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Post by Humph on Nov 11, 2020 21:01:12 GMT
Anyway, there is a plan B or maybe more like D, but that could include selling the renter, retiring straight away, buying one of those big dormobiles and heading for Offington Feckery. 😉
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Post by tyrednexited on Nov 11, 2020 21:41:39 GMT
Anyway, there is a plan B or maybe more like D, but that could include selling the renter, retiring straight away, buying one of those big dormobiles and heading for Offington Feckery. 😉 ...with the bikes hung on the back, that gets my vote, but there again, it would. (A word of warning, though. The motorhome/campervan lifestyle is getting rather too popular, which means it's harder work getting the best from it. If it appeals, do it soon). I think I'm going with Douglas Adams on the headstone - "Mostly Harmless".
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Post by dixinormus on Nov 12, 2020 1:11:29 GMT
Can’t you keep the property and just raise the rent by 50 quid/week Humph?! That’d improve your return 😄.
Property market is absolutely booming here - close to overheating. Low interest rates means borrowers are taking on more debt, and people with cash in the bank are seeing better returns in the buy-to-let market. Add in thousands of expat Kiwis per month coming home every month to escape the apocalypse... And around 5 billion quid/year that was formerly spent by Kiwis on foreign trips every year now being spent locally...
Not sure that I would sell (yet) in your shoes Humph 😄
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