Property Solvers Podcast

By Ruban Selvanayagam and James DurrBusiness Investing

Property Solvers Podcast episodes

May 07 Episode 28 - Property Auctions in 2026
In this episode, Ruban Selvanayagam from Property Solvers / Property Solvers Auctions chats with with Simon Misiewicz from Optimise Accountants, taking a detailed look at property auctions in 2026.
Ruban explains why more sellers are turning to auctions for speed, certainty and a reduced risk of fall-throughs, especially where properties are tenanted, unusual, in need of work or difficult to sell through a standard estate agency (private treaty) route. He also explains how auctions can help sellers achieve a stronger result than a fast cash sale (Property Solvers' core business), while still offering a faster and more structured process.
The discussion also covers the buyer’s perspective, including the opportunity to access deals that often don't appear on the open market, the importance of understanding guide prices, reserves, bidding strategy and the need to carry out proper due diligence before committing.
Ruban walks through the key differences between traditional (28-day) auction and the modern method of auction (56-days), legal packs, deposits, buyer fees and what happens after the hammer falls. He also discusses financing, including cash purchases, bridging loans and the risks of relying on mortgage finance in an auction setting.

#propertyauctions #propertysolversauctions #propertysales #sellhousefast #rubanselvanayagam

LINKS (RESOURCES) REFERRED TO IN THE PODCAST
Property Solvers Auction
Optimise Accountants
Optimise Accountants Youtube Channel
Follow Simon Misiewicz on LinkedIn

TIMESTAMPS
00:10 - Introduction to Property Solvers Auctions
01:22 - Why buyers and sellers use auctions
01:45 - Auction opportunities for property buyers
02:45 - Speed and certainty compared with estate agents (private treaty)
04:38 - Traditional 28-day auction process explained
05:32 - Why more landlords are selling through auctions in 2026
06:24 - Pricing auction properties competitively
07:35 - Auctions as a solution for chain break issues
09:08 - Buyer benefits of Property Solvers Auctions
11:29 - First-time auction buyer guidance
11:59 - Online auctions and legal pack checks
13:45 - Spotting auction legal pack red flags
15:40 - Understanding auction bidding and proxy bids
17:28 - Current buyer’s market in auctions
18:54 - Financing auction property purchases
19:25 - Modern method auction and mortgage finance
20:22 - Bridging finance risks and exit planning
21:45 - Key auction takeaways for buyers
22:14 - How to contact Property Solvers Auctions
23:11 - Join Property Solvers' investor list
23:56 - Final thoughts for auction buyers and sellers
25 min
January 22, 2025 Episode 27 - Taxes When Buying or Selling at Property Auctions
Ruban Selvanayagam from quick sale specialists and regulated auctioneer Property Solvers speaks again with Simon Misiewicz, founder of Optimise Accountants – delving into the nitty-gritty of property taxes when buying and selling auctions.

Simon runs through his initial thoughts on Chancellor Rachel Reeves' October 2024 budget and its impact on landlords and property investors. He goes on to discuss the increased Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) rates alongside how to leverage exemptions and reliefs to minimise your tax liability as an auction buyer.

Simon also shares insights on tax saving strategies for auction buyers like buying uninhabitable or mixed-use properties, commercial acquisitions and navigating the pros and cons of purchasing property portfolios via limited company and other corporate structures.

The discussion also touches on tax-deductible costs and some tips if you're selling at auction – particularly with regards to Capital Gains Tax (CGT) when selling personally-owned properties and Corporation Tax with assets owned in a Limited company.

