by Pawel Konrad | Sep 17, 2026 | BMV Investing
The short version: the average Coventry home now sells for around a quarter of a million pounds, and its average rental yield is thin. Buy at the average price and you earn the average return. The investors who make Coventry work buy below market and recycle their...
by Pawel Konrad | Sep 2, 2026 | BMV Investing
If you want cash-flowing bricks and mortar in 2026, the numbers still point north — and Hull is one of the sharpest examples in England. A city-centre regeneration pipeline, private rents rising faster than the England average, and terraced houses that still change...
by Pawel Konrad | Aug 26, 2026 | BMV Investing
Everyone tells you the Midlands is expensive now. The data tells a more useful story. Wolverhampton is a deep, liquid market where the middle of the range still sits well under the national average — and where a disciplined buyer can pick up a terrace at a...
by Pawel Konrad | Aug 5, 2026 | BMV Investing
“Below market value” is the most abused phrase in UK property. Every sourcer’s flyer promises a discount; almost none show you how they measured it. The dirty secret is simple — quote a high “market value” and any price looks like a...
by Pawel Konrad | Jun 17, 2026 | BMV Investing
The average UK rental yield sits around 5–6%. In parts of Sunderland, investors are seeing gross yields above 11%. That gap isn’t luck — it’s low entry prices, resilient rental demand, and a steady supply of motivated sellers. Add a below-market-value (BMV) purchase...
