Hi, I'm Rob.

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

Welcome to Ask Rob and Rob. It is that mainstay of your Tuesday, where we have two questions and we give two answers.

We have some great questions coming up today. But first, a quick reminder of how you send in a question of your own.

Yes, this is super, super simple

whether you want to appear in the Sunday Times or be featured on this very podcast, the same

destination is where you need to go, and that's propertyhub.net forward slash ask. You can leave

your questions there in a variety of ways, and once have you may get your question answered and I'm

pleased to say the first lucky so-and-so who's getting their question answered this week is Chris.

Hello Rob and Rob, Chris from Lancashire. I felt obliged to get in contact with you.

Firstly, to thank you for all your content over the years. They've been instrumental in my

property journey. Let me give you a very quick overview. I've started listening to you guys in

2018. 2019 got made redundant from work. Remortaged our property, which we've been

renovating since 2016. So we had some capital in it, bought a property to

flip, flip that property, made a bit of money, flipped the next property, so on and so forth.

And we ended up with a reasonable pot of money. So the idea was to then get into rentals. So we started buying rentals in 2022. We're now

just about to complete on our eighth. A mix of houses flat. So it makes it so much easier

sometimes when you buy a block of three. It just elevates your portfolio. We only rent to government-backed contracts at the minute.

I have sleepless nights over the renter's rights bill.

I think the oppression of landlords is going to get worse and worse as we move through the years.

We just can't afford to have tenants not pay and go through the legal expense of evicting

somebody that basically wants to live for free.

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