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Re: Would like advice please regarding flipping houses
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I think the consensus is that its a bad idea. now lets have a nice weekend.3
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flaneurs_lobster said:
There's very little point in just repeating the same scenario over and over again. If you are not happy taking advice from random people off the internet then seek professional advice from your bank, solicitor or accountant.2 -
Alexland said:flaneurs_lobster said:
There's very little point in just repeating the same scenario over and over again. If you are not happy taking advice from random people off the internet then seek professional advice from your bank, solicitor or accountant.7 -
IanManc said:Alexland said:flaneurs_lobster said:
There's very little point in just repeating the same scenario over and over again. If you are not happy taking advice from random people off the internet then seek professional advice from your bank, solicitor or accountant.3 -
MeteredOut said:IanManc said:Alexland said:flaneurs_lobster said:
There's very little point in just repeating the same scenario over and over again. If you are not happy taking advice from random people off the internet then seek professional advice from your bank, solicitor or accountant.5 -
OP is either foolish or a troll...either way it's a shame.And so we beat on, boats against the current, borne back ceaselessly into the past.6
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MeteredOut said:IanManc said:Alexland said:flaneurs_lobster said:
There's very little point in just repeating the same scenario over and over again. If you are not happy taking advice from random people off the internet then seek professional advice from your bank, solicitor or accountant.0 -
How is this ridiculous thread still going!?"If you aren’t willing to own a stock for ten years, don’t even think about owning it for ten minutes” Warren Buffett
Save £12k in 2025 - #024 £1,450 / £15,000 (9%)8 -
Andrea2528 said:How risky is this with a first charge put in place?
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