When it comes to Brexit, people across the country are waiting to find out exactly what is going to happen and how this will affect them.
For those hoping to buy or sell a house, they might worry about not getting the desired asking price and some people are choosing to hold off before opting to buy or sell a home.
Despite this, some experts have claimed there might not be anything to worry about at all, regardless of the outcome of Brexit.
According to expert Henri Sant Cassia, CEO at property investor portal One and Only Pro, Brexit will not affect homeowners looking to buy a home as an investment or as somewhere to live.
What is happening in the country is irrelevant when it comes to house prices.
Henri Sant Cassia, CEO at property investor portal One and Only Pro
Speaking to Express.co.uk, Henri explained people will always need houses which means buying and selling is still a good investment.
“What is happening in the country is irrelevant when it comes to house prices. People will always need houses, but before buying a house it is important to know what your investment is going to do,” he explained.
Henri went on to explain there are plenty of properties that are still doing well on the market despite Brexit uncertainties and making a purchase is probably a safe bet.
Henri continued: “Our website shows there are properties out there that yield ten percent or 20 percent right now.
“You are never going to get a situation where your investment disappears. It’s quite easy to find very yielding, safe property investments.
“The problem is the general public don’t know where to look and don’t know how to compare investments or trained to predict price rises and that’s scaring people off.
“Even if you’re a first time buyer and you’re buying a home for somewhere to live or somewhere to settle and not as an investment directly you still want to be certain that what you buy is going to
