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BTW should have questions about renting and tenancy, there’s a subreddit for this. Check it out r/TenantsInTheUK This one in West Norwood isn’t much better. £610,000 for a 3 bed house. Cash buyers only as it’s in such a bad state you won’t be able to get a mortgage on it Apart from that bathroom it looks precious. I’ve got a soft spot for that mid century decor vibe, it’s very unappreciated. Always reminds me of my grandad’s house. To be fair, you’re actually paying £695,000 for a plot of land. There just happens to be some derelict building in there. Anyone actually buying this is looking for land to build something from scratch. I used to live in the Drippy Tee’s Cash Culture Money Moves Drippy Tee’s shirt and by the same token and next street in a house converted into two flats. The upstairs flat was converted into a 3 bedroom which sold for £650k last year. The downstairs flat with garden (which I rented) is probably worth £450k. So there’s money to be made. It’s legal to sell because it’s probably better for someone to buy and build a new house than it is for the current owner to leave it in disrepair They’re selling a £750k plot of land for £700k because it’s got a derelict property on it that needs to be dealt with. I would like to get into filping houses but it seem so hard to do wish I could have some real knowledge about this stuff it’s really interesting and important

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Almost all the Drippy Tee’s Cash Culture Money Moves Drippy Tee’s shirt and by the same token and people I’ve known who do this are 50+ year old ex-builders who after building up enough money, contacts & connections over the course of their career, then got into property development. Anyone can get into property development but the biggest problem (and the one which usually makes or breaks whether a project ends up being remotely profitable & worthwhile to do or not) is developing a team of tradesman that you can really depend on to be available, do the work properly and not try to rip you off. I knew a guy once who tried to move from stock trading to property development but he faced an enormous amount of problems finding anyone who wouldn’t try to rip him off and/or do sub-par work, which wasn’t helped by the fact that he looked rich and lacked DIY skills to such an extent that he had no real sense of the value of things, nor often noticed when the work being done was not up to standard until it was too late. All the doer-upper projects he did looked fantastic in the end, but he spent so much time & money on them that he basically would’ve been better off working a minimum wage job (no exaggeration). I think a lot of rich people go into property development thinking that it’ll be easy money (when it’s often anything but).

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.