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

Hey everyone, welcome to Ask Rob and Rob, the show where you get your wonderful questions in,

most of the time about property, and we most of the time, now actually all the time, answer your

questions. And we're absolutely going to deliver on that promise once again. But before we do,

a quick reminder of how you can get involved and get your question on the show. Yep, all you want to do is go to property hub.net slash ask. So easy. You can send us a written question for the Sunday Times or you can send us a question with your voice and we'll play it back on the show, just like we will now with Sean. Hey, Ron Rob Rob. Thank you guys for everything you do. Absolutely love

the podcast. Been listening to it for a few years now. Really helped to inspire both me and my wife

into hopefully invested in property. We're finally at the stage where we're looking at starting that

journey by releasing some equity in our own home and then turning our own home into a buy-to-let mortgage

and renting that property out and then moving

to somewhere else where we want to live. Everything I had heard previously suggested I'd be

better off when we only have one place that we're renting out to not do it for a limited

company. Unfortunately, I can't seem to work out any of the benefits for not doing it for a

limited company.

Could you please tell me if there are any or if I'm just misunderstanding something?

That would be amazing. Thank you guys so so much.

Sean, thank you for the question. The answer here is it's not really about just one property.

It's about the fact that you already own the property.

So let's put aside the fact you already own it for

now and imagine that you're just starting and going like, I want to get one property, you want to get my

first investment property, should I do it in a company or not? And I think there are a lot of people who

have the belief that it's not worth having a limited company for just one property. And in a way, they might be right if that's the only

property you're ever going to own. Because there is extra admin around it. There are higher

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