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High yielding HMO's

mystic_trev
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This ones been offered at the last couple of Auctions and still hasn't sold.
http://www.cliveemson.co.uk/listing_view.asp?Lot=134&Auc=125
I'm half tempted to put in an offer at £200,000
The trouble is I know the kind of Tenants that probably live there :eek: and I'd rather prefer to continue my hassle free life. Anyone interested? Could be a nice little earner :rolleyes:
http://www.cliveemson.co.uk/listing_view.asp?Lot=134&Auc=125
I'm half tempted to put in an offer at £200,000

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One big factor could be what the LHA is going to be in the area. Otherwise I wouldn't want to pay over £250k for it, even in a reasonable market. Maybe we will see a return to sensible rental / value percentages.A house isn't a home without a cat.
Those are my principles. If you don't like them, I have others.
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Where I lived, my neighbour had about 24, including 2-3 in his shed. All foreigners paying £50/week each. 4-6 to a room in bunkbeds.
Had an illegal loft too. Stuffed full. When the firemen came round, some would be turfed out immediately... give it 2 days and they were back.
Then the HMO rules came out... and he sold the house.
And actually, they weren't a bad bunch. House was reasonably run too.0
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