Property investment No.9
- Chris Moss
- Jan 23, 2023
- 2 min read
While my day job is helping entrepreneurs raise their profile online at Oversubscribed.co.uk, I have recently started to invest in single lets. My aim in blogging about my investments is simply to try help anyone who is thinking about investing to avoid the mistakes I am making and give an honest insight into the process/finances.
If you haven't been following the journey - here's a link to the 8 previous articles in this series. I don't have anything to sell you, I simply want to help more people invest in their future (something I am passionate about).
See investment No.1 here - our full strategy
See investment No.2 here - our plans to build a portfolio
See investment No.3 here - what we look for
See investment No.4 here - my plan to replace earned income
See investment No.5 here - numbers explained in full
See investment No.6 here - the things that can go wrong
See investment No.7 here - how anyone can build a portfolio quickly
See investment No.8 here - how we got a 14.97% return
Property investment No.9
Excited to share our latest property purchase that is going to be refurbished, refinanced and rented out as part of our long term plan.
This is my favourite property to date (at the time of writing). Stay tuned and I will share the exact numbers and works being carried out on this property (we took a hit with the increased interest rates). In the meantime, check out the numbers on our last property here. To learn more about me, check out my about page here. To keep up to date on our latest project follow me on my social channels Instagram, LinkedIn, Facebook.
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