The Preacherman Posted February 4, 2011 Report Share Posted February 4, 2011 As seen on Twitter. BeckwithEvents: Does anyone want to buy my property portfolio I am so sick to death of tenants taking the pi$$ grrrrrr blood is boiling 11:28am, Feb 04 from Echofon RLMDirect: @BeckwithEvents I know how you feel! Currently trying to resolve bond, but they don't respond to issues yet want it all back! Argh!!! 11:31am, Feb 04 from TweetDeck BeckwithEvents: @RLMDirect I want to cry today! At least it's Friday so I can console myself with wine tonight lol 1:14pm, Feb 04 from Echofon tentspitch: @BeckwithEvents @rlmdirect we've just put ours over to management, too much to manage, much less stressful! 2:04pm, Feb 04 from Twitter for iPhone RLMDirect: @tentspitch How much % do they take? 2:06pm, Feb 04 from TweetDeck tentspitch: @RLMDirect 7.5 but that might be due to size of portfolio? They're managing six. Can get him to call? He's a lovely man & takes no nonsense. 2:10pm, Feb 04 from Twitter for iPhone RLMDirect: @tentspitch Does Nasser not to it? 2:11pm, Feb 04 from TweetDeck tentspitch: @RLMDirect no. He's found us lots of tenants tho! But already agreed with our guy that he could manage it. Used him as letting agent 4 ages. 2:14pm, Feb 04 from Twitter for iPhone RLMDirect: @tentspitch Ah! I see... need to think about it and work out whether it's viable. Did you have to sign up for a certain time? 2:15pm, Feb 04 from TweetDeck tentspitch: @RLMDirect can't remember! Think if you can afford, esp at mo with all you have on it would be a good idea 2:23pm, Feb 04 from Twitter for iPhone Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Executive Sadman Posted February 4, 2011 Report Share Posted February 4, 2011 Sounds more like soon to become the banks property portfolio. Lucky banks. I mean taxpayers. Quote Link to post Share on other sites
SleepyHead Posted February 4, 2011 Report Share Posted February 4, 2011 Ah bless. It must be such a strain on those poor BTLers. Having to exploit so many people, and maintain their pwoperties, while the taxpayer ensures their asset value doesn't drop, and banks don't run out of funding causing them to impose their LTV covenants. Some folks really have it tough. Quote Link to post Share on other sites
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