Here's where to go: 🙋 Intros: say hello and tell us your story 💬 Discussions: talk property, deals and everything in between 🤔 Questions: stuck on something? Ask here and we'll help 💡 Learnings: share what interesting you've picked up from the lessons and calls 🎉 WINS: first lesson done, first milestone reached, first agent call, first deal pack, first fee. Post it all here 📢 Announcements & News: call times, new lessons and updates from us Your first 3 steps: 1️⃣ Post in 🙋 Intros and tell us where you're from, why you decided to join and what you're hoping to achieve 2️⃣ Get talking! Reply to 2-3 other introductions! Make some friends and get to know each other. 3️⃣ Ask your questions in the 🤔 Questions. We will include your enquiries in the upcoming lessons. ‼️Add your Instagram, TikTok or LinkedIn to your Skool profile. This community is a great place for networking, make the best of it! Through our consulting service we've had over 1,000 applications from people who wanted to invest in property. Only about 10% could go ahead, and most of the rest had the same problem: not enough capital. But investing is not the only way to make money with property. We are here to show you how. 2nd of Novermber the learning starts! Property moves faster when you're around people chasing the same thing. Put effort into being part of this community and you'll get there a lot quicker than doing it on your own.

Our onboarding call is just around the corner! You should have received an email reminder. If you haven't, here is the link https://www.skool.com/live/ncDgCdgGXB9 You can also find the call link in the Calendar tab or via the notification at the top of your screen, which reminds you that the call starts in 2 hours. Make sure to join using the link through your Skool account so the platform recognises you as a member! See you there!

The Budget came out on Wednesday and there's one part of it you need to know about if you're going to be sending deals to investors. From April 2027, landlords who own property in their own name will pay 24%, 44% or 49% tax on their rental profit, depending on their tax band. Today it's 20%, 40% and 45%. Landlords who buy through a limited company aren't affected, because a company pays Corporation Tax instead. Stamp duty and Capital Gains Tax haven't changed. You might be thinking, I'm not a landlord yet, so why does this matter? Because your buyers are. Every investor you speak to over the next few months will have seen the headlines, and some of them will ask you if the numbers still stack up. Expect to hear "should I buy this in a company?" a lot more. And that’s why you should keep an eye on the Budget changes for how they affect not just you, but your clients, investors etc. Personally, I think this cuts both ways for sourcers. Some landlords will have had enough and sell, which means more stock for you to find. The investors who stay will be pickier, so the deals you send need to be strong ones. We'll go through this and a lot more on the kick-off call on Tuesday 3rd November. I'll fill you in on what's happening in the community and what's coming next, and there'll be plenty of time for your questions. I'd love to see you all there. Thanks, James