We’re the UK’s leading specialist Assisted Living and social housing property investments provider and we help investors gain great returns while having a positive social impact.
Earn up to 12% NET rental returns
25-year rental yield leases
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£2,000+ monthly rental returns available
Invest for less than £200,000
Hassle-Free, High Returns: Premier Supported and Assisted Living Investments in the UK
We’re the UK’s leading specialist Assisted Living and Social Housing Property Investments provider and we help investors gain great returns while having a positive social impact.We offer a unique opportunity to invest in assisted living properties that provide safe, secure and comfortable homes for people who require additional support with daily living activities as the result of physical, cognitive or mental health conditions.
We specialise in offering high net return opportunities tailored for investors seeking hassle-free buy-to-lets coupled with substantial social impact. Assisted Living Investments UK provides exclusive access to properties designed to provide safe, secure, and comfortable living spaces for individuals requiring additional support due to physical, cognitive, or mental health conditions.
As the master agent for developers, we secure prime deals in advance, granting investors first access to premier stock before it hits the market.
Are you seeking hassle-free property investments with cash on hand? Join countless landlords who have transitioned from traditional buy-to-lets to our transformative investment model. Experience elevated returns without the day-to-day property management hassles.
Make £130,000 plus rent in 3 years*
*Calculations based on a property value £200,000 Sales price £400,000 | Seller to receive the first 30% £60,000 plus his original purchase cost of £200,000 ( 260k ) The remaining £140,000 is split between the developer and the seller. | Seller receives £260,000 plus £70,000 = £330,000
As an investor in our social housing property investments and assisted living properties, you will benefit from a stable and long-term investment opportunity with potential for attractive returns. We provide professional management services to ensure the smooth operation of our properties, and our experienced team works closely with residents and their families to ensure their needs are met.
We understand the importance of providing a safe and comfortable home for vulnerable adults, and we are committed to maintaining the highest standards of care and professionalism in all our properties. Our properties are located in desirable areas across the UK, providing a strong potential for capital appreciation and rental income.
25 Year Cash Flow Illustration
Seller to receive the first 30%, £54,600 plus their original purchase cost of £182,000 (£236,600K). The remaining £127,400 is split between the developer and seller.
- Seller receives £236,600 (£236,600 + £63700)
- Developer receives £63700
Based on average 2% inflation rate per annum.
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Assisted Living Investments UK
Assisted living properties are gaining immense popularity in the UK due to the growing demand for high-quality care facilities for the elderly. As the baby boomer generation reaches retirement age, the need for quality assisted living properties is only going to increase.
Investing in assisted living properties offers a range of benefits, including long-term, stable returns, high occupancy rates, and a relatively low level of risk. At Assisted Living Investment UK, we offer a range of investment opportunities to suit all budgets and preferences, with each property undergoing extensive due diligence to ensure that it meets our stringent investment criteria.
Assisted Living Investment Properties
Investing in our assisted living properties for vulnerable adults is a unique opportunity to make a positive impact on the lives of individuals in need while also benefiting from a secure and profitable investment opportunity. Contact us today to learn more about our investment opportunities and how you can become a part of this rewarding venture.
Welcome to our AssistedLiving-Investments.co.uk your ultimate destination for investing in quality assisted living and care properties in the United Kingdom.
At Assisted Living Investments UK, we understand the importance of investing in a property that can provide long-term financial security and stability. Our team of experienced property professionals has in-depth knowledge and expertise in the UK property market, and we are committed to offering our clients with top-notch investment opportunities in the assisted living sector.
Take a look at some of our properties to buy below:
New Listing - The Printworks Bradford
The property occupies a highly prominent position between the higher quality outer Bradford residential suburbs and the Airedale towns and villages of Shipley, Cottingley and Bingley.
The building contains three floors with a central courtyard communal area. The building will create 137 apartments.
The development will consist of 4 Phases. The Printworks will be Phase 2 and Phase 4 will be an on site letting office for The Lettings Room and coffee shop.
The original building was built in 1936 by W N Sharpe of Bradford as the Headquarters for his successful printing business.
