I was hoping for an excuse but because he's now lying about it I want some sort of justice.thanks in advance,Acobtw. this is in the UK (Hertfordshire)

For what ever reason some folks in the UK (Motley Fool UK site) who like to debate the meaning so I have taken the time to study how the index is built.

People who bought into a deal where rent is $100 more than their PITI payment are really put into a bind when ANYTHING bad happens.This is no different than gambling.

The tenant is completely ungrateful.The article does not disappoint.https://www.ladbible.com/news/family-homeless-tenant-refuse-leave-20220821Nathan,Not sure on the laws in the UK, but happens a lot more than people think over here in the US.

In my opinion, NO.The purpose of the insurance policy is a safety net and protection for those who are beneficiaries.If the need for money is this great, the investment consideration is far too risky and you are gambling with your future and the future of the benefaciaries.

And hoping for appreciation is a gamble.

I don't gamble and won't invest in something I do not know anything about.

My boyfriend wanted to set this one up as an individual room rental (very common in his native UK) and he wanted to see how the business model would work here.  

I've invested over in Europe in some crowd funding real estate projects (particularly UK where crowd-funding is a widely accepted alternative financing method) .

Investing in a market without truly knowing the risks, benefits, numbers etc - is not investing, it is gambling.