UK Landlord Forum / Life

Not your mommy's Pinterest—this bad-ass gay XXX sanctuary bulldozes vanilla rules. Real father-son duos (yep, legal role-play), cum-spattered gym stall dudes, ripped Russian twinks getting passed around like blunts—our site bleeds testosterone across every thumbnail. Site auto-fills playlists to match your darkest urges: bossy daddy trains throat, Latin bears swallow muscle loads, ink-covered skater rims football jock deep on campus field goal post. All free, all time. 
https://gaypornvideos.club/
https://porngay.me/
https://gayporntube.cc/
We know you're here and hard already, fuckhead—crank hips and stick around. Cloud-smothered library packs hottest gay fuck tapes: marble-pec daddies breeding twinks in hotel showers right before morning flight; muscle bears wrestle and flip then snowball sloppy man milk; shy alt twinks open virgin cheeks riding bear cock in backseat camaro—legendary raw clips shot POV style so you smell the musk through pixel screen. Dive in now bro, dick can't beg forever.

You are correct it is easy if simply worked-through from the beginning to the end. Plenty of Landlords make 'mistakes' because they are inept, lazy or borderline criminal. If you have a staff, why are you concerned about this? Can't you hand the 'problem' over to them and sit back? Surely your staff are not inept, lazy or borderline criminal? Management-101 I'd think.

One thing you didn't mention is Inventories... but if you are considering running without Insurance(?) then why would you be bothered about Inventories, and the taking / protecting Deposits? These considerations are for wary, poor people, like me.

Don't underestimate the licence for a House in Multiple Occupancy. It will require you to have insurance (for example) and will probably mean that you need planning permission to convert the use of the property. Many areas do not allow HMOs at all.

erm perhaps think of what you wish to do and how to do it BEFORE buying "a very large stock of housing"     

and I dread to think of the Council Tax on your "several hundreds properties" while they ALL () stay empty following their refurbishment.

Famous last words!!

Quote from: Mortiz on October 29, 2024, 05:16:25 AMIs this all I need to do here in England, as it seems very easy?

Hi, I strongly recommend that you join the NRLA as they have a landlord helpline which you will need to use at some point if you are going to be a landlord. There's plenty of info on their website. They also offer courses, I did the Landlord Fundamentals course which was helpful and I am accredited which I hope gives me some credibility. Noroc!