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Think you’ve made a bad property purchase? Here’s how to fix it...

Think you’ve made a bad property purchase? You’re not alone — but it doesn’t have to stay that way. In this video, we break down how the rig...

  • Written 3rd Mar, 2026
  • 3 min read

Think you’ve made a bad property purchase? You’re not alone — but it doesn’t have to stay that way.

In this video, we break down how the right refurb strategy, smart repositioning, and creative thinking can completely transform an underperforming property. From light cosmetic upgrades to full-scale refurbs, we explore how adding value in the right places can dramatically increase rental demand and long-term returns.

We also dive into holiday letting as a potential pivot strategy — when it works, when it doesn’t, and how short-term rental models can outperform traditional buy-to-let in the right location. Sometimes maximising returns isn’t about selling up… it’s about trying a new approach.

Whether it’s switching to serviced accommodation, improving layout and functionality, upgrading finishes, or re-targeting your tenant market, there are always ways to adapt and improve performance.

A “bad” property purchase doesn’t have to stay bad. With the right strategy, the right refurb, and a willingness to adjust your approach, you can turn it around, recover your investment, and make it work for you.

If you’re stuck with a deal that’s not performing — this is the reset plan you need.

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Chris Kirkwood

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