In 1984 Hallmark Cards acquired W N Sharpe’s printing operation for nearly £21m.
Growing Demand
As the population ages, the demand for assisted living facilities is expected to increase. With people living longer than ever before, there is a growing need for high-quality care facilities for the elderly. This means that investing in assisted living now can provide stable returns for years to come.
Long-Term Returns
Assisted living facilities are often leased to care providers on long-term contracts, which can provide investors with stable, predictable returns over a period of several years.
Relatively Low Risk
Assisted living is considered a relatively low-risk investment compared to other types of real estate, such as commercial or residential property. This is because the demand for assisted living is more predictable and stable, and the tenant base tends to be more reliable.
High Occupancy Rates
The demand for assisted living facilities often outstrips supply, which means that occupancy rates can be high. This can provide investors with a steady stream of rental income.
Positive Social Impact
Investing in assisted living allows you to make a positive impact on the lives of others by providing a much-needed service for the elderly. This can be particularly rewarding for socially conscious investors who want to make a difference while also generating a financial return.
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*The Consumer Price Index (CPI) in the UK is a measure of the average price changes of a basket of goods and services commonly purchased by households. It is used to track inflation and guide monetary policy decisions. *With all investments capital is at risk. *Community Benefit Society (CBS) is FCA registered.
FAQs
What is supported living?
Supported living services enable people with a range of needs to live happy and fulfilling lives, independently and safely in their local communities. When a person goes into supported living, they have their own home with their own tenancy agreement. At the time, they receive support and care which can range from a few hours a week to one-to-one care 24 hours a day. Many people with learning disabilities, severe autism and other needs, require some level of support, so that they can maximise their independence and live the life that they choose. A supported living service can help if someone who does not want to live in residential hospice care but would find it difficult to cope on their own at home. Supported living helps people to make choices about how they want to live and allows them to keep doing the things that are important to them.
Can an overseas investor purchase a supported living property?
Yes, many of our investors are from outside of the UK and are looking for a secure income generating asset in the UK. Non-UK residents are required to complete a simple Non-Resident Landlord form (NRL1) to register their ownership and income with HMRC. Our after-sales team is on hand to assist with this process.
Can a supported living property be purchased by a UK limited company?
Yes, many of our clients choose this option should it suit their portfolio requirements. We can assist with recommending a company to assist and guide you through the process of setting up a limited company. The process is efficient and can be completed within 3 working days.
Are there any restrictions or terms to resell?
There are restrictions on selling within the first 36 months. Thereafter, Yale Housing Association needs to be informed. This is performed by the seller’s legal representative.
What is the predicted state of the supported living and Assisted Living Investments accommodation industry for the foreseeable future?
A growing demand and shortage of property in the market will remain a fixture for the foreseeable future. The local authorities are bursting at the seams with vulnerable adults being housed in hospitals, hostels and hotels, which is costing the government an inordinate amount of money whilst simultaneously failing the vulnerable adults by providing them with inadequate care.
What is the expected occupancy in 2023/4?
Occupancy levels in this industry remain at 100%. At the time of writing there is a queue of over 600 vulnerable adults awaiting accommodation with Yale, the community benefit society responsible for housing these vulnerable adults.
Are there any other outstanding projects planned for release this year?
Yes, The Investment Room will be releasing several supported living developments, located mostly in the north of England.
Can the owner self-use their property or change the use from a supported living accommodation property?
No the tenancy agreement does not allow self-use. It is unlikely that an investor would want to self use after the lease agreement expires and walk away from such a high income whilst living in a development filled with vulnerable adults, unless they themselves had become vulnerable. Professionally speaking that would be the only exception.
Is there VAT applied to my purchase?
There is no VAT applied to the purchase.
What are my exit options?
At any point after three years, owners may sell their property through a plethora of available channels. A strong secondary market for supported living accommodation exists in the UK and a large number of housing associations, charities and niche supported living (SL) resellers are actively pursuing SL accommodation.
What are my Stamp Duty responsibilities as an (overseas) investor?
Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) applies to all buyers, irrespective of location, and is payable upon completion. Overseas investors will pay 5%.
