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Could this be the biggest stunt that Sam & Pete have pulled to stay relevant EVER? With the closing date on The British Podcast Awards, Listeners' Choice Award looming, Sam and Pete are pulling out all the stops to get YOUR votes. By the way, you can vote here...

BUT this episode is not just about that, Sam congratulates Zara on being announced for Strictly Come Dancing and Pete does some digging to see if Sam is feeling nervous about it.

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Back with a solo episode, Pete has discovered the production team really have his back (or at least for now ...)

Plus, Sam accosted TV's sweetheart whilst live. On a show named after her. Brilliant.

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As the FIFA World Cup in Qatar gets underway, and the newly built stadia, lavish hotels and transport networks come to life, More or Less investigates just how much the Gulf nation has spent in the lead-up to the tournament. Reports claim the figure could be as much as $220 billion - that’s more than Qatar's annual GDP, and more than ten times higher than the 2014 World Cup in Brazil. At an estimated $15 billion, this was previously the most expensive tournament to date. With no access to Qatar’s accounts, and with very few official figures in circulation, More or Less has recruited some of the world’s leading experts in sports finance to crunch the numbers and to ask…is this really a $220 billion World Cup?

Presenter: Paul Connolly Producers: Paul Connolly and Jon Bithrey Editor: Simon Watts Production Coordinator: Jacqui Johnson Sound Engineer: Rod Farquhar

(Image: Al Wakrah Stadium, the second FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 (TM) venue: The 2022 Supreme Committee for Delivery and Legacy via Getty Images)

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Rob & Rob are back again this week to answer two more listener questions.  

Our first caller this week is Philippa.  

She’s purchased a property in Liverpool that she needs some advice on. 

The property was originally listed for £110,000 which Philippa thought was a decent price for the location and size of the build.  

After submitting her offer, she was told she’d been significantly outbid.  

It got to the point where Philippa’s offer of £126,000 was accepted and although she was still happy with the end ROI, she couldn’t help but think that the estate agent had invented this other buyer.  

So Philippa wants to know if there’s any way of finding out if there was legitimately another interested party or if the estate agent was playing foul. 

Our second caller this week is Noel from London who’s got a question about releasing equity.  

He purchased two derelict properties and renovated them in 2013-2015. Now he rents them out.  

The loan-to-value on the properties is around 50% each and he wants to release some equity to be able to purchase more property.  

However, he’s finding it hard as he appears to be at the top of the stress test based on the rental income of the properties.  

He can’t increase the rent as he’s already at the top end for that area.  

Will Rob & Rob have any other suggestions for Noel? 

Tune in to find out. 

Do you have a buy to let or property investment related question for Rob & Rob? You could feature on the next episode by giving us a call on 013 808 00035 and leaving a message with your name and question (normal UK call rates apply).  

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What with the podcast and The Property Hub, we speak to a lot of investors – and get asked a lot of questions (and we love it!). In this week’s episode, we round up the five questions that crop up the most – which are… How do I find a below market value deal? It’s […]

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