Meet Us.

Our South African and expat investors are looking for a Rand/Sterling hedge and a secure property in the UK offers this. As with many businesses we have gone virtual with our meetings which is perfect for our global clients as well as our South African investors, so please contact us to set up a time to Zoom call.  We are available during office hours Monday to Friday

Four Easy  Steps to Investing Virtually
1. Request a Zoom call when its convenient and let us know what you’re looking for.
2. We will email you all the necessary info prior so you are prepared  with any queries.
3. We can discuss your individual strategy on the call . We also offer MEET THE TEAM  where you can have an opportunity to meet the developers as well.
4. You make a decision based on the due diligence provided.

Meeting us via virtual appointments which will cover aspects including:
*Your requirements in building a sensible cash generating portfolio
* Investing in buy-to-let property starting at £ 139000
* Cash flow versus capital growth
* Emotional versus a non-emotional property investing
* Investing in high cash yielding properties (from 6% net plus)
* Offshore Financial Services, including UK limited companies via our UK accountants
* Mortgages and options available for SA investors in the UK over £90,000.

Initial Appointments are normally around 30 minutes in length.

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Virtual Appointments Worldwide

Please email us for a one-on-one virtual appointment slot from the comfort of your home or office. We will send through the due diligence’s prior to the meeting. of the selected properties.

South Africa Meetings

We are in the country fairly frequently so please contact us for dates, etc

CONTACT US

Email: invest@propwealth.co.uk 

Text, Call, iMessage or WhatsApp: +447500166982 or +447880682598

These numbers work in South Africa, the UK and globally.










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