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Property Investing Newbie Questions

Blade200 · 2022-09-27 09:18:18

Hi, I've literally just started doing some research on property investing. I've been watching some videos on youtube from people like Samuel Leeds and Jamie York. I have some questions to ask to make sure I'm understanding the basics really. I'll lay out an example and hopefully you can keep me right! So as I understand it…

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27 September 2022 at 10:42PM

sidneyvic said:

Why would any of these property guru's who have made millions want to mess about making you tube video's trying to entice the vulnerable to part with their hard earned to attend so called property seminars.

Don't forget the 10% your going to give a managing agent for doing very little and when your tenant hits hard times and decides you can shove your rent the thousand's in lost rent and eviction fee's.....

Plus it's immoral.

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