Is High Wycombe an investment goldmine?

Is High Wycombe an investment goldmine?

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On this week’s episode, we’re joined by property expert, Michael Childs, to discuss the up-and-coming investment property market in High Wycombe.

Michael has lived in the High Wycombe area for over 10 years and currently runs a successful property business, covering Hazelmere, Penn, and High Wycombe. Therefore, has a wealth of knowledge and expertise when it comes to the High Wycombe property market.

In this episode we cover the pros and cons to investing in High Wycombe, how to avoid negative equity and private and public investment in the town.

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Your hosts are Tristan Lee, Mike Robson & Ian Macbeth

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