That's an overly simplistic synopsis.
That's an overly simplistic synopsis.Most landlords I had were decent enough skins. This whole thing about paying a mortgage is a bit of a red herring though. If you manage to break even while you are paying a mortgage then at the end of it you now have a house for "free" (I use the term loosely but financially that is the position). Not a bad end result and more power to them for doing it.
So the only natural conclusion from this is that there should be no homes to rent then?Landlords are social parasites. We fought landlordism for years so we could own our own but they've taken over again.
It relates to the financial side of it only & is accurate. If you feel it needs expansion work away.That's an overly simplistic synopsis.
Please Clarify,..... Most landlords I had were decent enough skins. This whole thing about paying a mortgage is a bit of a red herring though. If you manage to break even while you are paying a mortgage then at the end ofIt relates to the financial side of it only & is accurate. If you feel it needs expansion work away.
Read it again. We fought to own our own property.So the only natural conclusion from this is that there should be no homes to rent then?
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A landlord buying to rent.Please Clarify,..... Most landlords I had were decent enough skins. This whole thing about paying a mortgage is a bit of a red herring though. If you manage to break even while you are paying a mortgage then at the end of
it you now have a house for "free" .
Are you talking about a landlord buying a place to rent out as an investment, or a home owner buying a place to live in, instead of renting?
Factor in a volatile property market, tax, tenants not paying rent, repairs, tenants wrecking the property and general wear and tear, ROI can be very low, far, far from the easy return/investment you are making it out to be.A landlord buying to rent.
Never said it was easy, just made a statement of fact. If you can explain to me where I am inaccurate I will be happy to rectify.Factor in a volatile property market, tax, tenants not paying rent, repairs, tenants wrecking the property and general wear and tear, ROI can be very low, far, far from the easy return/investment you are making it out to be.
I just did. Look up the word investing in the dictionary and come back to me.Never said it was easy, just made a statement of fact. If you can explain to me where I am inaccurate I will be happy to rectify.