#propertyauctionstax #tax #buyingatauctiontax #sellingatauctiontax #propertyauctions

LINKS (RESOURCES) REFERRED TO IN THE PODCAST
Optimise Accountants
Optimise Accountants Youtube Channel
Follow Simon Misiewicz on LinkedIn
RELEVANT LINKS
Property Solvers Investor Profiling
Become an Auction Partner
Property Solvers (Sell House Fast)
Property Solvers (We Buy Any House)
Property Solvers Auctions
Property Auctions News
How to Value Your House

TIMESTAMPS
00:10 - Introduction to Simon Misiewicz (of Optimise Accountants) and tax implications for auction property transactions
00:32 - Impact of the Labour (October 2024) budget on landlords and property investors
02:03 - Shift in the market as amateur landlords sell and the industry professionalises
02:12 - Key features of the budget affecting property investors and auction buyers
06:03 - Overview of the revised stamp duty regime
07:18 - New 5% surcharge for UK property investors and auction buyers and its impact
10:00 - Stamp duty relief when buying multiple properties
12:08 - Mixed-use properties and their Stamp Duty advantages
14:45 - Saving on stamp duty for uninhabitable properties
17:26 - Exploring chain break properties and their tax implications
19:24 - Importance of consulting accountants before buying property at auction
20:32 - Claiming stamp duty rebates retrospectively
22:03 - Stamp duty rules for commercial acquisitions and land purchases at auction
25:18 - Minimising taxes when acquiring properties at auction
28:38 - Buying TLC properties and leveraging refurbishment for tax relief
30:21 - Using BRRR strategies and tax considerations for limited companies
31:31 - Offsettable costs when buying properties at auction
33:41 - Tax treatment of costs for companies vs. individuals
34:09 - Capital Gains Tax strategies for landlords selling personally owned properties
36:58 - Common mistakes in calculating Capital Gains Tax
38:52 - Keeping records of transactional costs to reduce tax liabilities
40:04 - Buying properties through companies and tax advantages
41:24 - Due diligence when acquiring companies with property assets
42:56 - How to connect with Simon Misiewicz and Optimise Accountants
44 min
December 09, 2024 Episode 26 - Property Crowdfunding with Atuksha Poonwassie
Ruban Selvanayagam from fast sale and auction specialists Property Solvers speaks with Atuksha Poonwassie, MD and co-founder of Simple Crowdfunding. As director of the UK Crowdfunding Association, Atuksha brings a wealth of expertise, blending technical know-how with a passion for property.
We explore how Simple Crowdfunding became one of the first platforms in the UK to empower property developers and investors alike. From demystifying the crowdfunding process – where small financial contributions can fund property projects of all sizes – to understanding its role in bridging gaps in traditional financing, this conversation sheds light on a sector transforming property investment.
We delve into equity versus peer-to-peer lending, what types of investors can get involved, and the regulatory landscape shaped by the FCA. Atuksha also shares insights into the due diligence processes that ensure project integrity and explains how crowdfunding offers opportunities for everyone, from seasoned investors to those just starting out.
Ruban and Atuksha also run through some of the projects on the Simple Crowdfunding platform, including modular builds and assisted living developments whilst discussing the future of property crowdfunding, with technologies like AI and blockchain set to make their mark.

#PropertyCrowdfunding #Crowdfunding #PropertyInvestment #PropertyInvesting #PropertyInvest

LINKS (RESOURCES) REFERRED TO IN THE PODCAST
Simple Crowdfunding
Follow Atuksha Poonwassie on LinkedIn
Follow Davin Poonwassie on LinkedIn
RELEVANT LINKS
Property Solvers Investor Profiling
Become an Auction Partner
Property Solvers (Sell House Fast)
Property Solvers (We Buy Any House)
Property Solvers Auctions
Property Auctions News
How to Value Your House

