The Professional Landlord’s Crossroads: Navigating the Next Decade in Stoke-on-Trent & Crewe The UK property landscape is shifting. For the unprepared landlord, the next few years are fraught with risk. The abolition of Section , tightening energy efficiency standards, and rising operational complexities are creating a compliance minefield that could easily cripple amateur investors. But for the strategic professional, this disruption represents the single greatest opportunit

Why Landlords Should NOT Sell Your Rental Property in 2025 With higher interest rates, mortgage costs, and new property regulations , many landlords are considering selling their rental properties. However, history shows that holding onto your property is the smarter financial decision for long-term wealth. Property investors who panic and sell now could be making a costly mistake. Here’s why staying in the game is the best strategy , backed by data, trends, and tax implica

00:32 Hello, and welcome to another episode of the essential property Podcast with your hosts Amanda Woodward and Paul Samuda. Today,we're on episode 43. And we're going to be covering two important topics, which are very relevant at the moment. The first topic is going to bethe ban of section 21, which has been an ongoing discussion for a while now. And the government are talking about bringing that in before the next election. And we're also going to be talking about the pe

00:32 Hello, and welcome to another episode of the essential property podcast. And today's episode is titled How does politics affect residentiallandlords? And the purpose of this podcast was on the back of a conversation this weekend between Paul and I, where I asked thequestion, how does the very, very sad disturbances and disruptions in the Middle East affect UK property? And an hour and a half later, Paulis still explaining to me how it affects UK property. So I said righ