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Post by buttchopf23 on Jun 15, 2018 19:57:09 GMT
Two buy to sell projects sold, better returns then anticipated. But this is only a (too) small sample. Time will tell.
Buy to let is okay, yields as shown. Need more time to be able to give a conclusion. Generally I think an investor needs at least 2 - 3 years to get a clear picture.
What I hate about them:
They change the rules without telling in advance or in any case at all. Examples:
They collect a Spanish tax from one day to another without any notice. To be clear, I have no problem with withholding taxes, but I'd like to be informed about it.
They changed how the secondary market works more then once. Now we can only sell at par level. They had a purchase fee introduced, later credited it back. And so on.
Plus nearly daily emails....
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Post by m203 on Jul 1, 2018 14:40:39 GMT
I have a mix of buy-to-sell, buy-to-let and development projects with bulk in buy-to-let. So far so good. But, guess this will have to play out for a couple of years as previous poster said.
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Post by timm2006 on Feb 23, 2019 0:52:10 GMT
Hi
Anyone here still investing with Housers? Last year I had around 1000 euro in a number of projects (about 20 or so) all paying dividends and income on a regular basis. This month, for the first, time all but one stopped paying any income at all. Anyone else experienced this? Since I need regular income, I've started pulling out my investments in Housers. Fortunately about 75% of my investments have sold in on the market so I can start pulling out the cash. I will only have a couple of hundred left in projects. It's a shame as I was really liking them last year as great diversification away from the UK property market.
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