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praying4 · 22/02/2022 00:25

With the change in isolation rules I can’t go back to my old job, I have long Covid & if people aren’t isolating / testing then I am screwed.

(Yes I’m triply vaccinated before anyone asks)

So I need to earn £50k per year to replace lost income.

So - can I become a landlord to earn money?? Is it even profitable anymore? Especially as house prices are so high and stamp duty exists for 2nd properties etc?

I can use about £40k from ISAs to fund a flat deposit. I could borrow against husband’s £75k income… Obviously it would take some time to build up to earning £50k but presumably people do do this for a living…

I am panicking but am trying to think about anything we can do to replace lost ££ income that doesn’t involve crowds, conferences, networking in poorly ventilated places, car sharing etc -basically I am aiming to reduce my exposure to Covid again.

I just need some hope I think. At the end of the day we have 2 kids and a mortgage and all the typical outgoings.

We have already made cutbacks.

If anyone here is a landlord - where should I start or am I wasting my time?

What do I need to be a pro landlord apart from starter capital?

OP posts:
Darbs76 · 27/02/2022 19:39

I don’t think you’re going to make 50k from renting a property out. Can you start to look for home working contract jobs? I’m sure there will be plenty.

By the way we will be asking our staff to stay away and work at home if they have coughs and colds (goes without saying covid too) once they all return in 2wks

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