At scottfraser Investments we have our finger firmly on the pulse of the Oxford investment market.
Our Investment Search and Acquisition Service is tailored to the needs of landlords who lack the time, experience or desire to commit to researching the market and undertaking the necessary legwork for viewing properties.
John Gebbels, Property Investment Manager, brings a decade of experience both in Oxford and Central London, and specialises in sourcing and securing prime buy-to-let property.

Further to scottfraser’s HMO report in May 2010, Oxford City Council (OCC) have now announced that additional HMO licensing will come into force on 25 October 2010. Read More...
On 1 October 2010 the Assured Shorthold Tenancy (AST) threshold will increase from £25K to £100K. This will mean that any residential tenancy (other than Company Lets) where the rent currently exceeds £25K per annum will become an AST. Read More...
First Time Landlords, Experienced Developer or simply those with a hand in the market, we can help you all. Within the team at Scottfraser Private Finance you’ll find our knowledge of the investor market second to none. Read More...
Tenant eviction and rent collection specialists Landlord Assist believe the buy-to-let sector will continue to be a sound investment despite the increases to Capital Gains Tax (CGT). Read More...
As most landlords will already know, the rate of CGT is set to increase from 18% to 28% from 23 June 2010, although taxpayers with taxable income and gains below £37,400 will continue to pay CGT at 18%. These changes affect any property bought by a private investor which is regarded as a non–business asset, such as buy–to–lets and holiday homes. Read More...
So, you’re lucky enough to have a property in the UK’s top investment location. Yes, Channel 4’s ‘Where Best to Invest’ named Oxford the UK’s premier investment hot spot just last week*. So, what better time to ensure your property realises its true potential? Read More...
While average buy-to-let rents across the UK may have fallen in some areas or remained stable over the past year, one sector that remains strongly buoyant is student buy-to-let, according to an independent nationwide survey. Read More...