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One of the key issues facing anyone who wants to become a successful HMO investor is knowledge of the necessary legislation surrounding HMOs. You cannot simply take a regular house and decide one day to move lots of tenants in…
Homes under the Hammer is one of the most popular property programmes on TV and we’re delighted that our CEO Mish has made an appearance on the last episode. Here he is explaining how he purchased a property in Liverpool…
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Mistoria Group, owners of Mistoria Estate Agents, North West specialists in residential and student property sales and lettings, have purchased “Student Haus”, the Salford based lettings and estate agency who have approximately 150 properties under management across the whole of…
The government has announced tax reforms that will reduce the amount of tax relief available to Buy To Let Investors who pay tax as individuals rather than as a company. Under these changes investors will have to pay tax on…
Mistoria Group, owners of Mistoria Estate Agents, North West specialists in residential and student property sales and lettings, have purchased “Pick My Pad”, the Walkden based lettings and estate agency who have approximately 200 properties under management across Greater Manchester.…
Are HMOs being oversold? A recent article in Property Industry Eye suggests that HMOs are being sold too frequently in some areas and that this will be the next big property scandal.
Outside of Mistoria’s work specialising in high yielding property investment in Salford, Manchester, and Liverpool, we support a range of community projects both in the UK and internationally. With our CEO Mish Liyanage’s family background coming from Sri Lanka, we have chosen…
Education is an incredibly important element in overcoming poverty and developing individuals. Many Sri Lankans in the UK recognise that their education enabled them to achieve personal economic success.
