No. CoreHaus supports first-time and experienced investors. We begin with your goals, budget and readiness.

You normally need accessible funds for deposits, fees, taxes, professional costs and contingencies, even where borrowing is used.

Potentially, subject to lender criteria and affordability. A qualified broker should advise on suitable finance, costs and risks.

There is no single minimum. Budget for the deposit, tax, legal work, surveys, finance, sourcing fees, works and contingency.

Yes, but the right structure depends on your circumstances. Obtain independent tax, legal and mortgage advice.

Your strategy should reflect your goals, capital, time, risk tolerance and desired involvement.

It identifies opportunities, presents relevant information and coordinates agreed parts of the purchase journey. You decide whether to proceed.

No. We aim to present considered opportunities aligned with agreed criteria rather than a high volume of unsuitable deals.

Inclusions depend on the selected service and are set out in your written terms before you commit.

The payment point depends on the agreement and opportunity. Refer to the written service and reservation terms.

The routes offer different levels of support. Their features and forms are kept separate so the distinction remains clear.

Yes. Your goals, budget, locations, strategies, timescale and finance position form the basis of the search.

Yes. You are never required to proceed simply because an opportunity is presented.

The assessment may cover comparables, demand, indicative costs, potential income, risks and exits. Your independent professionals complete specialist checks.

Yes. You should use an appropriately experienced independent solicitor you are comfortable instructing.

A survey may identify defects and risks. Seek independent advice on the appropriate survey for the property.

Timescales vary with the seller, legal work, searches, finance, surveys and any transaction chain.

The outcome depends on why it failed and the written terms. Some professional and finance costs may still have been incurred.

At exchange the purchase usually becomes legally binding. At completion, funds transfer and ownership passes to you.

Where agreed, CoreHaus may support planning and contractor communication. Scope, costs and responsibilities are confirmed in writing.

No. Values, rents, costs, finance rates, sale times and tenant demand can change.

Return on investment compares a return with the cash committed. Always check which costs and assumptions are included.

Common risks include hidden defects, scope changes, contractor delays, material costs, compliance issues and inadequate contingency.

A lower valuation can reduce borrowing and leave more cash in a project. Keep a contingency and alternative exits.

You can self-manage or appoint a letting and management agent, depending on your experience and desired involvement.

Continued support depends on the service and agreed scope, with a focus on long-term investor relationships.