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I agree, ROI is not what it used to be. Better to sniff out something else.
I recommend anyone with debt pay it down now.
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Originally posted by scooterscot View PostJust in the process of selling our place. Nothing to do with the change in policy, however.
So if all this property comes on the market we'll have ourselves weak demand and supply swells, rental prices collapse a little, profits fall, rates go up.
Yes, it's doom.
House price rises like the past 3 or 4 years don't help anyone, except big investors who are cashing out. As an investor I no longer find decent ROI, even though property is the only area in which you can still get yields of any sort. As a home owner I cannot afford to move up the ladder because the next leg up is out of reach and the stamp duty is a killer on it.
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Originally posted by Troll View PostWas around at the wife's Aunties property at the weekend that has just finished being refurbed - looks good and while we were there the next door neighbours visited - they are an Eastern European family renting, and their landlord is selling up, so were enquiring if the maisonette was being sold or being rented as they would like to stay in the area
The owners of the maisonette above the Aunties (who had just sold theirs for a crazy amount of money) said they were a lovely family and kept the property spotless - so she told the EE's to go through the agent and it looks like a done deal
Annoyingly this is contrary to my belief that we should exit the EU which would mean no more EU migrants to fill our properties - quite a dilemma
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Originally posted by Troll View PostWas around at the wife's Aunties property at the weekend
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Just in the process of selling our place. Nothing to do with the change in policy, however.
So if all this property comes on the market we'll have ourselves weak demand and supply swells, rental prices collapse a little, profits fall, rates go up.
Yes, it's doom.
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Was around at the wife's Aunties property at the weekend that has just finished being refurbed - looks good and while we were there the next door neighbours visited - they are an Eastern European family renting, and their landlord is selling up, so were enquiring if the maisonette was being sold or being rented as they would like to stay in the area
The owners of the maisonette above the Aunties (who had just sold theirs for a crazy amount of money) said they were a lovely family and kept the property spotless - so she told the EE's to go through the agent and it looks like a done deal
Annoyingly this is contrary to my belief that we should exit the EU which would mean no more EU migrants to fill our properties - quite a dilemma
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Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostThe pension pots have just been made available. To try to pump money into a f**ked economy.
Alas some boomers, unhappy with only 10 BTLs (and hence only f**king over 10 young people) are so greedy they want more more more.
Can't we just shoot anyone with a second property?
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Originally posted by northernladuk View PostBlimey.. If the Doom gets any worse I'm not going to be able to afford to subscribe to read about more doom!!!
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Originally posted by ChimpMaster View PostI don't want to evict the tenant, who hasn't caused me any hassle this past year.
I'd evict the tenant and sell to the young guy...
... then gazunder him by at least £20k just before exchange of contracts takes place.
HTH
MarillionFan
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Originally posted by AtW View PostBut not enough empathy to sell to him, eh?
But seriously, more than the money it's the hassle I'll save by selling to the investor... I don't want to evict the tenant, who hasn't caused me any hassle this past year.
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