Hi, I'm Rob.

And I'm Rob.

And this is Ask Rob and Rob.

Yes, it is Ask Rob and Rob.

It's a show where we pick two of your questions and we give them answers.

We're going to be doing that for Ed and Jonathan today, but first a quick reminder of how you send your own question our way.

It's so easy you go to Property Hub.net.org, and there you have an array of options you can write in with your question and you may

have it answered in the Sunday Times or appear on the Property Podcast by getting your questioning through the method of audio.

But we make that easy as well because you can record for your computer or you can call

and leave as a voicemail. So very, very simple. So simple in fact that we've had two people once again, follow

that format. First thing we've got a question in from Ed.

Hi Rob and Rob, Ed here, a long time listener. I just want to first of all say thank you for everything that you put out there.

It certainly helped me on my property journey. I'm a property who will invest a customer, bought a couple of

properties through that with yourselves and it's actually around that kind of strategy that my question is about.

So I do buy into the buying for long-term growth the capital appreciation.

As long as it's making a positive cash flow I kind of don't mind because I work and that can provide me with

revenue for the time being. However, one of the properties that I got through yourselves,

so high-end, high-capital growth, there's a national company that's approached me about possibly using it as a holiday.

Now this company is a not fly-by-night kind of company, it's a recognized supplier of major

national accredited Landlord Association. a And it's around that. So at the moment the property is on a long term let it's decent enough.

It gives me a little bit of cash flow, only a little bit, it's quite low on the ROI, to be totally honest,

but we purchase during the mini budget period so the mortgage isn't as good as what we expected but it's still

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