Property Investors Podcast

FREE Training & More : Click HereAre HMRC's New Powers A Privacy Invasion or Necessary Measure? In this episode of the Property Investors Podcast, Russell and Anna Leeds discuss the shocking new powers of HMRC and their potential impact on property investors and the landlord community. They explore the introduction and implications of AI software, 'Connect', detailing how it meticulously monitors various financial aspects including bank accounts, social media, DVLA records, and more. The duo debates the ethical concerns around privacy invasion versus tax compliance, and the practicality of these measures in preventing tax evasion. They also provide tips on how to manage these changes and ensure compliance with tax laws.00:00 Introduction to the Property Investors Podcast00:01 HMRC's New Powers: An Overview01:19 The Connect System: AI in Tax Surveillance02:18 Global Bank Account Monitoring05:58 Social Media and Lifestyle Scrutiny07:34 AI and Privacy Concerns08:12 Comparing Tax Evasion to Theft09:01 AI's Impact on Personal and Business Finances09:59 Alexa and Modern Surveillance12:54 Grouping and Analyzing Taxpayers14:45 The Power of Financial Control15:20 The Move Towards a Cashless Society15:54 Global Perspectives on Cash Usage17:33 Property and Tax Regulations18:49 The Role of Technology in Tax Enforcement20:33 The Consequences of Tax Evasion26:17 Tips for Managing Your Taxes27:49 Final Thoughts and AdviceFOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA:https://www.instagram.com/russellleeds/https://www.instagram.com/anna.n.leeds/

Landlords in England face huge new fines in 2026, up to £35,000 per offence and many of them apply even if you didn’t mean to break the law.FREE Training & More : Click hereIn this episode, we explain the new landlord rules for 2026, the Renters’ Rights changes, and the most common mistakes that trigger fines under the Housing Acts.What you’ll learn:• When landlords can be fined £35,000 for unlawful eviction or harassment• Why fixed-term tenancies are no longer allowed• How to legally regain possession in 2026 (and what NOT to do)• The £6,000 mistakes landlords make just by saying the wrong thing• “Selling” or “moving in” grounds that can trigger £25k–£30k penalties• HMO, selective licensing, and overcrowding fines explained simply• Why many landlord offences are strict liability, intent doesn’t matterKey takeaway: You don’t have to be a bad landlord to be fined.You just have to get it wrong.Who this episode is for:Landlords • Property investors • HMO landlords • Accidental landlords • Anyone renting property in England in 2026If you’re a landlord, this episode could save you tens of thousands of pounds.👍 Like📌 Subscribe💬 Comment with questions for future episodesFOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA:https://www.instagram.com/russellleeds/https://www.instagram.com/anna.n.leeds/

Property investing is changing fast. The Bank of England has just cut interest rates to 3.75%. The “cash is king” era is ending and smart leverage is back. But here’s the problem… 👉 Not all property markets will benefit. 👉 Some areas will quietly destroy your cashflow. 👉 Others will create serious wealth over the next few years. In this episode, we break down exactly where the numbers stack up in 2026 and where they don’t. FREE Training & More : https://linktr.ee/russellleeds FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA: https://www.instagram.com/russellleeds/ https://www.instagram.com/anna.n.leeds/

FREE Training & More : https://linktr.ee/russellleeds In this episode of the Property Investors Podcast, Russell and Anna Leeds discuss various property scams, highlighted by Russell’s own harrowing experience of being scammed. They delve into how the scam unfolded, offering valuable lessons on how to avoid falling prey to similar schemes in the future. The episode covers various property scams such as fake landlords, dodgy deal sourcers, Ponzi schemes, and scamming builders. They also provide tips on safeguarding oneself when dealing with property transactions and invite listeners to share their own scam stories. Time Stamps 00:00 Welcome to the Property Investors Podcast 00:17 Russell's Scam Story Begins 01:09 The Scam Unfolds: Phone Call from Lloyd's Bank 03:32 Realization and Aftermath 10:04 Lessons Learned and Viewer Engagement 12:31 Introduction to Property Deal Scams 12:39 Dodgy Deal Sources Explained 13:29 The Problem with Deal Sourcing 16:38 Jason Cunningham's Fraudulent Activities 20:09 Ponzi Schemes in Property Investment 21:01 Warning Signs of Fraudulent Deals 21:36 Case Study: Essex and London Properties Scam 22:35 Importance of Legal Protection in Investments 24:37 Personal Experience with a Fraudulent Partner 30:07 Precautions When Dealing with Landlords 34:21 Beware of Cowboy Builders 40:22 Conclusion and Call for Viewer Experiences FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA: https://www.instagram.com/russellleeds/ https://www.instagram.com/anna.n.leeds/

FREE Training & More : https://linktr.ee/russellleeds https://dealsourcr.com/ In this week's episode of the Property Investors Podcast, hosts Russell and Anna Leeds discuss the controversial idea that buy-to-let investments are becoming increasingly unviable. They explore several factors contributing to the decline, such as Section 24 tax changes, rising interest rates, new licensing rules, and the increased costs associated with Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) regulations. The hosts also share real-life examples of landlords facing significant financial losses due to tenant disputes and government regulations. As an alternative to traditional buy-to-let strategies, they recommend offering properties as serviced accommodation. They delve into the advantages of serviced accommodations, including higher rental income and fewer tenant-related issues. They even introduce a handy tool called 'Deal Sourcer' for conducting market research and finding profitable serviced accommodation options. This episode is a must-watch for property investors looking to adapt to the changing landscape and maximize their profits. Time Stamps 00:35 The Decline of Buy-to-Let Investments 01:21 Government Policies Impacting Landlords 03:04 EPC Regulations and Their Impact 05:03 Challenges with Tenant Rights and Rent Arrears 13:07 Exploring Alternatives: Serviced Accommodation 19:20 Exploring New Opportunities for Landlords 19:37 Maximizing Profits with Service Accommodation 19:52 Key Statistics for Evaluating Your Property 20:29 Understanding Occupancy Rates 23:19 Introducing Deal Sourcer: A Powerful Tool 23:49 Case Studies: Warsaw and Windsor 28:49 Target Groups for Service Accommodation 30:50 Personal Experiences and Final Thoughts FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA: https://www.instagram.com/russellleeds/ https://www.instagram.com/anna.n.leeds/