Jim Holland

18/09/2024

I have just come back a 10 day holiday with my family. I had a brilliant time. But i still did work every day while being there.

I was not cracking open the laptop at 07:00 am every day. But I kept ticking over. Being honest it was the perfect balance of resting while keeping on top of stuff. Which has fuelled me up to have a BIG end to the year…and start to next!

25/03/2024

The value in this video is unreal 🧠

Justin Ingrey and Rae Murphy Ingrey drop some HMO knowledge in this video.

Genuinely think you would have to pay thousands to get this information from anyone else 🤣🤣

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11/02/2024

Guys, myself and Dan Holland, did a full breakdown of the dream team that is Chris Clarke Property and Adelle Clarke Property's recent assisted sale flip project.

Chris Clarke Property is fountain of knowledge when it comes to refurbs so you will 100% pick up some tips up from this video.

Don't forget to subscribe if you make it over there 👍

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04/02/2024

A few weeks back myself and Dan Holland went across to Belfast for our mentorship meeting with Danielle Bell. We then had the pleasure of getting shown around Chris Clarke Property and Adelle Clarke Property's flip project.

Check out the video of the whole weekend 👍

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28/01/2024

Latest YouTube video is live people. I couldn’t believe this when I read it 🤣🤣🤣

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25/01/2024

Return on Capital Employed is one of the most important metrics in property investing, but most people struggle to work it out.

We are here to help, and we have created a FREE guide along with a spreadsheet to make it simple to calculate.

Comment "ROCE," and I will get it across to you 👇

21/01/2024

Lots of people in property do not go into the details of how there deals actually perform. I have decided to do a deep in dive into the numbers on our buy to let. Check it out people.

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16/01/2024

The UK is facing a growing rental crisis, and Savills estimates that around £250 billion of investment is needed within the next seven years to address the housing industry's challenges. The estate agency suggests that an additional one million rental homes are required by 2031 to meet the rising demand. Most of these needed homes are expected to be single-family homes rather than blocks of rental flats. While proposals to address the housing crisis often focus on increasing homes built for sale, Savills emphasizes the importance of a positive response across all tenures. The build-to-rent sector can play a crucial role in delivering more homes quickly, attracting investment, and improving energy efficiency in the private rented sector. Currently, £3.5 billion has been spent on building over 10,000 homes specifically designed for renting, but to achieve the required additional one million homes, an investment of £250 billion is estimated. Savills notes that approximately £60 billion is ready to be invested in the UK build-to-rent sector, with a preference for houses over flats. The widening gap between rental supply and demand could lead to rising rents unless there is a substantial increase in new home construction. David Reid, managing director of suburban build-to-rent at Legal & General, emphasizes the importance of delivering diverse residential offerings to accommodate the various households in the market.

Do you think this will happen?

14/01/2024

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12/01/2024

Surge in Rental Demand Amidst Landlord Concerns - What's Next for the Property Market?

In the latest research commissioned by the National Residential Landlords Association (NRLA), a striking revelation unfolds: the demand for rental properties has skyrocketed, reaching an all-time high. A survey conducted by BVA-BDRC indicates that a staggering 71% of landlords reported increased tenant demand in Q3 2023, marking a significant surge from the pre-Covid era.
Key Findings:

Record Demand: The study reveals a substantial increase in demand, with 71% of landlords reporting heightened tenant interest—a notable jump from 65% in the same period last year and a mere 22% in Q3 2019 before the pandemic hit.
Regional Variations: The West Midlands takes the lead with 76% of landlords reporting increased demand, closely followed by Wales (75%) and the South East (excluding London) at 74%.
Supply Challenges: Despite the demand surge, 12% of landlords have opted to sell their properties in Q3 2023, double the number of those purchasing new properties during the same period.

Future Outlook: Looking ahead, 28% of landlords plan to reduce their property portfolio over the next year, posing concerns about a potential supply shortage in the rental market.
Call for Government Intervention: The NRLA warns of a growing supply-demand imbalance that could compromise the purchasing power of tenants. The chief executive, Ben Beadle, emphasises the need for pro-growth tax measures, including the removal of the stamp duty levy on homes for rent and a reversal of mortgage interest relief changes.

Policy Impact: Research by Capital Economics suggests that eliminating the 3% stamp duty levy could result in nearly 900,000 new private rented homes over the next decade, potentially contributing £10 billion to Treasury revenue.
As the rental landscape undergoes significant shifts, the NRLA urges the government to address the challenges faced by landlords and tenants alike.

What do you think the gov't should do?