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Renting out smallholding/ land & barn
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<blockquote data-quote="Highland Mule" data-source="post: 4925084" data-attributes="member: 33090"><p>£200/month = £2,400 a year. To have use of a possible £250,000+ asset? 1% return on investment and possibly a bit from SFP on the side for a year or three until they cancel it. Bonkers - you'd need much more than that for any other form of investment. And horses will no doubt ruin the land and fencing.</p><p></p><p>OP: What do you want to get from the rental?</p><p>Money - rent it to the highest bidder, with a good deposit to cover the costs of replacing the fences and disposing of a shed full of un-recyclable rubbish. Or consider selling it and putting the cash into an investment fund.</p><p>A good tenant - find a local sheep farmer you know and ask them to make it tidy and nice to look at.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Highland Mule, post: 4925084, member: 33090"] £200/month = £2,400 a year. To have use of a possible £250,000+ asset? 1% return on investment and possibly a bit from SFP on the side for a year or three until they cancel it. Bonkers - you'd need much more than that for any other form of investment. And horses will no doubt ruin the land and fencing. OP: What do you want to get from the rental? Money - rent it to the highest bidder, with a good deposit to cover the costs of replacing the fences and disposing of a shed full of un-recyclable rubbish. Or consider selling it and putting the cash into an investment fund. A good tenant - find a local sheep farmer you know and ask them to make it tidy and nice to look at. [/QUOTE]
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