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And that is precisely what Bjorn has done this week.

Hey guys, this isueon calling from London.

First off, thanks hugely for all your fine work in the Property Educational Suite.

I'm a big fan of the podcast, the magazine and Rob D's books.

My question really is about asset allocation.

Generally when you speak to financial advisors, wealth managers and unlike they

recommend any having about 10 to 15% of your investable assets in property and thus the majority of the inequities and bonds.

I myself have already broken this rule I guess by having around 50% of my assets in property and the other 50 in stocks and shares.

But I have to say, given the volatility of the stock market and the terrible returns on cash

and bonds, thanks to this long era of low interest rates that were in. I am seriously tempted to invest more in

bricks and mortar despite all the tax and general legislation changes. So I'm of course not asking you to whether you think it's

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