline planning permission.
The Fund, by virtue of its buying power, will
buy the land at discounts of between 30% - 70%
against the current RICS “red book’
valuation.
The land will be re-sold at a profit
and, in some instances, there are pre-sale contracts
available offering substantial returns to the
Fund. The fact that the land already has planning
permissions will speed up the resale process.
The aim is to buy low and then re-sell
at nearer the market value either immediately
or in the medium term as development becomes necessary
to meet not only the Government target of providing
three million new homes by 2020 but also general
consumer demand.
 The
land will be owned from the outset with no borrowing
requirement and the Fund will not look to develop
the sites, merely profit from the cash flow pressures
being experienced in the building and development
sector.
The Fund is aimed at clients who
understand the current economic and liquidity
issues but also appreciate that, as conditions
improve for both development finance and mortgage
provision, the demand for new build housing will
recover, fuelled by the Government’s targets
for new housing and consumer demand.
Trial marketing has shown that this
is a product readily understood by the public
as they are aware of the pressures that this sector
is facing and hence why a profit should be available
by purchasing in bulk. (Offer ends 20th November
2009).
Use the column on the right
to download the relevant materials related to
the latest Stirling Mortimer property fund.
Use our friendly [enquiry
form] to learn more
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