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Buy to Let Newbie
Tom1219
Posts: 1 Newbie
Hi everyone. I am looking to get into the buy to let game. I don't have any experience or know anyone that already owns any buy to let property so I was hoping to get some tips and advice before I jump in. Please only post a reply if you have or previously owned buy to let property. Thanks.
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Words fail me.0
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New Landlords (information for new or prospective landlords)0
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!!!!!! on a bicycle! Is Google broken again?"Real knowledge is to know the extent of one's ignorance" - Confucius0
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New Landlords (information for new or prospective landlords)
Tom1219 - read anything the above poster posts. He knows everything.0 -
I don't let properties, but I'd like to ask a genuine and open question (or two). Why? And what alternatives have you considered?"Real knowledge is to know the extent of one's ignorance" - Confucius0
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Hi everyone. I am looking to get into the buy to let game. I don't have any experience or know anyone that already owns any buy to let property so I was hoping to get some tips and advice before I jump in. Please only post a reply if you have or previously owned buy to let property. Thanks.
It would be useful if you give some information on your circumstances so that useful help can be given.
I know you have just used a colloquial expression but you first 'tip' would be that it is not a 'game' it's a business, start with a buisness plan.0 -
Hmmmm.PasturesNew wrote: »Tom1219 - read anything the above poster posts. He knows everything.
I'm pretty ignorant about theoretical physics......0 -
Hi everyone. I am looking to get into the buy to let game. I don't have any experience or know anyone that already owns any buy to let property so I was hoping to get some tips and advice before I jump in. Please only post a reply if you have or previously owned buy to let property. Thanks.
It's not a game. It really isn't. It's a serious business where you can lose a substantial amount of money.0 -
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