“Hello Dr Ro, I’m really hoping you can help me.

I’ve worked most of my life and I’ve paid off all the mortgage on my house. I have two children. One of them is 27, the other one is 34. Both of them have asked me if it would be possible to lend them some money from the equity from my house. The biggest challenge that I have is that I really am just not sure of the benefits, because I figure in the future at some time, I’m going to pass away. My house is worth around about £400,000 now, and maybe in about 10 years or so, it will be worth about £800,000. So I figure I was just going to leave them the house and they can have the equity when I pass away. What are your thoughts on that?”

Hello it’s Dr Ro, I hope you’re well. I wanted to share a property tip with you. I’m in a hotel – if you watch the video embedded in this blog post, you’ll see where I am. I’m going to be spending the weekend presenting to a whole bunch of would-be property investors, and my brain’s been buzzing with some of the questions that have come to me.

Mistakes I’ve Made Building My Property Team That You Can Learn From

“Hello Dr Ro, l’d I like to ask you a question relating to the mistakes that you made as a property investor. I guess what would be really helpful if you could give me three tips for building a property business, specifically building the team. What mistakes have you made when you started building your power team that you talk about?”

Hi, it’s Dr Ro here, addressing a subject that comes up a lot.

If you’re watching this and it’s in the back of your mind, the question is,

Is Buy To Let worth it?

Is Buy To Let property really worth it?

Should I get into it?

Hi it’s Dr Ro here! Answering your questions on property.

And a great question has come in relating to:

Should I be investing in HMOs?