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Man my friends are out for my heart & soul today (affectionate)

I'm surrounded by the best possible people who love me in ways that make sense to me, who accept my ways of love without question or comment on weirdness.

They rev me up when I'm startin' to stall & when I'm speeding down the highway. They let me help them when they need it (that's really fucking important, being allowed to help) and cheer them down the highway too.

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Unraveling the Secrets of Property Investment for Beginners

Introduction:

Are you ready to embark on a journey towards financial growth and security? Property investment provides an excellent opportunity for beginners to establish a robust investment portfolio. In this comprehensive guide, we will explore the essential aspects of property investment for beginners in the UK, offering valuable insights and tips to help you make informed investment decisions.

Why Choose Property Investment?

Property investment UK offers a multitude of benefits for beginners looking to grow their wealth. By strategically investing your money in real estate, you can enjoy consistent cash flow through rental income and benefit from long-term appreciation. Unlike traditional savings accounts with minimal returns, property investment has the potential to generate significant profits over time.

Getting Started: Key Considerations

Before diving into property investment, it's crucial to consider the following key factors:

Financial Readiness: Evaluate your financial position and determine if you are ready to invest. Minimize debt, maximize pension contributions, and establish an emergency fund before committing to property investment. This ensures that you have a solid financial foundation to support your investment journey.

Setting Investment Goals: Define your investment goals clearly. Are you looking for passive income or long-term capital appreciation? Understand your objectives to make informed decisions when selecting properties and investment strategies.

Market Research: Thorough market research is essential to identify promising investment opportunities. Study property trends, rental demands, and economic indicators in your target location. Look for areas with potential growth prospects and favorable market conditions.

Seek Professional Advice: Engage with experienced professionals such as real estate agents, financial advisors, and property managers. Their expertise will help you navigate the complexities of property investment, ensuring you make sound investment choices.

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Smart Strategies for Property Investment Consider the following strategies to maximize your chances of success:

Start with Buy-to-Let Properties: For beginners, buy-to-let properties offer a reliable entry point into property investment. These properties generate rental income, providing a consistent cash flow while offering potential capital appreciation.

Diversify Your Portfolio: Spread your investment across different property types and locations. This diversification minimizes risks and maximizes potential returns. Consider investing in residential, commercial, or even student accommodation properties to broaden your investment portfolio.

Stay Informed: Continuously educate yourself about the property market. Stay updated on regulations, tax laws, and investment trends. Attend seminars, read books, and follow reputable property investment resources to enhance your knowledge and make informed decisions.

Conclusion:

Property investment in UK can be a rewarding and profitable journey for beginners. By understanding the fundamentals, conducting thorough research, and seeking professional advice, you can make confident investment choices that align with your financial goals. Start your property investment journey today and pave the way to a prosperous future.

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What Is a Property Manager?

Owners hire property managers to take care of the administration, upkeep, and management of their rental properties. They must, among many other things, advertise rentals, recruit renters, make sure that rent prices are reasonable and pay overhead and taxes, charge rent, and adhere to rental laws.

What is the process for managing the property?

A property manager Liverpool handles everything that happens every day at a rental property. They ought to be conversant with the real estate sector that the rental works in, such as residential or commercial property.

Rent setting

Any landlord's fundamental job is to set the rent. As a result, it is one of the tasks a landlord gives property management the most often.

To entice renters to the estate, the property manager sets fair rent pricing. Typically, a survey of nearby comparable homes is conducted; to maintain the property's appeal to tenants, this must be done at least once a year.

Rent collection

Additionally, the property manager establishes a method for charging rent to renters. They create a collection date to make sure that property expenses may be paid and rigorously enforce late charge policies to achieve cash flow.

Renters being screened

Best letting agents Liverpool other responsibilities include selecting and overseeing renters. The property manager may be responsible for locating and vetting potential renters, handling day-to-day maintenance concerns and tenant complaints, and handling tenant move-outs and foreclosures.

Property Management

Physical administration of the property, such as routine upkeep and urgent repairs, is the responsibility of property managers.

