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Investment Property

Experienced property solicitors for buy-to-let, HMOs, and portfolio acquisitions.

Investing in property is one of the most secure and rewarding ways to build wealth — but it’s not without its legal complexities. At Kempton Redman Law, we specialise in helping landlords and investors across Northern Ireland navigate the legal side of buying and managing investment property.

Whether you're purchasing a single buy-to-let, acquiring multiple units, or expanding a portfolio through a company structure, our experienced solicitors will guide you through each stage.

We handle title checks, tenancy reviews, mortgage compliance, HMO advice, and auction purchases with speed, clarity, and professionalism. We understand the local rental market and its legal landscape.

When it comes to investing in property, you want your solicitor to be responsive, thorough, and informed — that’s exactly what we deliver. Whether you’re a first-time landlord or a seasoned investor, trust Kempton Redman Law to protect your property interests.

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Why Choose Kempton Redman Law?

So why should you choose Kempton Redman Law to help you carry out your property investment transactions?

  • Personal, one-to-one service

  • Dedicated Conveyancing Team

  • Transparent pricing with no hidden fees

  • Local market knowledge

  • Trusted by first-time buyers and experienced movers alike

  • Prompt communication and proactive updates

  • One of a select few firms to have an app, providing updates for your case 24/7.

FAQs

What is the difference between residential and investment property purchases?

Investment properties are typically bought to rent out or resell at a profit, which comes with different legal, tax, and mortgage requirements compared to buying a home to live in.

Do I need a solicitor for a buy-to-let purchase?

Yes. A solicitor is required to handle the legal title, mortgage conditions, and any tenancy-related matters involved in a buy-to-let purchase.

What legal checks are needed for an investment property?

We check title ownership, planning, restrictions, tenancy agreements, and whether the property is compliant with HMO or rental regulations.

Can I buy a property with tenants already occupying?

Yes, this is called buying with “sitting tenants.” We’ll review the tenancy and ensure the legal protections transfer correctly to you.

Are there additional costs with buying investment properties?

Yes. You may pay a higher rate of Stamp Duty as well as mortgage arrangement fees and ongoing landlord costs.

What is an HMO and do I need a licence?

We offer clear, upfront pricing with no hidden costs. Fees vary depending on the type and value of the property — contact us for a tailored quote.

Do I need a property survey for my new purchase?

Yes, a survey checks the physical condition of the property. We focus on the legal side; a surveyor will assess structural integrity and highlight any repairs. We always recommend to our clients to have a survey carried out on the property they are hoping to purchase.

Can I get a mortgage for an investment property?

Yes, but it will usually be a buy-to-let mortgage. Your lender may have specific legal requirements which we will ensure are met.

Why choose Kempton Redman Law for my investment purchase?

We have experience with investment purchases, buy-to-lets, HMOs, and company structures — with local knowledge and fixed-fee legal services tailored to property investors.

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