Plan B - Bought to Let

[SupremeSpod]

You're not so good at this are you?

Are you a touch retarded, and can't work out context yet?

I think I'll err on the side of caution and just assume that all of your posts are complete fabrications.

[Old Hack]

I think I'll err on the side of caution and just assume that all of your posts are complete fabrications.

...and I'll carry on not really giving two tulips what you think.

Permie posting on a contractor board. Sheesh, how ******* lame is that.

[SupremeSpod]

...and I'll carry on not really giving two tulips what you think.

Permie posting on a contractor board. Sheesh, how ******* lame is that.

Let me know how that works out for you. Not too good so far, eh?

[Old Hack]

Let me know how that works out for you. Not too good so far, eh?

Nope, working grand thanks; I have no problems pointing out your stupidity and not giving a tulip about what you're saying. In fact, it kind of works hand in glove.

[MarillionFan]

Let me know how that works out for you. Not too good so far, eh?

Nope, working grand thanks; I have no problems pointing out your stupidity and not giving a tulip about what you're saying. In fact, it kind of works hand in glove.

I always wondered when there was going to be a remake of Dumb & Dumber. So far it's as tulip as the first one.

[Old Hack]

I always wondered when there was going to be a remake of Dumb & Dumber. So far it's as tulip as the first one.

Can't beat the original now, can we MF...

[SimonMac]

I always wondered when there was going to be a remake of Dumb & Dumber. So far it's as tulip as the first one.

Dumb and Dumberer: When Harry Met Lloyd - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

[lukemg]

Sell up, put proceeds in Vanguard income fund, get on with life.....

[SimonMac]

Sell up, put proceeds in Vanguard income fund, get on with life.....

Now funny you should mention that, looking at other properties selling I am sat with about £45k equity on a £115k house, not mega money but decent none the less

[Sysman]

I am already putting good quality stuff in, rather than "expensive". I am not going OTT but its not going to look cheap, did you ever leave any white goods in? I know worse case I can either sell or free cycle the stuff before I get tenants in, I don't know if people now expect these things in when they rent privately.

During my contracting career I've rented quite a few places that were partly or fully furnished and for me, cheap and nasty was a real put-off. Give me "expensive" fittings and I was more likely to take care of them.

White goods or not? A fair few new houses seem to have them ready fitted nowadays so it might be the norm for rented places too. As a contractor I have bought my own where the place I was renting failed to deliver. It's amazing what you can pick up from the small ads in the local post office (400 quid fridge for 60 was one of my better bargains and I could afford to leave it when I was done).

Auctions can offer some real bargains too, but be prepared to come away with nothing on a day when the prices are too high.