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I live in London and I'm looking to invest in a seaside property within 1-2 hours from the centre by train. I particularly like Brighton but find it hard to make the figures stack up. As well as being in an area with rising prices it must be easy to let and give a reasonable return to cover the usual overheads. I would be grateful for any suggestions. Thank you, Joel.
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Hi Joel

Welcome to the forum.

What a great question !

I shall give it some thought

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Hi Joel,

Welcome to the Forum.
It might be worth posting this question in the 'General Property Related Chat' section to get maximum responce.

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Hi everyone,
I live in London and I'm looking to invest in a seaside property within 1-2 hours from the centre by train. I particularly like Brighton but find it hard to make the figures stack up. As well as being in an area with rising prices it must be easy to let and give a reasonable return to cover the usual overheads. I would be grateful for any suggestions. Thank you, Joel.
Hi Joel

Have done some quick research......

I think that Eastbourne is worth a look.

I have a property there which I recently bought BMV, the rent stacks up well, there is poitive cash flow, and property prices are lower than in Brighton.

Have you considered looking East, into Essex ?

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