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Thank you for everyone's advice so far.

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Well I will be honest lol joined cos ive had a legal challenge,  :Pthe world is complicated. With over a couple of decades of  bumbling from one legal learning curve to another, ive learnt a  bit its what ever drives human nature, none of us will ever learn lol I will contribute, recent experiences with let after look after your bills and after 6 months, wonder who are my accounts with lol

I rent a lot to the American forces so lots of advice there, different rules before you can rent out,, don't buy run of mill sized house, their furniture don't fit in lolie rent payments is a must for them, its US money, a black mark can lead to demotion, even court martial, so thats good.

Only ever had one  major challenge, 2 US police men disappeared from my property, turned out they were arrested for drug smuggling, sent back to states, no big deal rented the place out 2 days later. So hopefully may get an answer to me pm whichI havnt scent yet,  say I with Tonge in cheek, apologies for mis spells, got Apple Mac and its driving me to despair, far worse than any challenge with land lording lol but yeah,

Always learning, humility is a must, big ego will wipe ya out imho xxx thank you for letting me join, its been a negative experience reading other sites posts, they seem quick to condemn, and keep saying, well ive no experience...but this is what I think. and they seem to rules the groups, trolls out of the swamplands maybe?...God help us lol

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Read, understood and accepted. I've learned so much just from reading. I signed up to say Thank You for organizing the forum.

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