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Learn how to source great properties for your next investment before your competitors! This Chat Show episode spoke to Simon Zutshi about his extensive expertise in property sourcing.
Understand all the property finance options available to you as an investor, landlord or developer, in our Property Finance Chat Show episode where we talk to a leading UK specialist property finance broker.
This property development special chats to John Howard about how to attain success with auctions, land development and property conversions during Covid-19.
In this episode, Nicholas chats to Paul Mahoney about the financial and practical struggles landlords are facing at the moment, and what new investment opportunities might arise.
Here at Property Forum we have a vast selection of free ebooks you can download which cover the most common property investment strategies. You can browse the full collection of ebooks here or use the links below if you are interested to learn more about a specific property investment strategy.
Many of our ebooks are written by our CEO Nicholas Wallwork, and draw on his 20+ years as an experienced property investors and developer. Nicholas is also passionate about mindset strategies, and also shares ebooks on this topic to help you get the right mindset to succeed in property. View his mindset ebooks here.
Following the government’s introduction of their new mediation pilot last February, revisions were made to take into account the lifting of the eviction ban. The
According to property firm Knight Knox, the average age of all British landlords has decreased overall. In 2018, people under 44 accounted for 29% of
Following the news of a report to extend the 30-day payment of Capital Gains Tax to 60 days, landlords are keen to voice their support
