Property Investors Podcast

• 95: The Airbnb Tax Loophole HMRC Doesn't Talk About

  FREE Training & More : https://linktr.ee/russellleeds In this episode of the Property Investors Podcast, hosts Russell and Anna Leeds discuss the little-known Rent a Room scheme that allows you to earn up to £7,500 a year tax-free by renting out a spare room in your home. They dive into various creative and quirky Airbnb ideas, from living in converted public toilets to staying in repurposed helicopters and old grain silos. They also highlight the benefits, challenges, and some surprisingly high nightly rates for these unique accommodations. Whether you own a unique property or are looking to explore creative rental ideas, this episode has you covered. Tune in to learn more about how to maximize your earnings with Airbnb! Time Stamps 00:00 Introduction to Tax-Free Earnings with Airbnb 00:45 Exploring the Rent a Room Scheme 02:09 Real-Life Success Stories 04:06 Creative Airbnb Ideas 05:02 Unusual Airbnb Listings 05:35 The Netty in Oxford: A Unique Stay 10:14 More Quirky Airbnb Conversions 14:28 Unusual Family Meal Photo 14:46 Church Conversions: Pros and Cons 15:46 Staying on a Boat: The Golden Hind 18:10 Quirky Accommodations: Corn Silos and Prisons 19:57 Unique Stays: Cranes, Buses, and More 23:28 The Value of Creative Properties 26:36 Final Thoughts and Viewer Engagement FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA: https://www.instagram.com/russellleeds/ https://www.instagram.com/anna.n.leeds/

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• 95: We REFUSED £3M for Migrants… Then Got Called Racist!

  FREE Training & More : https://linktr.ee/russellleeds In this episode of the Property Investors Podcast, Anna and Russell Leeds discuss a range of contentious topics. They start with a personal story about a Union Jack flag controversy encountered in a hotel, which leads them into a broader discussion on the UK's housing crisis exacerbated by the government's policies on housing illegal immigrants and asylum seekers. The hosts share their thoughts on the economic implications, including a lucrative offer Samuel received to convert a luxury hotel into asylum seeker accommodation. They scrutinize the government's spending and propose potential reasons behind these controversial policies. The conversation then shifts to a comparison with immigration policies in other countries like Dubai and Australia. Viewer opinions are solicited on whether landlords should accept government offers to house illegal immigrants. The episode concludes with an invitation for viewers to share their opinions and engage in the discussion. Time Stamps 00:00 Introduction and Controversy 00:36 Media Attention and Public Reaction 01:40 Union Jack Flag Debate 04:35 Government Housing Offers 06:11 Financial Implications and Criticisms 09:38 Immigration Policies and Comparisons 13:17 Council Owned Homes and Landlord Dilemmas 13:55 Unintended Consequences of Housing Policies 14:51 Crime and Employment Issues Among Immigrants 16:41 Comparing Immigration Policies: UK vs Dubai 23:43 Debate on Landlord Responsibilities 26:13 Final Thoughts and Viewer Engagement FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA: https://www.instagram.com/russellleeds/ https://www.instagram.com/anna.n.leeds/

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• 94: Government STUN landlords with NEW TAX! (Tenants will pay the price)

  FREE Training & More : https://linktr.ee/russellleeds In this episode of the Property Investors Podcast, Russell and Anna Leeds discuss a new tax being introduced by the Labour Party targeting small landlords. This national insurance tax will disproportionately affect individual landlords owning properties in their personal name, potentially causing them to pay more in taxes than they earn in profits. The hosts delve into the specifics of the tax, who it will impact the most, and the potential loopholes that large institutions might exploit to avoid this tax. They emphasize how the tax could lead to reduced rental stock and increased rents, ultimately hurting tenants. The episode also touches upon the broader implications of such tax policies on the housing market and the economy. The Leeds urge viewers to spread awareness and advocate against the tax before the autumn budget announcement. Time Stamps 00:00 Introduction and Welcome 00:04 New Tax on Landlords: An Overview 00:20 Impact on Small Landlords 01:23 Loopholes and Big Corporations 02:04 Understanding National Insurance 06:46 Section 24 and Its Implications 09:24 Call to Action: Preventing the New Tax 11:30 Introduction to Limited Companies for Property Investment 11:54 Pros and Cons of Limited Companies 12:25 Tax Implications and Refinancing 13:57 Political Hypocrisy and Property Investment 16:46 Impact on Tenants and the Housing Market 21:09 Call to Action and Conclusion FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA: https://www.instagram.com/russellleeds/ https://www.instagram.com/anna.n.leeds/

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• 93: The Housing Crisis is a LIE - We DO NOT need to build more homes.

  FREE Training & More : https://linktr.ee/russellleeds In this week's episode of the Property Investors Podcast, Russell and Anna Leeds discuss the growing issue of empty homes in England and why they aren't being used to alleviate the housing crisis. They explore the statistics reported by the BBC, which reveal there are 720,000 empty homes in England, with more than 250,000 of them being long-term vacant. They deliberate on why these homes are left derelict and the potential strategies for utilizing these properties. The discussion includes government policies, potential penalties for derelict properties, and the incentive structures needed to encourage property redevelopment. Additionally, they touch upon the rumors of a new property tax on homes worth over £500,000 and its implications. Finally, the hosts provide insights into how property entrepreneurs can profit while contributing to solving the housing crisis. Time Stamps 00:00 Introduction and Rising Empty Homes 00:48 Exploring Derelict Properties 02:13 Government's Role and Housing Crisis 02:49 Profit from Derelict Properties 06:27 Challenges and Solutions 08:33 Stamp Duty and Empty Homes 10:59 Regional Differences in Empty Homes 13:08 Penalties for Derelict Homes 15:37 Government Initiatives for Derelict Properties 15:57 Proposed Solutions for Property Entrepreneurs 18:16 Challenges in Property Refurbishment 19:51 Debate on Government Intervention 23:32 New Property Tax Rumors 25:12 Impact of Property Tax on Homeowners 28:29 Public Reactions and Comments 31:00 Conclusion and Final Thoughts FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA: https://www.instagram.com/russellleeds/ https://www.instagram.com/anna.n.leeds/

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• 92: This is what ALWAYS happens before a crash!

  FREE Training & More : https://linktr.ee/russellleeds Hosts Russell and Anna Leeds explore the historical patterns of property market crashes and analyze whether similar warning signs are present today. They discuss the impact of mortgage rate spikes, the disparity between house prices and wages, declining sales volumes, and broader economic issues as indicators of potential market downturns. The episode also touches on past crashes in the 1970s, 1990s, and 2008, and looks at the current market's silent crash due to inflation. The hosts provide insights into future predictions for the property market, including expert opinions on growth and potential risks. Time Stamps 00:00 Introduction to Property Market Crashes 01:02 Historical Property Crashes: Lessons from the Past 02:25 Understanding Market Volatility 04:40 The Big Crashes: 1970s, 1990s, and 2008 09:15 Indicators of a Property Market Crash 12:45 Weather Sayings and Negativity 13:24 Mortgage Rates and House Prices 14:31 Falling Sales and Market Trends 17:37 Impact of COVID on Property Market 20:09 Economic Problems and Predictions 21:32 Future of Property Prices 26:02 Conclusion and Viewer Engagement FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA: https://www.instagram.com/russellleeds/ https://www.instagram.com/anna.n.leeds/

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