Hi, I'm Rob.

And I'm Rob.

And this is Ask Rob and Rob.

Hello everybody and welcome to Ask Rob and Rob,

the show where you give us your questions,

we give you our answers, and we all feel better for that wonderful process.

This week, we continue with that process, but before we do, we like to give you a little reminder of how you can get involved in the show because we got some great questions in this week, but we want to keep that up.

So this is how you get involved.

Yeah, I imagine it's etched on your brain by now, but just in case it's 013, 808, 808 triple,

3.3. That's 013, 808,000. Or you can head over to Property Hub.net slash

ask. Either way, you'll have the option of leaving us a voicemail. So do that. Send us your

question and we will provide an answer, just like we're

about to for Ariel.

Hello Robin Rob, my name's Ariel Anderson. I'm a professional model and non-professional

investor. I've got three policies and I'm just about by my fourth in 2020. Thank

you so much for your lovely podcasts. I'm a long-term listener and I adore them. My

question is that I have been buying properties at the rate of one a year for the last few years and I've been mostly buying property at around 80,000 pounds and I've been getting about 500 pounds a month through

single lets in terms of rent. This year I decided to diversify and spend double the

money 160,000 pounds in an attempt to get about a thousand pounds, rental return a month.

And I found it surprisingly difficult to do that, and I think I've maybe spotted a bit of a pattern.

So although it's easy to get fairly high rental yields from relatively cheap properties,

it seems much harder as you go up the value of property.

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