The Pros and Cons of Investing in Property with a Friend (61 Second Video watch)

Purchasing a buy-to-let property with a friend is an appealing prospect – on paper, at least. But it’s important to carefully weigh up the risks and rewards before taking the plunge. In today's lettings video, we look at the pros and cons of buying a rental property with a buddy.


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