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5 houses in - carry on or slowly retire ?

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    #11
    Originally posted by GitMaster69 View Post

    I’ve breached my life goal a while back but simply shrugged it off and set the bar higher … there’s always bigger yacht.
    Give it all away to charity and challenge yourself to build it all up again. Provided to you're up for the task and man enough to do it.

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      #12
      Originally posted by GitMaster69 View Post
      Where do you put a stop to this ? Just finished buying another house and my greedy nature is already thinking of next. My girlfriend wants me to stop and retire on Tenerife with small but healthy income in comparison to contracting.

      on one hand I think I have developed solid investment strategy with loads of millions capacity. At a cost staying in this crap weather

      on the other a place in the sun now…

      I know it’s free advice but I’m interested what are your views on this ?
      I'd seriously consider trading them in for a hotel

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        #13
        Originally posted by oliverson View Post

        I'd seriously consider trading them in for a hotel

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        If it’s real life I really wouldn’t - I know more people who have gone into the hotel/b&b business and it ended up disastrously wrong than for whom it’s actually worked out for
        merely at clientco for the entertainment

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          #14
          Originally posted by eek View Post

          If it’s real life I really wouldn’t - I know more people who have gone into the hotel/b&b business and it ended up disastrously wrong than for whom it’s actually worked out for
          This does happen quite a bit but its usually down to misreading markets and getting the pricing wrong.
          Poor occupancy usually starts and ends with poor pricing on these.
          Second to this is location
          Third is p*** poor general business management.
          Former IPSE member
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