Buy to Let in Liverpool

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Hello Lads,

Anyone opoerate in buy to let in Liverpool? where in anyones opinion is the Best area in Liverpool to but and rent out?

Cheers
 


Hello Lads,

Anyone opoerate in buy to let in Liverpool? where in anyones opinion is the Best area in Liverpool to but and rent out?

Cheers

Aigburth isn't to bad, not far from the City Centre and you have a couple of student hotspots on your door step, such as Lark Lane and Allerton Road. House are mainly medium to large terraced houses and our ideal for students and/or professionals. Price range is probably between £120-190k depending on how close you get to the Dingle (L8 area).

Quite a few apartments around Henry Street (L1 City Centre) that are up for sale; i was considering one myself, seen a 2 bed priced at £68k, it was small but ideal for students as your in the city centrte
 
Aigburth isn't to bad, not far from the City Centre and you have a couple of student hotspots on your door step, such as Lark Lane and Allerton Road. House are mainly medium to large terraced houses and our ideal for students and/or professionals. Price range is probably between £120-190k depending on how close you get to the Dingle (L8 area).

Quite a few apartments around Henry Street (L1 City Centre) that are up for sale; i was considering one myself, seen a 2 bed priced at £68k, it was small but ideal for students as your in the city centrte

Thanks for all the input lads. I know a few people with flats rented out they all said go for a house if you can afford it. Less hassle.

Although this could well happen in a house i would prefer to let to a family. This is no joke a friend rented a flat near bedford street south to two medical professionals from Africa. She gave them her number as she manages the property herself. Two weeks later a couple of voicemails "can you call round asap".

The lightbulb had gone in the living room.
 

Prices are crazy. Had a cursory browse over the weekend. This tiny 2 bed (yes that tiny thing crammed in the middle) in a suburban part of London for instance is £400,000!

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Prices are crazy. Had a cursory browse over the weekend. This tiny 2 bed (yes that tiny thing crammed in the middle) in a suburban part of London for instance is £400,000!

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yeah, bubble prices. It absolutely crazy.


Osborne has sowed the seeds of the greatest crash this country has ever seen, and there's nothing anyone can do to prevent it.

2008-2009 should have been the start of a proper return to normality with a 40% fall in prices, but the government intervened, reinflated everything with 2% government guaranteed mortgages, and have created a much a much bigger bubble in the process.

I don't know how much longer before it bursts, but once it gets rolling it will be amazing (and not in a good way).
 

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