103: Renters' Bill: Unpacking the Unintended Consequences for Landlords
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In this episode of the Property Investors Podcast, Russell and Anna Leeds discuss the unintended consequences of the Renter's Rights Bill. They delve into the impact of Section 21 eviction notice being scrapped and the implications for both landlords and tenants. They explain why the changes might seem like a win for tenants but predict potential negative outcomes for both parties. They also discuss how large corporations are stepping in as small landlords sell off properties, possibly causing rent prices to rise. The Leeds explore the need for systemic changes and efficient judicial processes to handle eviction disputes. Tune in to understand the complexities and long-term effects of this significant bill on the rental market.
Time Stamps
00:04 Overview of the Renter's Rights Bill
00:36 Section 21 Eviction Notice Explained
01:29 Consequences of Scrapping Section 21
04:19 Impact on Tenants and Landlords
07:57 Market Reactions and Predictions
08:42 Call to Action and Conclusion
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102: Renters Rights Bill Sparks Eviction Crisis: Unintended Consequences!
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In this episode of the Property Investors Podcast, hosts Anna and Russell Leeds delve into the latest news about the Renter's Rights Bill, which has just received royal assent. They explore what the new law means for landlords and tenants, including changes to Section 21, eviction processes, rent increases, and new landlord regulations. Discussion points include the implementation timeline, impacts on new and existing tenancies, the abolition of no-fault evictions, periodic tenancies, and the introduction of a national landlord register. They also highlight the pros and cons of these changes from both landlords' and tenants' perspectives and delve into the potential complications and benefits that the bill might bring to the property market.
Time Stamps
00:04 Breaking News: Renter's Rights Bill Approved
00:32 Implementation and Impact of the New Law
01:59 Section 21 Abolished: What It Means
03:23 New Tenancy Rules and Their Implications
06:43 Eviction Grounds Under Section 8
19:19 Changes to Rent Regulations
20:29 Debating Fairness in Housing Prices
22:40 Rent Review Policies
23:31 Understanding Section 13 Notices
26:12 National Landlord Register
28:16 Decent Home Standards
30:04 Council's New Powers
32:01 Rent Repayment Orders
35:01 Discrimination Bans and Pets
41:11 Final Thoughts on Landlord Regulations
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101: Rent to Rent: Exposing the Property Loophole
Join Russell and Anna Leeds in this week's episode of the Property Investors Podcast as they delve into the controversial yet lucrative business model of Rent to Rent.
They explore how individuals can profit from properties they don't own by renting from landlords and subletting as service accommodations or HMOs. The episode breaks down the mechanics, addresses common misconceptions, highlights potential pitfalls and discusses how to avoid being deceived.
This comprehensive guide offers valuable insights and practical advice for anyone looking to venture into Rent to Rent. Whether you're a novice or seasoned investor, understanding this concept could be a game-changer for your property investment strategy.
00:00 Introduction to the Property Investors Podcast
00:04 Understanding Rent to Rent
00:14 The Controversy Around Rent to Rent
00:22 How Big Companies Use Rent to Rent
01:23 Mechanics of Rent to Rent
01:36 The Reality of Rent to Rent
04:20 Legal Concerns and Misconceptions
07:15 Approaching Landlords and Agents
08:22 Benefits for Landlords
14:25 The Dark Side of Rent to Rent
14:42 Risks of Renting Big Houses on Airbnb
16:53 Party Houses: A Different Business Model
19:21 Scams and Security Concerns with Airbnb
25:20 The Benefits of Rent to Rent
29:00 Conclusion and Final Thoughts
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100: Tax the Rich Doesn’t Work - Here’s why!
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In this episode of the Property Investors Podcast, hosts Anna and Russell Leeds delve into a startling revelation from a Times article: the top 1% of UK taxpayers contribute 33% of the total income tax collected. The duo explores the implications of this heavy tax burden on the wealthy, including potential consequences like the exodus of millionaires from the UK and the resulting economic impact. They discuss how the government’s tax policies might be disincentivizing income generation while increasing dependency on benefits. The episode also reveals strategies on how to make tax-free money, particularly through property investments. Using real-life examples, they explain techniques like capital appreciation, buy-refurbish-refinance, and living in renovated properties to sell them tax-free. The Leeds offer insights into making smart property investments that can yield significant tax-free returns, emphasizing the importance of finding and improving undervalued properties.
Time Stamps
00:00 Introduction: The Top 1% of UK Taxpayers
01:15 Debating Fair Share: Are the Rich Paying Enough?
01:57 The Cost of Living in the UK
03:30 The Impact of High Taxes on the Wealthy
07:27 The Consequences of Taxing the Rich
09:29 The Benefits Dilemma
11:23 Public Opinion on Taxation
12:19 Introduction to Wealth Building
12:43 Making Money in Property
13:01 Capital Appreciation Explained
15:38 Tax-Free Money Strategies
16:17 Case Study: Elijah's Success
17:21 Living in and Renovating Properties
22:12 Final Thoughts and Advice
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99: Budget Bombshell: 4 Tax Laws That Could Hit Landlords
Labour say there’s a £30bn “black hole” and the Autumn Budget could try to fill it with higher taxes.
In this episode we run through the four tax ideas being talked about, which ones are likely, who’ll actually pay and what it means for landlords, tenants and anyone who owns property.
We don’t know what will actually come in on the day but these are the real plans being kicked around and you need to know how to protect yourself and your portfolio. If you own a buy-to-let, run a small B2C business, or are thinking of moving house. Listen up.
Timestamps
0:25 — Introduction to the Autumn Budget and Tax Predictions
1:22 — National Insurance on Rental Income: A Controversial Proposal
9:21 — Stamp Duty Replacement: Annual Property Levy
14:48 — Impact of VAT Threshold Reduction
20:37 — Mansion Tax and Its Implications
25:03 — Critique of Current Economic Policies
27:33 — Final Thoughts and Conclusion
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Straight-talking conversations on property, business and what it really takes to build wealth.
Hosted by Russell and Anna Leeds, this podcast cuts through the noise with honest insights, real-life stories and practical strategies for investors at every level.
Each week, we dive into topics like:
• Raising finance and recycling cash
• Avoiding rookie mistakes
• Building systems that scale
• Developing the mindset to stay in the game
It’s honest, occasionally blunt, but always aimed at helping people make better decisions.
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