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    Market rent is now £6,045—keep a reliable tenant at £4,846?

    I would still increase it modestly. Reliability has value, but freezing indefinitely can turn one manageable adjustment into a future shock. Give proper notice under the local jurisdiction's rules and explain the market comparison without presenting £6,045 as an ultimatum. Predictability may...
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    London mixed-use listings: is 33 days really the current pace?

    New-listing volume matters too. Thirty-three days can look encouraging if few suitable properties entered the market, but less so if many comparable listings arrived and only a small share found buyers. A useful next step would be a simple table by neighbourhood and condition showing new...
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    How should I frame a 5% below-asking offer on Edinburgh student housing?

    I would also be cautious about relying on repair credits. If the updating is obvious now, reflect the known work in the initial price. If a survey uncovers something materially different, renegotiate then. A credit does not solve a low lender valuation or an appraisal gap, and the acceptable...
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    How should I frame a 5% below-asking offer on Edinburgh student housing?

    What does “student housing” mean here: a vacant property intended for students, or an operating property with tenants and management arrangements already in place? That changes what information is missing. I would want clarity on current tenancies, maintenance history, recurring costs and any...
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    Birmingham 2-bed at £830,700 and £2,211 rent: does it work?

    Which part of Birmingham, and is the £2,211 supported by comparable agreed rents or merely an asking estimate? The city label is too broad to judge demand, turnover or whether that price makes sense.
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