Investing together
and sharing together…
with no finder’s fees
The House Crowd is a great new way you can invest small amounts in property via ‘crowdfunding’.
It’s about investing together and sharing together. No banks. No expensive mortgage arrangement fees. No credit checks. And no property finder’s fees.
It’s straightforward, transparent and honest – a true property investment partnership with all profits split equally.
It’s very simple
Investors “crowd” together, each providing a small amount of the money needed to purchase a high yielding investment property – typically a repossessed property acquired at well below market value.
We provide the property investment expertise, the contacts and do all the work in finding, purchasing and refurbishing the property, making it easy for you to invest in property, without lifting a finger. Just sit back and relax – it’s a true armchair property investment.
You can invest with as little as £1000 and you receive a pro rata share of the profits when the property is sold. Typically, you will receive your capital back plus, at least, a 12% return within 6 months. Invest again, and you could make a superb annual return of over 20%. If, for some reason, we can’t sell the property as quickly as anticipated, you receive a fixed annual return of 6% until it is sold. And, when we do sell the property, all profits are shared equally between The House Crowd and our investors. What could be fairer than that?
See our FAQ page or How it Works page for more details.
The Sound Of The Crowd (Our Blog)
- Are the Government listening?
Okay, we have known for years that not enough new homes are being built. Increased demand and shortage of supply will inevitably drive the affordability of housing out of the reach of many and create a huge problem. But what about making more use of the housing that we already have as opposed to building [...]
- Council home eligibility means private rented sector is likely to boom
Local councils across the country are expected to announce new measures to tackle the 4m strong waiting list for council properties; meaning a wave of demand in the private rented sector is imminent. Hammersmith & Fulham council has led the way, announcing that couples earning over £40,000 a year will no longer be eligible for [...]
- Repossessions Rise, But Is It Immoral To Buy Them?
We reported in a recent blog about zombie landlords, and the fact that it wouldn’t be too long before banks began to increase their mortgage interest rates. Well, as expected, they have risen again and for some, this could stretch their finances to breaking point. A report out last week from the Council of Mortgage [...]