TIMESTAMPS
00:10 - Introduction of Atuksha Poonwassie and Simple Crowdfunding
00:23 - Atuksha's background in CRM and property investment
02:32 - Founding Simple Crowdfunding in 2013
03:03 - Overview of crowdfunding in the property sector
04:58 - How crowdfunding works for property projects
07:02 - Onboarding process for property crowdfunding investors
07:38 - Definitions of sophisticated and high-net-worth investors
09:06 - Accessibility of crowdfunding for all property investor types
10:02 - Learning while investing in property projects
11:45 - Opportunities for aspiring developers to learn
12:41 - Challenges faced by early crowdfunding platforms
14:38 - FCA regulation changes and platform closures
16:13 - Evolving regulations in the crowdfunding space
16:58 - Simple Crowdfunding’s dual approach: equity and peer-to-peer
17:49 - Explanation of equity investments in property crowdfunding
19:26 - Risks and returns associated with crowdfunded equity investments
22:04 - Overview of peer-to-peer lending for property projects
24:19 - Choosing between equity and peer-to-peer investments
25:30 - Due diligence process for developers and projects
28:02 - Challenges faced by property developers in recent years
29:09 - Why developers choose crowdfunding over bridging finance
31:33 - Handling project challenges and delays transparently
34:14 - Typical timelines for crowdfunding property projects
36:38 - Expected returns for equity and peer-to-peer investments
37:39 - Examples of recent crowdfunding property projects
39:37 - The future of property crowdfunding and emerging technologies
41:15 - Benefits of crowdfunding for aspiring property investors
42:08 - How to contact Atuksha and find out more about Simple Crowdfunding
43 min
November 26, 2024 Episode 25 - Empty Property Hunting (with Simon Taylor)
In this episode, Ruban Selvanayagam from national homebuying company Property Solvers delves into the fascinating world of empty property finding with Simon Taylor, the driving force behind Empty Property Hunters. Simon's unique approach focuses on uncovering abandoned and neglected properties, reconnecting them with owners, and giving them a new lease of life.

With a rich background in estate agency and a passion for adding value to properties, Simon shares the journey that led him to focus on empty homes. From tracing owners across continents to dealing with complex probate cases and sentimental attachments, Empty Property Hunters is on a mission to bring these dormant assets back into use.

Simon highlights some shocking statistics: over 300,000 homes in England alone are sitting empty, a number that dwarfs the country's homeless population. He shares the challenges and quirks of this niche market, such as uncovering properties left abandoned for decades or persuading owners who aren’t motivated by money to consider selling.

This episode is packed with insights, from spotting the telltale signs of an empty property to how Simon's team uses everything from neighbourly chats to advanced tools like Ancestry to track down elusive owners.

#EmptyProperty #EmptyProperties #FindEmptyProperty #EmptyPropertyHunters #WeBuyAnyHouse

LINKS (RESOURCES) REFERRED TO IN THE PODCAST
Empty Property Hunters
Follow Simon Taylor on LinkedIn
RELEVANT LINKS
Property Solvers Investor Profiling
Become an Auction Partner
Property Solvers (Sell House Fast)
Property Solvers (We Buy Any House)
Property Solvers Auctions
Property Auctions News
How to Value Your House

TIMESTAMPS
00:10 - Introduction of Simon Taylor from Empty Property Hunters
00:21 - Background of Simon’s career and passion for property
00:54 - Founding and growing of Empty Property Hunters
02:58 - Encouraging public involvement in reporting empty homes
03:59 - Discussion of the scale of empty homes in England
04:30 - Importance of repurposing abandoned properties
05:21 - Common reasons properties remain empty
06:54 - Challenges with owners not motivated by money
07:40 - Costs associated with leaving properties empty
08:33 - Risks of squatters in empty properties
09:49 - Explanation of Bona Vacantia and ownerless properties
12:31 - Process of selling ownerless properties through auctions
12:59 - Common signs of empty homes
14:29 - Appearance of properties deceiving actual occupancy
15:02 - Simon’s process of tracing empty property owners
16:32 - Neighbours as a valuable source of information
17:42 - Tools and techniques used for finding property owners
19:10 - Joint ventures and incentives for identifying empty homes
20:58 - Submitting property leads to Empty Property Hunters
22:07 - Addressing the issue of widespread empty homes
23:55 - Increasing number of empty properties across the UK
24:14 - Potential for repurposing commercial properties
25:26 - Conclusion and how to report empty properties
26 min
November 04, 2024 Episode 24 - Buying and Selling Short Lease Properties
In this episode, Ruban Selvanayagam dives deep into the world of short lease properties with Jason Patterson, the Short Lease Flat Mentor. Jason has been operating in the property investing world for over 20 years, starting with flats in North London when houses were financially out of reach. Through his journey, he discovered the critical steps top follow when extending leases, particularly the "marriage value" that impacts properties with leases below 80 years.