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"But before Mal could make the return trip to Greece with his family, John and Paul had flown back to England. Despite their misgivings about the habitability of Aegos, the boys instructed Alistair to make the purchase anyway, earning a modest profit when they flipped the property a few months later. Not wanting to disappoint Lil and the children, John invited the Evans family to spend a few weeks at his home in Weybridge. While they were there, Lily's father, William White, succumbed to a heart attack at age sixty-seven. Over the past few years, Mal had shared with her how intimidating John could be, so Lil was surprised when the Beatle brought her a cup of tea, let down his guard, and showered her with consolation. Like Mal, Lily would always remember John's tender gesture. 'It's very hard at times like these to give verbal comfort to anybody,' Mal wrote, 'but John was fantastic, and I knew that he gave Lil a lot of comfort in her hour of need — something I have always blessed him for.' Shortly afterward, Mal and his family made their sad return to Liverpool, 'where we were to receive a most beautiful letter from Brian Epstein, offering his condolences and sympathy.'"

ㅡ From the book "Living the Beatles Legend" by Kenneth Womack.

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Model of a cat to demonstrate reflexes. The joints are articulated and the eyes are much enlarged. This object is alleged to have been made by or for Charles Scott Sherrington and has been the property of John Widdicombe and Stephen Creed in the past. Widdicombe gave it to Dr Thelma Williams of St George's College Medical School, who donated it to the museum. Made 1940-80.

The role of nervous reflexes was demonstrated using this wooden cat, whose joints are articulated and eyes much enlarged. It is believed to have been made by British physiologist Sir Charles Sherrington (1857-1952), who was a Professor of Physiology at the University of Liverpool for 16 years. He undertook neurological research on animals and his contributions helped understand the nervous system. The cat model had various owners. It was finally given to Dr Thelma Williams of St George’s College Medical School, London, by respiratory physiologist John Widdicombe. Dr Williams donated it to the Science Museum’s collections.

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It seems like Tumblr is the best place to find other fans of all the niche things you love, but it's such a mixed bag when it comes to how people interpret the source material lol

"He wouldn't fucking say that" but it's about Lister from Red Dwarf wearing pride pins (he's a working class punk meathead from Liverpool who is canonically kinda homophobic pffft. He straight up has a Confederate flag patch in some episodes. They never seem to acknowledge that one for some reason.)

They're also real into trans headcanons for him, which is fine and all I guess, but it goes directly against canon about five times over. I don't get it at all personally.

God, that's painful, lol

Modern fandoms, especially small ones, tend to be filled with that crap. People just want to project themselves onto fictional characters. Which isn't inherently bad, as long as they don't start attacking people for not adopting their weird headcanons, but it makes it really annoying trying to find fan spaces that aren't filled with modern leftwing and trans nonsense.

I will say that there are some fanon traits for certain characters that I enjoy more than their canon traits, but other times it's the reading equivalent of nails on a chalkboard seeing how some characters get butchered. Though when the actual writers of certain characters and properties seem to go out of their way to butcher the source material, it's harder to get mad at fandom nonsense in the face of seeing the real material vandalized.

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Portmeirion

Portmeirion in Gwynedd, North-West Wales, a two-and-a-bit hours drive from Liverpool has a bit of interesting Beatles history attached to it. It was designed and built by Sir Clough Williams-Ellis between 1925 and 1975 as an Italianate style village. He drew inspiration from a range of architectural styles, from classical and Gothic to Romanesque and Egyptian, to create the unique and eclectic village that stands to this day. (Watch him talk about the village here)

He was an advocate of rural preservation, amenity planning, industrial design and colourful architecture. "I think that Beauty, The Strange Necessity - as Rebecca West once called it - is something that matters profoundly to humanity, and that unless the race of man perishes from the earth, it will increasingly value that Grace, will seek it, and will ultimately attain it." - Sir Clough Williams-Ellis

Brian and George Martin visiting Portmeirion, 1966

Brian Epstein holidayed here often with family and friends, staying frequently until his death in 1967. Portmeirion was an important place of retreat for him. At the start of August 1966, Brian went there to recuperate from a serious bout of glandular fever after his doctor prescribed a quiet vacation to rest and recover from the intense stress he was under, among other physical ailments recieved during the tour.

