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Cladding help may not apply to landlords Years after Grenfell and with the big housebuilders regularly topping the stock market sector table for total returns, the government finally says, “You know what, it ought to be you that pays for fixing the cladding and other unsafe building materials that were used in the building of lots of blocks of flats […]
Read moreControl and surveillance systems only go so far when two people who wish to trade something both agree to cheat the systems to get what they want. To solve this problem, there will be a banking crash within the next three years, which is a key part of the technocratic surveillance state takeover called the “Great Reset” The phrase Great […]
Read moreSo, let’s reflect. Well, here we are on the edge of a New Year. Landlords in most areas have enjoyed capital growth as inflation feeds through to house prices and interest rates stay reasonably low, at least for now. Only in inner parts of big cities is the picture less rosy especially where there has been a lot of excess […]
Read moreWHEN SHOULD I DO WORKS TO GET TOWARDS AN EPC GRADE C? If you have been a landlord for any length of time you will know that it makes sense to do the works to upgrade the energy efficiency of your property whenever the opportunity presents itself. So, if the frames around the old single glazed windows are looking worn […]
Read moreAVOID BAD NEIGHBOURHOODS WHEN YOU BUY Always avoid bad neighbourhoods when you buy property, whether to let, to live in yourself or to improve. Bad neighbourhoods can be harder to spot than you think and demand real, close local knowledge. We all learn by making mistakes and I am now exception to this. These days, I think I have now […]
Read moreSo, it is 1985 – and at the age of 23 I have just completed on buying my first lovely 2 bed flat in southeast London. I still drive past it from time to time. A BIT ABOUT HOW I STARTED OFF AS A LANDLORD It cost £36,000 and the mortgage was £30,000. Interest rates were about 10% I recall. […]
Read moreSo, hydrogen and heat pumps are supposed to the new ways to heat our homes. But the trouble is, the sums do not add up. Hydrogen and Heat Pumps Perhaps this is deliberate – and designed to keep us all poor (and also totally under surveillance) as per The Great Reset control-surveillance system being rolled out under cover of this […]
Read moreIf you are on a variable rate, you ought to fix your mortgage now, whilst rates are still low and before they go up – which seems inevitable. There is still some record low rate mortgage deals around. For example, there is a five-year fixed rate at 1.65% available as I write this, but with real inflationary pressures breaking out […]
Read moreA few words on tenant selection and my experiences using OpenRent. I very much like OpenRent and use them most of the time now. It is fast and efficient, though just one thing bugs me about how they work. I do not like the way they impose their tenants screening system, when they decide you have had too many enquiries. […]
Read moreThe Covid Cult ought to be starting to unwind, except for the fact that the main stream media tend to not report on where the cult of the ID and Surveillance System (which they call Health Passports) is losing ground, usually because of the increasing evidence that the Covid “vaccines” are not working as expected. Why so many main stream […]
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