Jason shares his firsthand experience of extending leases and the strategies he’s developed, including voluntary and Section 42 notices to maximise property value. He highlights the complexities involved, from liaising with freeholders to ensuring optimum due diligence when buying short lease properties alongside tips on how to sell properties . We’ll also touch on his adaptive methods during market shifts and how he navigated through challenges like the 2008 credit crunch.

Additionally, we discuss the 2024 Leasehold and Freehold Reform, its potential impact on the property market and why implementation may take up to five years due to legal challenges. Jason offers advice for sellers on extending leases to optimise property prices and shares how he scales his business through networking, direct vendor approaches, and strong partnerships with industry contacts.

#ShortLeaseFlats #ShortLeaseProperties #BuyingShortLeaseFlats #SellingShortLeaseFlats #LeaseholdandFreeholdReformAct

LINKS (RESOURCES) REFERRED TO IN THE PODCAST
Leasehold and Freehold Reform Act 2024
Selling a Flat with a Short Lease
Follow Jason Patterson on LinkedIn
RELEVANT LINKS
Property Solvers Investor Profiling
Become an Auction Partner
Property Solvers (Sell House Fast)
Property Solvers (We Buy Any House)
Property Solvers Auctions
Property Auctions News
How to Value Your House

TIMESTAMPS
00:10 - Introduction of Jason Patterson and his expertise
00:22 - Jason’s greeting and start of conversation
00:56 - Jason shares his property journey background
02:25 - Challenges and strategies during the credit crunch
04:09 - Buying and extending leases experience explained
05:04 - Solicitors' role in flagging short leases
06:27 - Evaluating properties with short leases strategy
07:39 - Approach to determining lease extension costs
08:23 - Contacting freeholders and surveyors for costs
09:42 - Freeholder cooperation in providing information
10:35 - Vendor cooperation in obtaining lease details
11:13 - Steps to minimise risk when buying short leases
11:46 - Explanation of section 42 lease notice
12:34 - Process of using section 42 in transactions
13:45 - Example of simultaneous purchase and lease extension
14:42 - Importance of checking legal pack validity
15:48 - Variability in freeholder response times
16:40 - Using surveyors for lease extension negotiations
17:13 - Tips for sellers to optimise short lease sales
18:31 - Short lease property considerations for buyers
19:30 - Navigating lending challenges for short leases
20:36 - Mortgage and bridging finance for short leases
21:31 - Assessing risk and timing for lease extensions
22:37 - Overview of the Leasehold Reform Act 2024
23:57 - Main benefits of new lease extension rules
24:30 - Removal of the two-year ownership rule
25:52 - Abolishment of marriage value and its impact
26:42 - Legal challenges slowing down the reform
28:02 - Potential delays and political impacts discussed
29:12 - Jason’s approach to sourcing short lease properties
30:35 - Direct connections with councils and housing associations
30:50 - Using property tools and platforms for sourcing
31:18 - Best resources for leasehold sector updates
32:22 - Jason’s social media presence and speaking events
33:23 - Conclusion and final insights
35 min
October 01, 2024 Episode 23 - Can Blockchain Transform Property Buying and Selling?
In this episode, Property Solvers' Ruban Selvanayagam is joined by Neil Singer, founder of the online property sales platform, Click to Purchase. Neil, a qualified chartered surveyor with extensive experience in commercial property transactions, has been a pioneer in incorporating blockchain technology into the UK property market.

