Hey everyone it's Rob B here with Rob D and you are listening to the Property

podcast and we are reviewing your deals this week we're gonna dig deep into

deals that you've sent us where you can get an understanding of how our brains work

and how we pick deals apart to either make a decision to invest or bin it off. Yes, welcome to the podcast.

Thank you for joining us.

In case you don't know, we run a company that buys over a hundred million pounds worth of

property per year for our clients

you can find out that at Property Hub.net slash Invest so we spend a lot of time looking at

property deals but today we're going to be looking at your property deals. Our opinions on three very different opportunities coming up.

So stick around because there's a lot to learn

from the process we're going to go through.

It's time for our new story of the week now,

and Zupler put out some research that suggests that owning a

period property is more expensive to upkeep than a non-period property.

Something we've been actually saying on the podcast for a long time,

but it is pleasing to see it backed up by data now

rather than just our opinion.

Of course, it makes sense that properties, that are period properties that are beautiful but expensive to run.

So do they work as a buy to let?

Maybe.

I'd say the upside is that the capital growth potential of those types of homes is strong,

but the net return that you get each and every year is eroded because of the upkeep.

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