Well done Jon, brilliant deal

Well done Jon fantastic deal

This is awesome

Great deal

Wow! very good for you and great information. Pls could you share your interior designers, and the masterclass you took etc. (advisers, etc... that would promote them/their work as well). For myself, I'm looking for an amazing interior designer I could work with. TIA

Thanks so much latest updates.

if there's a mortgage in place will the mortgage company allow this scenario?? I've always wondered if the mortgage company who will have a charge on the property is keen for it to pass to Joe Bloggs for 5/7 years

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Very good strategy, honestly I have never heard about it

As a landlord Id rather sell it for 85% of valuation through we-buy-any-house sort of an investor or sell it on auction than enter into this PLO. Also, why would landlord deal with the lenders this way?

Paid. Get paid to live in the property.

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What's the website for the PIN?

Great video😊All the best Sir.

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very informative. thank you

VERY inspiring but there's NO WAY I would rent a room to anybody I hadn't interviewed at rent and met in person. I take the view that HMOs are not about who you let in but who you KEEP OUT. (I ran two large HMOs successfully.) HMOs are not about letting rooms but rather, matching people. I wonder, do you have tenant issues (eg personality clashes?).

Great and helpful video. However, I can't find the book on amazon

Very insightful - congratulations to Michelle and thanks for sharing!

Thank you!

At one time the public sector was paid low, as they had job security. The private sector was volatile and paid well, but you had low job security. Now the tax payers support the bloated private sector and get less and less in return.

I think interest rates will nudge higher. I've been putting in offers on houses for first time buyer for a home. In my area Bristol it's the 2nd most expensive in the country. I can get 30% down payment but I'm refusing to pay for these silly asking prices.

Just checked your predictions last year for 2024. House prices down and interest rates 3-4%. Just shows how hard this stuff is. Fair play for saddling back up for 2025.

Short term rentals is where it’s at- it’s just so many restrictions and it’s now beginning to be more tenant friendly

Save a copy for me when it is published.

Will this make the boat go faster? That's important.

Thank you.

Hi Simon am.lucky yes

This looks like a life changing opportunity!! :)

Thank you for inviting me to share my story

Like property you need knowledge. We benefitted from Simon’s Mastermind and are now Bitcoin investors but learning with an expert. So property gave us a replacement income for our day jobs, now Bitcoin is a long term play to invest profit that’s given us huge returns. Knowledge reduces risk. “Crypto” is not Bitcoin

Completely agree. I went straight back to the seller and negotiated an extra £8k off the price as SDLT changed during the buying of the current property.

Fabulous chat. I’m proud to be your friend and JV partner. Sounds dramatic when I say “ do it like your ( way of) life ( or others lives) depends on it”, but you will not witness a better example of leadership and peak performance than this interview. You made my day watching this. You know how much you changed my life too. Btw, anyone else watching…. I invested because Ruth has values, purpose and grit. Guess what…people with that cosmic cocktail have higher dopamine levels…it the thing that literally drives you to take action. Here’s to a new year of the ultimate ROI….. Return On Impact

I think interest rates will fall, but not by very much, perhaps by 0.5% by the end of 2025, as ir would appear that Trump has ideas thar are inflationary.

House price rise average of 3%. Interest rates to reduce by the year end by 0.25% be nice to see them at 4% but I’m not expecting that until 2026.

My goal for the 2025 is to buy 3 to 4 properties. Ideally two service accommodation. I have booked my pin meeting in January,

Hi Simon. My goal for 2025 is buying my first 4 Properties to achieve financial independence and Property Business Operational Capacity to enable me to travel to the UK every quarter

MMA In February 👍🏻

it is still profitable

It is still worth it if you have a decent portfolio ,but If I was starting out as a landlord I’d be thinking hard about it, I’m down to 6% from 8% but I’m still making money so I will stick with it for now but I’m not buying anymore houses stamp duty rip off is killing it now that was the last nail,

I am a basic rate tax payer and have now bought 3 properties, in my own name which was not a good idea but its too expensive to change to a company at the moment. The refurbs and rewire will mean i wont pay tax this year and hopefully next but with tax on the mortgage bar the 20% you are allowed and the rent it might not be a great plan in a few years time. Im not going to buy any more and shall have to see what sort of return i get. They are all good houses so should sell at a profit if rental does not get me any decent return.I wish I had been given this advice before buying in my name but thank you for this video.

How many properties is required to form a company?

Please help- I've bought my first 3 properties in my own name- I didn't know about section 24, limited companies etc and because I'm a higher band tax payer my net profit is zero. What can I do? If I sell my properties and start again in a limited company I pay capital gains tax when I sell and stamp duty when buying again. Where do I go from here? Please can you help. Thank you.

Too right, only if you fully own the property outright is it worth it, the banks want too mutch

Imagine if the government say from tomorrow companies will not be allowed to deduct their interest as an expense! I mean that would be a crazy situation, and will cripple the industry

Hi, Simon. I attended your accelerator programme from October 10 to 12 and had a chance to chat with you as well! I have 150k to invest! I really want to replace my retail business income ASAP. What strategy would you strongly recommend to me? Many thanks for considering my request.

January is tax month

Thanks, Simon. Great video, very insightful. All the lessons are important, but one that sticks out for me- employ good management. You don't have to run everything yourself.

Yes Simon lesson learned but it is already too late cos I invested at the beginning of my property business.😢

Thanks Simon, amazing lessons