We had AI as our guest on the podcast to talk property investment...can you guess what it said?!

🎙January Podcast of the Month 🎙

For the first landlord podcast of 2023, Ian and Mike are joined by a very special guest. Introducing OpenAi ChatGpt, a chatbot service that provides you with factual information on any given topic 🤖

In this weeks podcast Ian and Mike unlock the secrets to property investing using artificial intelligence.They asked these three property investing questions:

✅Why is property investing in England good and why is it bad?
✅What are the different types of property investment someone can do in England?
✅Is there a good time to invest in property?

And it responded with 17 in-depth answers... Interested in knowing what it said? Make sure to listen to the full episode and come back for Part 2 next Friday 👉

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