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    Edinburgh 1-bed townhouse at £507,000 and £1,375 rent: do the numbers work?

    At 3.3% gross, ordinary costs do not need to be badly underestimated before the net cash flow becomes thin. I’d look closely at insurance, any shared-building obligations, periods when you cover property tax during vacancies, and energy-related work. Acquisition tax and financing costs also...
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    How should I divide an £8,580 cash buffer after completion?

    This has clarified the issue: I was counting the £8,580 as one general leftover rather than checking the timing of each outgoing. I’ll confirm whether any service charge applies, the expected first mortgage payment date and the insurance excess, then price the move separately. I’ll also wait for...
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    How should I divide an £8,580 cash buffer after completion?

    I’m a first-time buyer in Birmingham looking at a 1-bed coastal home around £374,400. After the deposit and estimated closing costs, I would have roughly £8,580 left. The inspection may uncover ordinary first-year work, so I’m trying not to treat that whole amount as available for furniture...
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