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    #41
    Wilmsloowwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww,

    I seek forgiveness in advance for such a stooopid question...

    In the event that you are not able to find somebody to rent your house, from your income do you have enough cash to cover both mortgages ?

    I know it's a stooooopid question, forgive me, but was just wondering.

    All the best,

    Milan.

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      #42
      Originally posted by milanbenes View Post
      Wilmsloowwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww,

      I seek forgiveness in advance for such a stooopid question...

      In the event that you are not able to find somebody to rent your house, from your income do you have enough cash to cover both mortgages ?

      I know it's a stooooopid question, forgive me, but was just wondering.

      All the best,

      Milan.
      I'm sure he can invent a new fantasy income to cover his fantasy mortgages...
      ǝןqqıʍ

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        #43
        DiscoStewpot,

        you are sooooo not with it

        these days my son, it's not about incomes,

        no no, these days, you got debt problems, you just borrow more

        good innit

        it's the new money you know

        Milan.

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          #44
          Originally posted by Wilmslow View Post
          I understand I pay tax just on the ‘profit’ and can reclaim tax from any household expenditure. Hmm… wonder if that includes mileage for researching 10 different carpets in shops 100 miles apart? I can but dream on that one I guess…….
          HMRC give a decent guide to Schedule A income.

          HINT: Maximise the mortgage on the rental property to as near 100% of it's value at the time you started letting it since this is all chargeable against the income.

          Check the CGT position and consider whether you may want to make a PPR election.

          BTW I do a 300 mile trip 3/4 time a year to my rental property and charge that. Strangely it seems to coincide with me playing golf nearby.

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            #45
            Originally posted by milanbenes View Post
            DiscoStewpot,

            you are sooooo not with it

            these days my son, it's not about incomes,

            no no, these days, you got debt problems, you just borrow more

            good innit

            it's the new money you know

            Milan.
            I was referring to the fact that it's highly dubious whether Wilmslow or either of his mortgages actually exist at all
            ǝןqqıʍ

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