The Book / The Finanze Framework™
A wider perspective
on your next investment.
The Finanze Framework: Property Strategy & Finance Success by Alastair Hoyne. Explore the decisions behind a property investment, from the first objective to funding, delivery and what comes next.
37 chapters / Seven parts
From the first question
to the eventual exit.
The book follows the decisions an investor needs to connect: purpose, property strategy, the professional team, specialist funding, valuation, legal work, delivery and continuity.
It brings together the wider perspective behind Alastair’s consulting work. You can read it in sequence or return to the section that speaks to the decision in front of you.
The reading journey
Find your starting point.
Part I / Purpose and Perspective
From trading floors to terraced houses, and the new rules of property wealth. Establish the perspective before choosing a strategy.
Part II / Building Your Foundations
The professional team, the language and true cost of finance, risk and resilience, refurbishment and sourcing.
Part III / Choosing Your Property Strategy
Buy-to-let, buy-refurbish-sell, buy-refurbish-refinance, HMOs, serviced accommodation, commercial property, social housing, land and planning, and rent-to-rent.
Part IV / Specialist Products & FINANZE® Strategies
Below-market-value acquisitions, title splits, lease extensions, SSAS development finance, experience bridging, commercial investment bridging, options and deferred consideration.
Part V / From Illustration to Repayment
Finance illustrations and offers, credit decisions, valuation, legal due diligence, completion, managing the facility and delivering the exit.
Part VI / Capital, Partnerships and Credibility
Private investors, joint ventures, brand, deal flow and responsible capital raising.
Part VII / Protecting What You Build
Thinking in generations, family, continuity, estate planning and the next steps for the reader.
Look inside The Finanze Framework™
Discover a different way to think about property.
Explore the covers, read the complete Author’s Foreword, then explore two-page extracts from four further chapters. Turn the printed pages and enlarge a page to explore at your own pace.
The book at a glance
The front and back cover.
The Finanze Framework™ · Property Strategy & Finance Success
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Where the Framework begins
Author’s Foreword.
The complete foreword · Printed pages ii–iii
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The Author’s Foreword ends here
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37 chapters connect strategy, property, finance and protecting what you build.
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Chapter 8 · Strategy
Sourcing smarter.
Two printed pages · 78–79
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37 chapters connect strategy, property, finance and protecting what you build.
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Chapter 19 · Property
Title Split Finance.
Two printed pages · 235–236
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37 chapters connect strategy, property, finance and protecting what you build.
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Chapter 29 · Finance
The lender’s view.
Two printed pages · 352–353
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37 chapters connect strategy, property, finance and protecting what you build.
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Chapter 35 · Protection
Thinking in generations.
Two printed pages · 398–399
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37 chapters connect strategy, property, finance and protecting what you build.
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Continue the story
There is more to each decision than two pages can show.
The complete examples, assumptions and connections sit in the book. These selected pages are the beginning of a much richer conversation.
Facsimiles are from the final print interior. Selected pages are for personal evaluation. Finance examples depend on their stated assumptions and are not offers.
The Property Escalator™ / In conversation
Hear the thinking
In Alastair’s own words.
See how the book is organised, test a valuation assumption and explore planning risk in a full practitioner conversation.
Book walkthrough · 4:28
Inside The Finanze Framework.
A guided introduction to the book’s 37 chapters and seven parts, connecting property strategy with the finance and practical decisions needed to deliver it.
Watch on YouTubeFrom the book · 4:37
Why Your Property Valuation Doesn’t Match Your Spreadsheet.
Why an investor’s appraisal and a lender’s valuation can reach different conclusions, and why that difference matters to the funding plan.
Watch on YouTubeThe Property Escalator / Episode 03 · 42:49
Buying a Property With Planning Permission? Check This First.
Alastair and planning consultant Jeremy Hinds explore conditions, permitted development, timing and the checks to make before committing to a property.
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The printed edition.
7 × 10 inches, black-and-white interior. ISBN 978-1-0369-8001-6.
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The framework on your Kindle device or app. ASIN B0HKMY1VPC.
View Kindle on AmazonWork with the author.
Read the principles at your own pace. When you want to apply them to a particular opportunity, Deal Analysis or a consulting engagement provides a route to working with Alastair directly.
Explore consultingAuthor: Alastair Hoyne. Publisher: Finanze Strategy Ltd, under licence.
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What does the framework reveal about your next move?
Bring the property, business or funding question you want to explore. The next step can be a conversation with the author.