Property is a terrible way to make money
Could this be the last ever episode of The Property Podcast?
After all these years in the game have Rob & Rob done a 180 and realised that property just isn’t the best way to make money?
This week on The Property Podcast Rob & Rob are revealing why property is a terrible way to make money.
They’ll be taking a closer look at different strategies and revealing why each one isn’t a good way to achieve the goal of generating £2,000 each month.
But it’s not all bad news, because they’ll be pointing you in the direction of how you CAN make money, phew, maybe The Property Podcast will continue after all...
In the news
It seems that we didn’t just experience double digit growth in house prices last year, as LandlordZone have revealed a 50% increase in landlords using ltd companies to take out a mortgage last year.
This figure is the highest number since the changes George Osbourne made to the tax system!
What do Rob & Rob think about this?
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