In this episode we are joined by Property Investor Award winners Malkit Purewal & Sanjay Kumar, who were winners of the PIA Commercial Investor of the Year award. They share their journey in building an established and successful portfolio and also their strategy for working with investors.

Malkit & Sanjay also talk about the importance of credibility and being proactive on social media to raise their profile, while having a consistent message to attract investors.

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Tej Singh invests in property in South Wales. He is also a podcaster and public speaker.

He started his podcast in 2018 to learn from experts in the industry and share his journey in building a portfolio from £0 to £1.3m in nine months, raising £648,000 in private investor finance along the way. He has been following the Buy Refurbish Refinance (Repeat) model.

In this episode, Tej shares his experience in podcasting and social media to build a brand from scratch and how he now attracts great deals and investors while teaching others how to invest.

Links-

https://www.tej-talks.com/

Learn more about the Buy Refurbish Refinance model: https://bit.ly/ypn-total

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Never too young or too old to start out in property!

Joanne Sainsbury, featured in the February edition of YPN, talks to us about starting out on a new journey to build a property portfolio instead of winding down to retire.

This interview goes to show that learning creative strategies for buying and investing in property can be learned at any age. With a lot of enthusiasm and hard work, much can be achieved in your first year as a property newbie.

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Angie Nicholls, featured in the December 2020 issue of YPN magazine, joins us in this episode to share how her background in psychotherapy helps her when deciding who to work with on her property journey.

We discuss how using your gut intuition, common sense combined with rational thinking is vital when doing due diligence. Whether you are assessing a new tenant, investor or joint venture partner, there are key signs to look out for that can guide you to making the right decision.

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In this first episode of 2021, we are joined by Stephen Blunston, who discusses his journey from employee to full time property investor, and the property deals that allowed him to leave the day job.

In the case study, Stephen explains how he found and negotiated two commercial properties next door to each other that he converted to a large HMO + flats. He shares the challenges and successes of getting the deals over the line and how he managed the project throughout the Covid-19 pandemic.

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In this final podcast of 2020, we are joined by Ant Lyons, co-founder of YPN magazine.

In this episode we reflect back on what has been a difficult year for many and discuss how property people have had to adapt to face challenges in the market.

Whilst 2021 is almost impossible to predict, we talk about what we have planned and what we think 2021 will hold for property investors and developers.

All that's left to say is from us and all the team at YPN we wish you a very merry Christmas and a happy, healthy and prosperous New Year.

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Evan Maindonald talks to us about his journey to becoming a successful full time developer.

We discuss his learnings during the early days and how he has managed to make progress to bigger and 'higher end value' projects, even in spite of the challenges during a national lockdown.

He shares lots of learnings so be sure to listen for plenty of inspiration and practical advice.

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Morgan Roberts is a young property entrepreneur who has made the transition from the full time corporate world into property.

In this podcast we discuss with him what his life was like before the transition, what inspired him to take the leap of faith and how his life is different now. He talks about the challenges and also the benefits he has experienced, and how training and support from mentors has helped fast-track his success.

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Sarah Walker is a property investor and landlord. She also has over 30 years' experience as a social housing professional.

In this episode, Sarah talks to Michelle about her investment model, which is structured around a business that provides supported housing for young people leaving the care system. She highlights the opportunities for investors and landlords to get involved in the social housing sector, and the practicalities of doing so.

Sarah's message is an inspirational one. Many of us are attracted to the financial rewards associated with property investment, but this is about more than making money or financial freedom. It is inspiration of another kind - a real way of making a difference in the community.

If you'd like to find out more about property investment and the social housing sector, there's a big feature on the subject in the November 2020 issue of YPN.

Connect with Sarah through her website www.easyrentnow.co.uk or email [email protected].

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As well as investing in property, Karen Sutton-Johal specialises in working with people who struggle with money. Her aim is to help others develop healthy financial habits along with a positive attitude and practice around spending and investing.

As the topic of how to save, spend and invest wisely is rarely taught in schools, many of us have limited skills when it comes to allocating our income for our best interests. That applies to managing the day to day bills, as well as to setting long term goals and creating a financial buffer for the future.

Karen joins us to talk about the different relationships people have around money. It's food for thought!

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