Guaranteed Rent Scheme | Factory owner's property seized

Guaranteed Rent Scheme | Factory owner's property seized
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Guaranteed Rent Scheme | Factory owner's property seized We guarantee your rent: You don’t have to fill in any forms or claim forms. With 3Let you will receive a guaranteed rental income for as long as your property is without a tenant on our property management scheme. A Bangladesh court has ordered the government to confiscate the property of the owner of the collapsed garment factory building in which nearly 400 people died. Guaranteed Rent Scheme A two-judge panel of the High Court also asked the central bank to freeze the assets of the owners of the five clothing factories in the building, and use the money to pay the salaries and other benefits of their workers. The order came after police produced the building owner, Mohammed Sohel Rana, and the factory owners in court. The order did not elaborate but it was implied that the salaries of the dead victims would be paid to their relatives. At least 386 people were killed when the illegally constructed eight-storey Rana Plaza in Savar collapsed on April 24. A total of 3,122 people were employed in the garment factories. It is not clear how many were working at the time, but 2,500 people were pulled out of the rubble alive. Guaranteed Rent Scheme The collapse has become the deadliest disaster to hit Bangladesh's garment industry, which is worth £14 billion annually and supplies global retailers. Rescue efforts have now been suspended and heavy machinery is being used to clear the broken and crushed concrete slabs to get to the bottom floor, where workers expect to find many more dead bodies. Guaranteed Rent Scheme Meanwhile clashes broke out again between thousands of garment workers and police in Savar, leaving at least 100 people injured. Police attacked with sticks when the workers, who were demanding death penalty for Rana and news of the missing people, tried to break the security cordon around the collapsed building. Earlier people had waited patiently at the site for news of missing relatives, holding their pictures and identity cards as they watched cranes lifting sections of ceilings and floors from the rubble. Emergency workers in hard hats used drilling and cutting machines to break up the slabs into manageable pieces. Ratna Akhtar , looking for her husband at a nearby school, wailed: "Give me my husband back. At least I want to see his dead body if not alive." View the original article here We treat your properties on our guaranteed rent scheme as our own for you to get the very best services at all times. Contact Guaranteed Rental today on 020 8694 8098 to find out more.

Rent Guarantee Insurance For Landlords | S&P sees deepening house slump in Spain, France and Holland

