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Not every property needs gutting. Sometimes the smartest move is knowing what to leave alone. No. 2 is a six-bed HMO in Aigburth, Liverpool, which we bought off-market and added to the portfolio in January 2026. It's a very different story from No. 70, and that's exactly why it's worth telling. Finding it off-market No. 2 never hit the open market. Deals like this come from relationships, local knowledge and being known as someone who can move properly when the right building

When we bought No. 70 at auction, it had already been running as a shared house. On paper that sounds like a head start. In reality, the building was more exhausted than tired, barely habitable, and nowhere near the standard we set at Wildegrove. This is how we approached it, and why we made the decisions we did. The starting point No. 70 had the bones of a good HMO: a solid period property in a South Liverpool location with steady demand from working professionals. What it l

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