Listeners will hear about Neil's career journey, starting with traditional methods of property sales and leading to his groundbreaking work in transforming the buying and selling process. He shares how the financial crash of 2008 led him to explore digital tools, which eventually resulted in the creation of Click to Purchase - a platform that uses blockchain to offer quick, legally-binding property transactions with full transparency.

Throughout the conversation, Neil explains how blockchain technology ensures secure, immutable transactions, and the impact of this innovation on the property industry. He also discusses the limitations of blockchain in real estate and why he believes the future lies in the power of data sharing rather than blockchain hype.

This episode is packed with insights into the evolving landscape of real estate, the practical applications of cutting-edge technology, and Neil’s vision for how the property market will continue to change in the coming years.

#BlockchainProperty #BlockRealEstate #SellProperty #BuyProperty #SellHouse #SellHomes #BuyHomes

LINKS (RESOURCES) REFERRED TO IN THE PODCAST
Click to Purchase
SV International Network
Follow Neil Singer on LinkedIn
RELEVANT LINKS
Property Solvers Investor Profiling
Become an Auction Partner
Property Solvers (Sell House Fast)
Property Solvers (We Buy Any House)
Property Solvers Auctions
Property Auctions News
How to Value Your House
TIMESTAMPS

00:10 - Introduction of Neil Singer and Click to Purchase property sales platform
00:56 - Neil’s career background in property sales
02:03 - Transition from traditional property sales to online (including auctions)
02:53 - Development of Click to Purchase and blockchain in real estate
04:02 - Rise in online property sales post-Covid
04:47 - Explanation of blockchain’s origin and use
05:54 - Blockchain’s immutability and distributed ledger
08:32 - Blockchain prevents alterations in transactions
11:07 - Blockchain security benefits via distributed ledger
12:25 - Blockchain application in property transactions
14:45 - Explanation of digital wallets and cryptocurrency
15:35 - How Click to Purchase property sales work
18:44 - Transparency in the Click to Purchase process
20:51 - UK vs international property buying processes
21:22 - Property surveys and due diligence in transactions
22:14 - Click to Purchase’s international network expansion
23:23 - Regulatory adjustments for blockchain across jurisdictions
24:30 - Neil’s involvement in digital document execution
26:27 - Limitations and future of blockchain technology
29:05 - Anti-money laundering challenges for blockchain
30:32 - Lack of backing for cryptocurrency explained
32:28 - Transition to technology-driven property transactions
33:55 - Tokenisation syndication and real estate investments
36:56 - Resistance to technology adoption in property industry
38:49 - Importance of data in property industry
40:00 - Closing and how to contact Neil Singer
41 min
August 19, 2024 Episode 22 - Digitising Property Sales (with Maria Harris of the Open Property Data Association)
Ruban Selvanayagam of fast home sales specialists Property Solvers speaks with Maria Harris of the Open Property Data Association (OPDA) about progress being made in digitising the UK home buying and selling process.

Maria outlines her background, including her experience in creating the UK’s first digital mortgage with Atom Bank. The conversation delves into the slow progress in digitising property transactions despite government efforts, with the average time to complete a house purchase increasing from 12 weeks in 2005 to 22 weeks in 2024.

The discussion highlights the fragmented nature of the current system, where different stakeholders operate in silos and rely on outdated, paper-based processes. Maria goes on to explain how the OPDA is focused on creating "open data" standards and a common infrastructure (namely the Property Data Trust Framework) to enable seamless data sharing across the property industry.

She notes the involvement of major lenders like Lloyds Banking Group and Nationwide, who are beginning to adopt these standards. The government’s role - particularly through the Smart Data roadmap and the Digital Information and Smart Data Bill - is also discussed as crucial in supporting these efforts to make the property transaction process more transparent, efficient and consumer-friendly.

