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Rob Jones of Property Investments UK
20+ Years Experience
Member of the National Landlords Association
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Property Investment Checklist

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I’ve been investing in property since 2005 and over time have refined the methods I use to source properties for myself and my clients. This has led to me creating a Property Investment Checklist which is exactly the type of property investment cheatsheet I wish I’d had when I was starting out in my property career.

I now use this as the criteria for all the property deals I source for both myself and for my clients. I also teach my training clients to look out for these key elements on any deals they’re doing, and I’m happy to share this due diligence checklist with you below, which you can start using immediately to analyse any of your current or upcoming property deals.

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If this property investment checklist has been helpful for you, and if you are looking to grow a property portfolio, then why not sign up for free to the Property Investor’s Handbook where you will find some great tips on how to get started?

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