Last year, because interest rates were so low and many landlords were incorporating, landlords weren’t thinking of selling. This year however tells a completely different story. Mortgages have shot up following high interest rates, leaving an innumerable amount of landlords with impossibly large bills. The bottom line is: some landlords need to sell. As a landlord myself, I’ve also been living and breathing this, having had to personally downsize by selling 75 properties and k

Thursday night Simon Zutshi delivered massive value, as expected, on his brand new live training all about “How to use Creative Finance to grow your property portfolio”. We have had a number of people contact us, to see if they can gain access to a recording of this Master Class because they want to go through the content again given that Simon packed in so much valuable content into the 90-minute training. Unfortunately, there will be no recording released, but the good ne

Hi everyone. I am lending my daughter the money to purchase a 3-bed house while she's away studying at university. She will/intends to rent 2 of the rooms and 1 rented in a self-contained annexe. The question is does this make it a lodgers agreement or an HMO that requires licencing? Many thank