Rent Guarantee Insurance For Landlords | S&P sees deepening house slump in Spain, France and Holland
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Rent Guarantee Insurance For Landlords | S&P sees deepening house slump in Spain, France and Holland If you have a property that you think meets our criteria, contact our teamwhere we will arrange a time to come and talk to you and inspect the property. You decide if you want the building rented for between one and five years. We make formal offers within 24 hours of seeing the property. Please note we require the relevant gas and safety certificates but we can arrange these for you if required. Spanish house prices are to fall a further 13pc by the end of next year as the authorities flood the market with a backlog of repossessed properties, Standard and Poor’s has warned. The agency said the housing slump is deepening across large swathes of the eurozone. French declines are “gaining momentum”, with prices likely to fall 5pc this year and a further 5pc in 2014. Rent Guarantee Insurance For Landlords French property faces a “protracted correction” as the economy buckles, hit by fiscal tightening, higher taxes and a surge in unemployment to post-war highs. France’s price-to-income ratio rose to a record 180pc of historic levels during the bubble, one of the most stretched levels seen anywhere in the OECD bloc. The property market began to roll over last year, prompting warnings by the French consultants PrimeView that values could tumble by as much as 40pc before excesses are purged. S&P said the deep crisis in the Netherlands would grind on despite the government’s partial retreat from austerity and its decision to delay €4.3bn in spending custs. Dutch home prices will slide another 6.5pc by late next year, bringing the accumulated fall to more than 23pc. The agency said the apparent recovery in mortgage loans this year was a statistical distortion that would fade as job losses mount. Dutch unemployment surged to 8.1pc in March from 5.9pc a year ago. Over 25pc of Dutch mortgages are now “onder water” - as they say in Holland - with negative equity. The Dutch experience offers a stark contrast to the UK, where prices have been creeping up and should rise 1.5pc this year. The UK and Holland had comparable bubbles: the difference is that stimulus by the Bank of England stabilized the market. Rent Guarantee Insurance For Landlords S&P said Italy, Portugal and Ireland will all see further falls this year but the chief worry is Spain, where a vast glut of unsold property has yet to hit the market. Rent Guarantee Insurance For Landlords Spanish prices have already dropped by 28pc from their peak in March 2008 - or more some estimates - and face a fall of 8pc this year and 5pc next year as the Spanish "bad bank" Sareb gradually sells its stock of 91,000 foreclosed homes. Experts say the key reason why Spanish prices held up well in the early years of the crisis is that banks held onto foreclosed properties from bankrupt developers rather than take losses immediately and “clear” the market. This began to change in 2012 as Santander, BBVA and other banks rushed to liquidate their portfolios before the onslaught from the nationalized banks folded into Sareb. The Spanish authorities have ordered Madrid to accelerate the pace of Sareb sales as a condition of the EU bail-out in July 2012. Madrid consultants RR de Acuna said last December that there are almost 2m properties waiting to be sold, including 800,000 used homes on the market, and 700,000 units on the books of developers, 450,000 seized or in foreclosure and 250,000 still being built. The group said prices are likely to fall a further 30pc in Madrid, Barcelona and other big cities before touching the bottom in 2018, with even steeper drops lasting a decade in some of the coastal areas that ran wild during the bubble. It said acres of concrete would have to be torn down and returned to pasture. Germany is marching to an entirely different tune from the rest of the eurozone. S&P said prices rose 3.5pc last year, and will rise 3pc this year and again in 2014. The German economy is at the other end of the property cycle with price-to-income ratios still just 80pc of historic levels. View the original article here rent guarantee scheme - Do you want to receive monthly rent even when the property is unoccupied?. Please contact us on 020 8694 8098 for extensive references to see how we can help you today.

Guaranteed Rent | London home set to smash property price record by going on sale for a staggering £250m

Guaranteed Rent | London home set to smash property price record by going on sale for a staggering £250m
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Guaranteed Rent | London home set to smash property price record by going on sale for a staggering £250m We seek properties all over England for our guaranteed rent scheme. All properties must be clean, in a good state of repair, fit for human habitation and safe. If they are not we may be able to help you anyway so it is worth giving us a call. The house, which is on Carlton House Terrace, enjoys views of St James's Park and is 30 times bigger than a typical London family house Guaranteed Rent A London home is set to smash the record for the most expensive property in Britain by going on sale for a staggering £250 million. The Grade I listed Regency property in central London would cost potential buyers 700 times more than the £370,000 average property value in the capital. The house, which is on Carlton House Terrace, enjoys views of St James's Park and is 30 times bigger than a typical London family house. According to the Evening Standard the property, which is described as the biggest private home in central London, is currently owned by an elderly member of a Middle Eastern royal family. Guaranteed Rent The owner has reportedly spent millions restoring the six-storey town house to their former glory. Guaranteed Rent A source told the Standard: “The building is very much as it was in its heyday. It would be for a new owner to put in the modern toys such as a swimming pool.” The 'strictly confidential' brochure only shows black and white interior pictures taken in the 1890s because “for security reasons the current owner does not want many of the features photographed”, the newspaper says. The previous record for a London sale is £136 million paid for a property at One Hyde Park in Knightsbridge. According to reports the house has four storeys above ground and two below that could be converted into a spa, cinema or swimming pool. View the original article here rent guarantee scheme - Do you want to receive monthly rent even when the property is unoccupied?. Please contact us on 020 8694 8098 for extensive references to see how we can help you today.