John Williams, the director of Chenko Properties Ltd, brings a wealth of expertise from his construction background and plastering experience since the age of 16. With a profound understanding of properties and construction, he plays a pivotal role in the company's operations. John's hands-on knowledge and keen eye for detail enable him to assess properties meticulously and identify potential investment opportunities. His expertise guides the company's decision-making process, ensuring that Chenko Properties Ltd delivers quality investments and excellent service to its clients. John's passion for real estate and commitment to providing exceptional value make him a respected figure in the industry.
Director of Chenko Properties Ltd,
BENEFITS
ROI up to 20%
e are fully compliant and registered with " The Property Ombudsman" our registration number i: PRS031998
We ar Regesterd with Information Commissioner's Office under reference number : ZB534703
We are fully insured with Professsional Indemnity Insurance Policy Number: P123D1060394
We are fully insured with Professsional Indemnity Insurance Policy Number: P123D1060394
We don’t work for free, do you? We put a lot of time and effort into finding great investments. Typically, we may look at 40 houses, which will filter down to just a few properties that match our investment criteria.
In short, we won't share property details, estate agent information, or pictures without a paid fee. This policy safeguards our time and effort spent in finding the property. If you pay the fee and the property doesn't match our description, you'll be eligible for a refund.
As an investor, the primary focus should be on the financial aspects of the property rather than its appearance or location. The goal is to maximize Return on Investment (ROI) by using data-driven analysis, numbers, and formulas. While you may not be living in the property, tenants' comfort and familiarity with the location are essential for consistent rental income. A true investor recognizes that profitability often lies in overlooked or undervalued properties. By leaving emotions aside and concentrating on the potential financial gains, investors can make wise decisions that lead to long-term success in the real estate market.
As a company, we thoroughly research and assess all properties we offer, ensuring they meet our high standards. Our director would only endorse properties they would personally invest in. Nonetheless, investments carry inherent risks, including the uncertainty of rental income and property values. We provide ample information for you to make an informed decision, but ultimately, you must evaluate and acknowledge the risks involved before committing.
As an investor, it is crucial to understand the property buying process. We strongly advise you to consult with a broker before reserving any properties. This step ensures you are aware of your mortgage eligibility and borrowing capacity. By reserving a property and later withdrawing, it puts us at a financial loss and disappoints the trusting vendor seeking a swift sale. To avoid such situations, we encourage you to work with our recommended mortgage brokers who can guide you through the financing process, helping you make informed decisions and secure successful property acquisitions.
We take property viewings seriously and equip our sourcers with comprehensive inspection forms after extensive training. While we conduct thorough inspections, there might be restricted access to certain areas like underfloor or lofts. If a costly issue arises during the survey, we collaborate with the investor to evaluate repair costs and potential ROI post-repairs. If the investor chooses not to proceed, we assist in finding a suitable replacement. It's worth noting that survey reports may appear daunting to the untrained eye. For instance, a recent chimney repair quoted just £270 despite the survey mentioning extensive repairs. We recommend obtaining repair quotes before deciding to withdraw from a property.
To cater to your specific needs, let's have a conversation. We'll establish a sourcing agreement, which includes a retainer fee. This fee will be credited back to you through a reduced finder's fee.