Brian became good friends with Williams-Ellis. Staying in the Gatehouse cottage, close to the entrance to the village, Brian suggested that the property might benefit from a dining room where he could entertain guests. Sir Clough duly obliged, building a large and ostentatious room not entirely in keeping with the original cottage. Not only that but the fashion conscious Brian once commissioned a renovation of his room at the Gatehouse having complained that there was not enough space for his clothes when he came to stay in his cottage every summer.

Brian's room in the Gatehouse with wardrobes made to his design (photo: Alli Devine)

““He went to convalesce in Portmeirion, North Wales ... There he invited George Martin as a guest. The two men spent much time devising an idea for a new television series on pop music to rival the BBC’s existing Juke Box Jury. The essence of their programme was that a jury had to guess what the chart ratings were going to be each week. The live programme was to be geared to when the charts of the week were revealed, so that only the presenter would know the record positions. Epstein and Martin took the idea to the BBC’s Bill Cotton Jr. ‘Brian was terribly enthusiastic about it,’ says George Martin, ‘But Bill Cotton didn’t think it was worthwhile. He was working on another programme at that time.’ The Epstein/Martin programme had a suggested title of Pick the Pops. 

Brian told his mother from Portmeririon by telephone that he was bored, that a break was essential before his forthcoming American trip. But his boredom and enforced rest had lasted a weekend when a phone call from Nat Weiss forced him back to reality.” The Man Who Made The Beatles, by Ray Coleman

“He went by himself to a luxury hotel in Portmeirion on the North West coast of Wales that overlooked the Sea, and wind-swept beach, as remote a place as you could get from London. Everyone’s adcice was the same: try not to worry.” He had been there only four days before uproar errupted over John’s Jesus comments. Brian left Portmeirion right away to soothe the chaos. 

“At the time, Brian was in Portmeirion, Wales, and he was ill. As the evening went on and I was getting all these calls, I called Portmeirion in the middle of the night and said, 'Something has to be done about this.’ And he said, is it serious?’ And I said, 'I think it’s so serious that you have to come over here.’The next day he flew over and I met him at the airport. The first thing he said to me was, 'How much would it take to cancel the tour?’ And I said, ‘I don’t know. Maybe a million dollars.’ He was so concerned about anything happening to any of the Beatles.” Nat Weiss, In My Life: The Brian Epstein Story by Debbie Geller

Patrick McGoohan chose the village as the setting for his TV series the Prisoner, which started shooting there in 1966 (he had filmed scenes for an earlier series there too, Danger Man, known as Secret Agent in the US). The Beatles were fans of the show, enjoying it's other-worldly setting, intriguing concept and the anti-establishment struggle of the lead character. George mentioned the Prisoner in his book, I Me Mine. Paul has reportedly stayed there, and Mike McCartney has also stayed there and loves it.

George Harrison loved Portmeirion and famously celebrated his 50th birthday in the village in February 1993. George originally wanted to stay in the Watch House, one of the village's most popular cottages which is high up on the cliff side of the upper part of the village. However the Watch House only has a low wall around it so his security men persuaded him to stay in the much safer Peacock Suite of the main hotel, where Brian had entertained dinner guests all those years ago.

It was also during this stay in Portmeirion that George was filmed for several interviews which were used in the The Beatles Anthology and had some pictures taken in the mirror room.

More footage of the place + Beatles history here.

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Property Investment for Beginners: A Comprehensive Guide to Building Wealth

Investing in property has long been recognized as a lucrative venture, capable of providing substantial returns and wealth accumulation. However, for beginners entering the realm of property investment, navigating the complex landscape can be overwhelming. With numerous considerations to take into account, it's crucial to equip yourself with the right knowledge and strategies to make informed decisions that will yield favorable results.

