Hi, I'm Rob. And I'm Rob. And this is Ask Rob and Rob.

Yes, it's Tuesday, so it must be Ask Rob and Rob.

Welcome. Thank you for joining us where we've got another

couple of great questions sent in by listeners just like you we'll listen to those in

just a sec but first is a quick reminder of how to send in your own questions

as always super simple you can call in on

013 808 triple oh 35 normal rate supply that's oh 1.3 808 8 808

triple oh 35 where you'll get a voicemail and you can leave your question there.

Or you can go straight to the Property Hub.net.org slash ask. That's the Property Hub.

dot net forward slash ask and get your questions submitted that way.

Both really easy and this week we've had two lovely hubbers leave us questions.

And first up we've got Rich.

Hi there my name's Rich and I'm a new investor. I love the podcast.

I read an article this morning in The Guardian based on a think tank suggestion that the

Bank of England should be given new powers to help them prevent house prices rising in much the same way they

control monetary inflation over the next five years to move the economy away

from property investment towards science and manufacturing. My question would be

well it has three parts first Firstly, how would that work? Secondly,

what would it mean for an investor today? And lastly, how likely is that exactly?

Thanks a lot.

Thank you, Rich. I can see why you're asking this question.

It's one of those headlines where you see it and they're like, well that doesn't sound good and then

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