Generally no issue having two (or three) properties with the same lender providing the loans are structured correctly (ie. not cross collaterised). There’s benefits having multiple loans with the one lender. You can usually negotiate a lower rate on the aggregate borrowings and if there’s an annual fee – it generally covers all the loans.

Cheers

Jamie

Hiya

Ex housing commission properties can make for good investments. If the numbers stack up – I wouldn’t eliminate them from your search altogether. Besides – some of these properties were built to last!

Cheers

Jamie