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Can't you get permission from the council to put a gate in the side fencing at the rear of the building, to use the area at the back as a car park

I agree with you, update the property to a high standard, get the satisfaction of doing it right, easier to rent, we also as a family do not put up the rent every year, good tenants are worth keeping hold of, they invariably look after the place and when we finally do put the price up they are more willing to stay on, why have a property sitting empty and upsetting tenants, treat them right and they do the same with us.

one pipe heating system 😅

Loved watching this video, very informative and clear.

That grey don't go with them deep brown cupboards at all the kitchen too dark for a small kitchen

leashold house

Mat. What happened to the plot by the railway line. 50k one. Planning??

Hi Matt. Have you given up with these videos now?. Nothing much for months?

The last one is very yucky

I don’t like flat

Shame this Channel has died, I was enjoying it

Shame when council housing is used to make money for a landlord. This was never their purpose and should never have been sold off. All adding to the housing crisis.

It looks better Matt but i'm really not keen on the obsession with black & grey. A nice pastel blue colour for all of the walls with gloss white skirting boards & woodwork would look more cheerful.

no updates?

Love your channels! Will you be doing any more videos on your new property purchases? I'm originally from London, but relocated to the U.S. 20 years ago.

Well done matt looks great and a big well done to your dad and all is pals “ happy days 👍👍👍👍

Did you buy it in market value?

I spy damp in that kitchen (washing machine / dishwasher space)...

Clever guy 🙌👏 🤓🥳😇

Hi Matt. Just came across your property channel, from autos. Love property restoration etc so happy days. LEGEND

Great job!

Zoning, zoning, zoning

Hi matt great channel followed link from highpeak auto

Some of the finish is bad near the socket on the back wall .

Would love an update

The wall lights are upside down, just saying.

We need an update Matt. Have you suffered with interest rates rises? Have your properties dropped in value? Are your tenants struggling to pay their rent? Are you thinking of selling any/all of your portfolio? Hopefully all is well, but an update is always appreciated. Thanks.

Thank you for your sharing

I have gone from selling used cars to going into the property market and becoming a estate agent trying to do both

Excellent video my man 👌🏾

Well done! And well done to your dad!

Do you rent furnished or unfurnished?

Would be interested in advice. I currently have enough money for a deposit for buying in Manchester. would love a run down on how to refurb a property as I see lots I like in old Trafford but have very little know how as I don’t work within the industry.

Out of interest, why disconnect the gas fire if it was safe? You have to pay for a Gas Safety check anyway for the boiler so I wouldn't have thought checking the fire also would add much to the cost and a working fire is a bonus in my opinion as it menas you've got heat if the boiler fails or it's not cold enough to put the heating on.

'Boxed in' the heaters?

any updates coming soon?👀😂

i dobut u can build a house for that ammount, but yet im not a builder as well :D on the side/back of the garage, next to the other garages it would be nice to put a support wall and fill that space in

if u are doing a rental, unless u are some posh person, you should actually do the roperty as u were moving in, you should get more reliable and stable tennants, and get top price for it. You have done a great job! congrats!!!

Hi Matt. It’s been 6 months since an update. It would be interesting to know how the interest rates movement has affected you as a landlord. Are your plans different? Are your tenants still ok or have they been affected by their personal circumstances? Is being a landlord now more stressful?

Matt, the patio doors just needs new rollers. Saving you money on replacing with French doors.

150k property to only make 250 a month ??

I agree with you. I do to houses what you do to cars - overspend. I’ve just done a renovation for a rental. Absolutely everything done from top to bottom - £20k out of my pocket. A couple of minor issues at the end, but sorted those too. Do it once, do it right. You’ll get good tenants, who will be happy to pay top dollar for a nice home and it’ll all work out. You’ll provide nice people with a nice home for maybe a 10% return (up north). Everyone ‘s a winner and nothing wrong with that.

Great content, thank you. I'm relatively new to this, so I'd like to ask what factors contribute to determining the quality of an ex-council house, apart from the state of the house itself. For instance, would an ex-council house located in an area that's part council-owned and part privately-owned, situated in a lovely city, close to good schools, the town centre, and within walking distance of a train station with under an hour's commute to central London, be considered a favourable or less desirable location for first time buyers? Thank you

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What a wonderful transformation!

Do you still live in the first property?

I'm so glad you take pride in your properties because, although this doesn't always apply, if you take pride in your property the tenants are likely going to as well. If you put a crappy carpet in its going to treated as such

super helpful thank you

Stoney on incase anyone shoots out more of your windows. Have to admire it

Making the buy for rent comparison with Japan, rural/suburban (not urban). Purchase price much cheaper than UK. Obviously exchange rate is an issue. Bank rate (cost of borrowing money) about half UK. Potential rental income higher. Delinquent tenants less likely (than UK) but better to use an agent to avoid two amateurs doing business with each other. Net return more like 10%, but obviously try to reduce non-rented time. So accept pet. Professional cleaning required prior to tenant moving in. Business customs different (to UK), for example agent charges both sides commission. Resale for profit potential far lower than UK. Many abandoned give away properties in rural Japan. Might suit ancient Brit. Keep the purchase price to around five million yen/monthly rent 50-60,000 yen. Single person or couple make best tenant. Avoid group rent, as example in university town. Life of timber-frame house some 40 years, so go for concrete house. Avoid custodian situation. You will need a Japanese partner. Jack, the Japan Alps Brit