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Renting my house questions
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Thanks folks for the mostly helpful, some unhelpful comments, something I will look into to ensure it all becomes legal
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Was the advice more helpful or less helpful than the last time you asked about your responsibilities as a landlord in Scotland?
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Thanks folks for the mostly helpful, some unhelpful comments, something I will look into to ensure it all becomes legal
Sometimes reality hurts and not something one wants to hear. Take it as experience and don't bury your head in the sand"It is prudent when shopping for something important, not to limit yourself to Pound land/Estate Agents"
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Another one that wants agreement rather than advice!0
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Another one that wants agreement rather than advice!
Agreeement with what, though?
"is this completely legal? is there anything I should be doing? I am looking to increase my properties portfolio so I will eventually go down the road of becoming a licensed landlord etc. with all the proper certificates but will doing this first one unofficially hurt my chances of getting a 2nd mortgage? and, if I should be legally going about this, where to start? "
I think there must have been a hope that the advice would somehow change, which indicates a fairly slim grasp on the handle of reality.0
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