Yes and no. Many people see the lower end of the market as being their first foray into the investment market and many people continue to buy at that level instead of buying semi-detached houses, whereas some people purchase semi-detached properties exclusively. The beauty of the investment market is that there are so many different strategies that can be utilised, so how do semi-detached investments compare. 

The LE4 postcode is always a strong performer with certain areas like Belgrave and Rushey Mead heavily impacting the average prices for the area, let's see what is happening in LE4 currently. 

The LE3 housing market is in a strong place currently, and whilst prices have not really moved up or down over the last 12 months, the core market of semi-detached homes and terraced houses below £250,000 is still seeing huge interest. 

With property investment still being a very lucrative option for many UK residents, how has the stamp duty “hike” impacted the cost for buying an investment property? Read on for an example! 

When selling a property, it is very much like going fishing. if you put the biat where the fish are, you catch fish. Likewise, if you put the "bait" where the buyers are, you sell a house!