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Landlord database
Hi all, Just seen this from NRLA… Rollout of the new national landlord database will start in December – with landlords to pay £65 per property per year to register. It is mandatory for all private sector landlords in England to sign up to the register, which is being introduced under phase two of the Renters' Rights Act. A full timetable of regional rollouts has now been confirmed, starting in the West Midlands. Click below for more on your registration deadline, and what it means in practice. https://www.nrla.org.uk/news/landlord-database-rollout-to-start-december?utm_campaign=PRS+database+announcement+09%2F09&utm_content=Breaking+news+%7C+Landlord+database%3A+Rollout+to+start+in+December&utm_medium=email&utm_source=GetResponse&utm_term=&gr_m=hRn&gr_co=jEi&gr_s=EUf&gr_x=a62e We will be hosting a free and exclusive member webinar outlining how you can register for the new database on 1st October.
Landlord database
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Great info. Thanks for sharing @Michelle Legg
👋 Welcome to Definitive Wealth 👋
Great to have you here. Whether you're buying your first investment property or building a portfolio, this community was created to help you learn faster, avoid expensive mistakes, and connect with like-minded investors. Here's how to get started. First introduce yourself below 👋 Tell us... Where you are based. Your property experience. Your goals for the next 12 months. Next... 📚 EXPLORE THE CLASSROOM Inside you'll find training, tools, webinars, and resources to help you on your property journey. 💬 ASK QUESTIONS No question is too basic. Property investing can be complex, and we're all here to learn from one another. 🏆 SHARE YOUR WINS Big or small - we'd love to celebrate them with you. 🤝 NETWORK WITH OTHER MEMBERS Some of the best opportunities in property come from the people you meet. SO HERE IS OUR INTRODUCTION: We are Nick and Jamie Barnett, and between us we have over 34 years of property experience across multiple strategies and market cycles totalling £200 million. OUR MISSION IS SIMPLE: To help ordinary people build wealth through property. Now let's get to know you 👇
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@Mark Easton Great to meet you, Mark! 👋🏽 Two deals is a solid foundation, and your goal of securing your first block of 4+ flats over the next 12 months sounds exciting. Wishing you plenty of success, and I’m sure there’ll be some valuable connections and ideas shared along the way. 💪🏽
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@Mark Easton
Next Slam meeting
Hi Guys I was just wondering when the next Slam meeting will go ahead I seem to remember Jamie posting something about it or Skool will take place in the summer months Any news ? Regards Noel
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@Noel Pach
Mortgage Comparison v2.0
I have adjusted the Mortgage Comparison sheet to include percent/amount calc and it also gives you an overall % cost of the finance. Download in Free Resources. Just wanted to share this remortgage illustration with you all. Property is block with shop and 3 flats. Mortgage is with Shawbrook. Interbay are clearly cheaper but if Shawbrook lower legal and valuation fees, it might be better to stay with them. Products I am considering are in Yellow. Last time around, lender's legal fees were £1,813.
Mortgage Comparison v2.0
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Really useful comparison here showing both the headline rate and the overall cost percentage makes it much easier to see which option genuinely offers the best value. @Nick Barnett
Radiators in the kitchen in rear extension
Thinking of kitchen design with small amount of space both from point of view of space constraints and heating the area (kitchen is in single storey extension that houses kitchen/mini hallway/bathroom, currently only bathroom has heating). Would you go kick plate heater or slim vertical full height rad (200mm is the max I could fit?? Both from heating and userproof/user-friendly point? Underfloor heating not an option in this one due to cost/level of refurb
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I'd 𝗹𝗲𝗮𝗻 𝘁𝗼𝘄𝗮𝗿𝗱𝘀 𝗮 𝘀𝗹𝗶𝗺 𝘃𝗲𝗿𝘁𝗶𝗰𝗮𝗹 𝗿𝗮𝗱𝗶𝗮𝘁𝗼𝗿. It's generally more reliable, provides consistent heat, and is easier to maintain than a kickspace heater. Just make sure it's correctly sized for the room's heat loss, especially if the extension has lots of glazing. @Monika Kowalska
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