#OpenPropertyDataAssociation #OPDA #HouseSales #DigitisingPropertySales #SellHouse #SellHomes #BuyHomes #BuyProperty
LINKS (RESOURCES) REFERRED TO IN THE PODCAST
Open Property Data Association (OPDA)
Follow Open Property Data Association on LinkedIn
Follow Maria Harris on LinkedIn
RELEVANT LINKS
Property Solvers Investor Profiling
Become an Auction Partner
Property Solvers (Sell House Fast)
Property Solvers (We Buy Any House)
Property Solvers Auctions
Property Auctions News
How to Value Your House
TIMESTAMPS
00:10 - Introduction to Maria Harris of the Open Property Data Association (OPDA)
00:23 - Overview of digital transformation in property
00:52 - Maria's background and career journey
02:01 - Maria's role in creating a digital mortgage with Atom Bank
03:00 - Challenges in home buying process digitisation
04:28 - Discussion on the slow progress in digitising home buying and selling
04:43 - The government's response to digital transformation
05:34 - Silos in the property industry
06:24 - Need for digitizing property data at source
07:23 - The slow progress and compounded challenges
08:32 - Open Property Data Association's role explained
09:01 - Importance of seamless collaboration in the property industry
09:59 - The limitations of current property data sharing methods
10:52 - Expanding beyond initial property data requirements
11:30 - Need for common standards in property industry
12:53 - Lack of unified standards in property transactions
13:43 - Efforts to create open standards and Schemas
14:26 - Pilot projects and proof of concept discussed
15:10 - Explanation of data Schema and its importance
16:47 - How data standards enable seamless transactions
17:34 - Importance of data trust and provenance
18:39 - Preventing property transaction fall-throughs
19:44 - Industry's openness to digital transformation
20:48 - Misconceptions about digital transformation in property addressed
21:49 - Cultural challenges in changing industry practices
22:44 - Collaborations with major lenders like Lloyds and Nationwide
23:00 - How lenders are adopting open standards
24:07 - Property Data Trust Framework (PDTF) discussed
24:30 - Government support for digital property initiatives
25:00 - Collaboration with government departments
26:00 - Role of digital identity in property transactions
26:45 - Government commitment to digital transformation
27:38 - Recent progress in digital property initiatives
28:00 - How to stay updated on industry developments
29:12 - Encouraging progress in digital property efforts
29:41 - Closing thoughts on speeding up property sales
30:01 - Maria's goals for improving the property journey
31 min
August 07, 2024 Episode 21 - The Ongoing Effects of Section 24 (with Simon Misiewicz of Optimise Accountants)
Ruban Selvanayagam of cash home buyers and auctioneers Property Solvers speaks with Simon Misiewicz of Optimise Accountants on the continued effects of Section 24 of the Finance Act 2015 (which limits mortgage interest relief for buy-to-let landlords).

They discuss the exposure to greater tax liabilities (especially for higher-rate taxpayers), how basic rate taxpayers could still be pushed into a higher tax bracket due to increased rental income, the likelihood of a reversal of the legislation as well as the contiguous challenges landlords are facing (including rising mortgage rates and the difficulty of remortgaging), which has led some to sell properties or incorporate them into limited companies to mitigate tax burdens.

Simon goes on to run through potential strategies, including investing through Limited Companies / Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV) structures and strategically selling less profitable properties. Simon also warns about the risks and uncertainties associated with incorporation relief, emphasising the importance of thorough financial planning and consultation with accountants. The conversation concludes with advice on the importance of regularly reviewing property portfolios and making informed decisions to navigate the evolving landlord tax landscape.