Who pays the property taxes?
The buyer will pay any income and CGT taxes due. There is no Council Tax payable.
Is there any withholding of the 10% net return from overseas investors?
Overseas investors should complete a non-resident landlord NRL1 form with HM Revenue & Customs, which will enable all returns to be paid in full. Without the NRL form, payments may be subject to a 20% withholding for tax purposes.
Can an inspection be arranged before closing for the buyer?
Yes, this can be arranged upon request.
Is there any tax implication for overseas investors in terms of income and capital gain?
Generally speaking, investing in SL is no different from investing in any other property. Tax implications are personal on a case by case basis and depends on the purchaser’s tax position. Please seek advice from a UK tax advisor for confirmation.
What are the penalties if the developer cannot complete the property on time?
All properties are only marketed and sold once completed, furnished and with a signed tenancy in place.
Which party is responsible for the property insurance?
Yale Housing Association is responsible for insuring the property.
By how much do assisted living and supported living properties increase in value over time?
Since Supported living property is classified as a quasi-residential property, the capitalization (or income) approach is used to determine the value. Typically supported living properties will at least double in value every 10 years.
Will this property have insurance in place to protect against unforeseen acts of God?
There is insurance in place by the developer and also the tenant in the form of an FRI lease (Fully Repaired and Insured lease). Flood damage for example is covered. The building structure is covered etc.
Who is responsible for managing the development communal areas?
Watsons Property Management Glendevon House, 4 Hawthorn Park, Leeds LS14 1PQ T: +44 (0)113 273 8788 W: watsonpm.co.uk
Can the property be sold anytime?
The property can be sold at any time after 36 months, which is when the buy-back agreement expires.
What is yield and how does this affect the value?
The yield is a percentage and is calculated by dividing the annual rent payable by the purchase price. The yield in this example is 10.00%. For example, with a property purchased for £175,000, the annual rent is £17,500. If this supported living property is purchased by an institution in an aggregated deal at a yield of 3.25% then the value of the property would be uplifted to £538,461.538 (£17,500 divided by £538,461.538 = 3.25%). This would result in a value increase to £363,461.54 which would then be shared in the manner explained above. The 30% increase is paid direct to the buyer, then any overage is split 50/50 between the owner and developer. In this example the owner would receive the initial increase of 30% at £52,500 and then 50% of the remaining overage: £155,480.76. Thus, bringing the owners’ total profit to £207,980.77.
How does the 25-year management agreement affect the value of the property?
The 25-year management agreement means that the property can be commercially valued against the yield, as a result they are worth at least the value of the sale price. If equated, a recent valuation of a property in a similar deal shows units valued at a 7% yield, bringing the property bought for £175,000 to a sale price of £185,714.
Who is the freeholder of the property?
The freeholder of the building is the developer (TIR), who are currently and will continue to be responsible for maintaining the buildings externals, such as the roof.
Who is the head lease holder?
The head lease holder is the developer, The Investment Room and The Letting Room (TIRTLR Ltd).
Which company is providing the lease and the supportive living for tenants?
Yale Housing Association – a charitable not-for-profit Community Benefit Society company who provide safe supportive and sustainable housing to vulnerable adults. Their supported accommodation is for people who need care and supervision in order to manage their tenancies.
Please provide a timetable (end-to-end process) from complete reservation forms to completion of the transaction.
- The whole process should take no more than 28 days.
- Reservation form submitted and a reservation deposit is paid.
- Buyer prepares AML documents – one photo and one address proof.
- A Memorandum of Sale is sent to all parties involved and their legal representative.
- Contract documentation issued to buyer’s solicitor within 72 hours.
- Buyer’s solicitor conducts AML check – will be done virtually through Thirdfort.
- Lawyer completes conveyance process of local searches etc.
- Contract pack and report issued to buyer with a report and request for source of funds.
- Buyer signs contract documents and sends funds.
- Exchange and completion can take place simultaneously.
- Hand over to Yale. Returns are generated immediately and paid monthly in arrears on the first day of each calendar month.
