Landlords are facing the most significant shake-up in years. The Renters Rights Act ends fixed terms, abolishes Section 21, extends notice periods, and tightens compliance across the board, changes that will expose gaps in how landlords and investors manage their portfolios. Ben Beadle, Chief Executive of the NRLA, explains what these reforms really mean in practice and why attention to detail, strong processes, and proper documentation will matter more than ever to avoid fines, posses...
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Landlords are facing the most significant shake-up in years. The Renters Rights Act ends fixed terms, abolishes Section 21, extends notice periods, and tightens compliance across the board, changes that will expose gaps in how landlords and investors manage their portfolios. Ben Beadle, Chief Executive of the NRLA, explains what these reforms really mean in practice and why attention to detail, strong processes, and proper documentation will matter more than ever to avoid fines, posses...
How He Got Started in Property… After Prison and Hitting Rock Bottom | Ian Cowie: Ep 69
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How He Got Started in Property… After Prison and Hitting Rock Bottom | Ian Cowie: Ep 69
Ian Cowie shares his remarkable journey from addiction and prison to building a growing property portfolio while working full-time as a scaffolder. Once trapped in a cycle of drugs and violence that landed him a 9-year prison sentence, Ian hit rock bottom during lockdown and made the decision to turn his life around. Today, he’s not only a property investor with 14 properties (and 10 more in legals), but also an full-time scaffolder, ultramarathon runner, mountain climber, and devoted parent...
Property Developer Show - The Podcast
Landlords are facing the most significant shake-up in years. The Renters Rights Act ends fixed terms, abolishes Section 21, extends notice periods, and tightens compliance across the board, changes that will expose gaps in how landlords and investors manage their portfolios. Ben Beadle, Chief Executive of the NRLA, explains what these reforms really mean in practice and why attention to detail, strong processes, and proper documentation will matter more than ever to avoid fines, posses...
