tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-30296609654634139062011-11-27T18:09:40.091-08:00Find high-yielding properties, plus advice on letting, finance and much more...Adminnoreply@blogger.comBlogger51100tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3029660965463413906.post-67597557151980312502007-06-19T16:46:00.001-07:002007-06-19T16:49:02.557-07:00

Hi all,I've created a new site as I'm finding the blog is a little restrictive.The address is: http://propertyforincome.websitewizard.com.It's a little basic at the mo, but I'll be adding more content soon.Please take a look and post a message on The Forum.If you're interesred in the site, please use the Subscribe link fromthe home page. Apologies if this email isn't appropraite to you.Happy

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First off, apologies for the lack of recent updates but the last month has been a particularly stressful one!One of my readers said he looked forward to hearing stories from me of "how not to do it" as much as "how to do it" and, sure enough, I have such an experience to recant!I agreed to purchase a flat for 40k on 30th March. Due to a miscommunication with my solicitors, I was legally bound to

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My aim is to create streams of passive income so the site below caught my eye. The author is being made redundant in 35 weeks and so he's trying various ways to generate income.Here's the site: http://samvane.blogspot.com/index.htmlCreating multiple streams of income is crucial if, like me, you want to free yourself from the rat race. Robert Allen's 'Mulitple streams of income' is a bit of a

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Ok, now that I've covered what this blog is about, I guess I should tell you a bit about myself. I own 7 properties so far, with another 4 purchases going through at the moment.I became fascinated with property when I was younger as I was excited by the idea that tenants would effectively buy a whole house for you! I also thought that it would be impossible for me to do it as you'd need to be

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This blog is dedicated to helping you find, finance and let high-yielding buy-to-let property in the UK.What's a high-yielding property? I would define a high-yielder as 8%+. Yield is calculated by taking the annual rent and dividing it by the purchase price, e.g., £1000 annual rent / £100,000 purchase price = 10% yield.Why high-yielding property? Because high-yielding property will, if chosen

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