#PropertyInvestment #Section24 #TenantTax #LandlordTax #LandlordAccounting #LandlordTaxAdvice #BuyToLetAccounting #BuyToLetTaxAdvice
LINKS (RESOURCES) REFERRED TO IN THE PODCAST
Optimise Accountants
Section 24 (Finance Act 2015) Legislation
Property Solvers' Post on Section 24
RELEVANT LINKS
Property Solvers Investor Profiling
Become an Auction Partner
Property Solvers (Sell House Fast)
Property Solvers (We Buy Any House)
Property Solvers Auctions
Property Auctions News
How to Value Your House
TIMESTAMPS
00:00 - Introduction
00:23 - Explanation and overview of Section 24's impact
04:05 - Section 24's impact on different taxpayers
05:56 - Landlords raising rents and tax implications
07:10 - Government's intent behind Section 24
07:56 - Market consequences of Section 24
08:49 - (Un)likelihood of reversing Section 24
09:43 - Importance of strategic financial planning
11:37 - Challenges with remortgaging and selling
13:01 - Alternative strategies for dealing with Section 24
14:18 - Benefits and complexities of incorporation
17:07 - Implications of incorporation
18:16 - Professional valuations for market value
19:18 - Risks and uncertainties in incorporation relief
20:25 - HMRC scrutiny of incorporation relief
21:47 - Considering incorporation's payback period
22:35 - Analysis needed before incorporating properties
23:01 - Relevance of the "Ramsey" case
25:04 - HMRC's unclear stance on incorporation relief
26:12 - Caution against incorporating portfolios
26:31 - Increasing HMRC scrutiny on landlords
27:32 - Opportunities despite market challenges
28:09 - Building portfolios within limited companies
29:19 - Need for regular strategic investment reviews
30:19 - Adapting to changing economic (and buy-to let investment) conditions
30:59 - Anticipating future tax obligations
32:14 - Optimism for increased rental demand
33:32 - Rising rents and landlord market exit
34:38 - Optimise Accountants' focus on property
35:20 - Contacting Optimise Accountants
36:21 - Work with accountants for tax planning and advice
37:25 - Closing remarks and recommendations
38 min
July 31, 2024 Episode 20 - Creating Efficiencies in the House Sales Process (with Robert May of SSTC Ltd)
Ruban Selvanayagam from Property Solvers speaks with Robert May from My SSTC on the topic of creating efficiencies in the property sales process. May, who has a background in tech for estate agencies, discussed his latest venture, My SSTC, which aims to make properties contract-ready before they are marketed. This approach can save a minimum of three weeks off the post Memorandum of Sale and reduce the number of sales that fall through. The company uses a unique property reference number to create a single URL for all properties being transacted, allowing all relevant information to be accessed in one place. May is currently seeking feedback from stakeholders in the industry to refine the system.

#housesales #efficienthousesales #sellmyhouse #buyahouse #sellhousefast #webuyanyhouse

LINKS (RESOURCES) REFERRED TO IN THE PODCAST

My SSTC
Robert May on LinkedIn

RELEVANT LINKS
Property Solvers Investor Profiling
Become an Auction Partner
Property Solvers (Sell House Fast)
Property Solvers (We Buy Any House)
Property Solvers Auctions
Property Auctions News
How to Value Your House
41 min
July 09, 2024 Episode 19 - Buying and Selling Houses of Multiple Occupation (HMOs)
Ruban Selvanayagam of Property Solvers speaks with House of Multiple Occupation (HMO) sales specialist Richard Nicholls. They delve into the current state of this niche sector, the realities of investing, finance, the risks of overleveraging, over-egged commercial valuations, "ready made" HMOs, maximising returns, the various HMO investment strategies, valuations and London HMOs.

#hmos #housesofmultipleoccupation #propertyinvest #sellmyHMO #buyingHMOs

LINKS (RESOURCES) REFERRED TO IN THE PODCAST

How to Sell Your House at Auction (Property Solvers)
Sell House at Auction - A Complete Guide (Property Auctions News)
Buy Auction Property (Property Solvers Auction)
What is an Auction Legal Pack (Property Solvers Auctions)
Auction Legal Pack - A Complete Guide (Property Auctions News)
Modern Method of Auction (Property Solvers Auctions)
Modern Method of Auction (Property Solvers News)
HMO Sales Expert
Richard Nicholls on LinkedIn

RELEVANT LINKS
Property Solvers Investor Profiling
Become an Auction Partner
Property Solvers (Sell House Fast)
Property Solvers (We Buy Any House)
Property Solvers Auctions
Property Auctions News
How to Value Your House
52 min

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