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Previously on "BTL Boom!"
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A survey, local searches, conveyancing solicitor to draw up the contract. Probably take in the order of 3 weeks to complete.
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In theory, how quickly could you buy a vacant property, if you had cash to buy it? You'd need to get searches done, right? What other legal requirements could hold things up? Out of interest.
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Wow Swindon is cheap. 5-bed house for the price of a studio above a carpet shop in Tottenham.Originally posted by TimberWolf View PostThere's a 'most reduced' option in Zoopla now:
Property for sale in Swindon, Wiltshire - Buy Swindon, Wiltshire property - Zoopla
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There's a 'most reduced' option in Zoopla now:
Property for sale in Swindon, Wiltshire - Buy Swindon, Wiltshire property - Zoopla
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Here's a plan K, L or M:
Buy large houses in zone 3/4 in London. But their USP is that each bedroom has an ensuite (even if tiny, just shower and wc) bathroom.
Minimum £600 pcm per room. Will get you a much better rental than if you rented the house as a whole.
Demand guaranteed, with an ensuite bet there will be no voids at all.
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BTL Boom!
'There are more prospective tenants than properties available' - Telegraph
And this is according to the Letting Trade body so it must be true.
Fill yer boots with lurverly property (at near record prices) whilst you still can!
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