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Okay, so our first question today comes in from Cameron

let's have a listen. Well hi Robin Rob it's Cameron here my question concerns buying

a property through a limited company in particular buying a property at auction.

As far as I can see, getting a mortgage for a limited company purchase can in some cases take some considerable time running into weeks if not longer.

But when buying a property at an option is typically a

four-week settlement period between agreeing to purchase and settling the deal with

funds at the auction house. I wonder therefore if it's best to simply steer

clear of buying its auction through a limited company if mortgage finance is needed or alternatively

do you have any other bright ideas or thoughts on this one? Many thanks

in advance and thanks again so much for all the great information and knowledge on

the podcast. Thanks, bye. All right Cameron as you've've rightly identified, getting a buy-to-let mortgage for a limited

company can be a real test of patience. It can take a ridiculously long time sometimes.

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