Lifestyle Changes, has anyone made any.

[PEG]

Thats why you stick it on the rent.......... someone else pays for it ;o))))

Which means,you could be living in the same house as the cast of "The Young Ones" - the sequel

It's a nice property,in a nice,affluent part of the country,but i for one,am a bit long in the tooth,to be banging on the ceiling every time a fresh tenant gets jiggy,with their new,semi-inflated love doll

 

[FatAlan]

just asking as at a loose end and fancy a challenge and a different lifestyle bu the coast, seen another place but under offer converted in to a 3 bed for the owner 1 x 2 bed 1 x 1 bed and a 1 x studio for £780k, the figures add up for the rental income and then I can bum around for a bit more and buy nicer cars, seen this needs some work but if I could make a go of it then I have time on working on a business with residual income.

Thoughts and advice appreciated from all and sundry.

Check out this property for sale on Rightmove! - https://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-72172112.html

Grade II listed plus looking at the photos and price in that part of the world would indicate that it may need a bit of Wonga spending on it. Start a Electrical Trainee training company in house building , plumbing & sparking and you’ll get it done in a year plus a nice tidy profit

 

[Squid]

Which means,you could be living in the same house as the cast of "The Young Ones" - the sequel

It's a nice property,in a nice,affluent part of the country,but i for one,am a bit long in the tooth,to be banging on the ceiling every time a fresh tenant gets jiggy,with their new,semi-inflated love doll

Doesn't bother me lived with lodgers since an early age as when my Dad was ill and in hospice care my Mum had to rent out a couple of rooms to make ends meet, did the same myself and have been a landlord. If Peter Rachman had lived another couple of years he would have been my Godfather so it runs in the family ;o))))