At Buildings Up, we understand the challenges faced by novice property investors. Our goal is to empower you with the necessary insights and guidance to embark on your property investment journey with confidence.

Understanding the Property Market

Before diving into property investment for beginners, it's crucial to develop a deep understanding of the property market. Conducting thorough research and analysis will allow you to make informed decisions based on real data and trends. Here are a few important aspects to consider:

Market Research: Begin by examining local market conditions, such as supply and demand, price trends, and economic indicators. This will provide valuable insights into the potential growth and profitability of your investment.

Property Types: Familiarize yourself with different property types, including residential, commercial, and industrial properties. Each type comes with its own set of advantages and considerations.

Location Analysis: Location plays a pivotal role in property investment. Consider factors such as proximity to amenities, transportation, schools, and job opportunities. A desirable location increases the chances of attracting tenants and achieving higher rental yields or property values.

Setting Investment Goals

Establishing clear investment goals is paramount to your success as a property investor. By defining your objectives, you can tailor your investment strategy accordingly. Here are a few common investment goals:

Capital Growth: Seeking long-term wealth accumulation through property appreciation.

Rental Income: Generating regular cash flow through rental returns.

Portfolio Diversification: Spreading your investments across various property types or locations to mitigate risks.

Tax Benefits: Taking advantage of tax deductions and incentives offered to property investors.

Financial Planning and Budgeting

Property investment in UK involves significant financial commitments, so it's crucial to plan and budget accordingly. Consider the following factors:

Budgeting: Determine your affordability and set a budget for your investment. Factor in upfront costs, ongoing expenses, and potential vacancies.

Financing Options: Explore various financing options, such as mortgages, loans, or partnerships. Consult with financial advisors to find the most suitable option for your circumstances.

Cash Flow Analysis: Perform a thorough analysis of your expected cash flow. Consider both rental income and expenses to ensure positive cash flow or manageable negative gearing.

Property Selection and Due Diligence

When it comes to selecting the right property, conducting due diligence is essential. Follow these steps to make informed decisions:

Research: Gather comprehensive information about the properties you're interested in. Consider factors such as property history, recent sales, and any legal or environmental issues.

Inspections: Conduct thorough property inspections to identify any potential maintenance or structural issues. Engaging professionals such as building inspectors or surveyors can provide valuable insights.

Professional Advice: Seek advice from professionals such as real estate agents, property managers, or legal experts to ensure you have a well-rounded understanding of the property and its potential.

Risk Management and Property Maintenance

Emergency Funds: Establish emergency funds to cover unexpected expenses, such as repairs or periods of vacancy. Having a financial buffer will provide peace of mind and protect your investment during challenging times.

Regular Maintenance: Implement a proactive maintenance plan to preserve the condition and value of your property. Conduct regular inspections, address repairs promptly, and ensure compliance with safety regulations.

Property Management and Tenant Selection

Efficient property management is crucial for maximizing returns and maintaining a smooth investment journey. Consider the following aspects:

DIY vs. Professional Management: Decide whether to manage the property yourself or hire a professional property management company. Evaluate your availability, skills, and willingness to handle tenant-related matters.

Tenant Screening: Implement a rigorous tenant screening process to ensure reliable and responsible tenants. Conduct background checks, verify references, and assess their financial stability.

Lease Agreements: Create comprehensive lease agreements that outline tenant responsibilities, rent payment terms, and property rules. Ensure compliance with local tenancy laws and regulations.

Regular Review and Adaptation

The property investment landscape is dynamic, and regularly reviewing and adapting your strategy is essential for long-term success. Here are some considerations:

Market Updates: Stay informed about market trends, changes in regulations, and economic indicators. This will help you make proactive decisions and adjust your investment approach accordingly.

Portfolio Optimization: Continually assess the performance of your property portfolio and identify opportunities for optimization. This may include selling underperforming assets, acquiring new properties, or adjusting rental rates.

Professional Development: Invest in your own knowledge and skills by attending seminars, workshops, or networking events related to property investment. Expanding your expertise will enhance your decision-making abilities.

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