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Let to rent or buy?
want2bmortgage3
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As the title the let part is already being done, long term tenant, happy to leave this as it is.
It's the other part I'm not sure about, do I rent or buy another place? One way or another I need my own place.
I currently have £60k left on the mortgage on a flat worth £210k.
A part of me wants to be free of a mortgage and debt but I can also see how there is money to be made by leveraging and not paying off a mortgage.
So any advice on whether to rent or buy considering I already have one property?
It's the other part I'm not sure about, do I rent or buy another place? One way or another I need my own place.
I currently have £60k left on the mortgage on a flat worth £210k.
A part of me wants to be free of a mortgage and debt but I can also see how there is money to be made by leveraging and not paying off a mortgage.
So any advice on whether to rent or buy considering I already have one property?
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