Go behind the scenes and join two experienced property investors discuss the property market, their current deals and developments, planning permission and proven property strategies working right now in today’s market. Listen in and hear Marks in-depth discussion with Chattered Surveyor, Serial Property Investor & Master Class Trainer, Peter Jones.
KEY TAKEAWAYS
BEST MOMENTS“The whole planning system is a game and you just need to know more ways round”
“More recently it’s taken me over 18 months to get planning consent”
“The goal now is to have 2 or 3 projects running at the same time because of how long planning can take to go through”
“Capital values have been rising in certain areas and the Midlands and the North are still playing catch-up to London price rises”
“The property market is like a rollercoaster and property prices follow a ripple effect”
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ABOUT THE HOST
Mark Homer is an entrepreneur investor. He has worked with investment since he was 15 years old using the laws of wealth! He is a spreadsheet analyst with an impressive following from major publications including BBC Radio, The Wall Street Journal, The Independent, and co-authoring the UK’s best-selling property books. Mark has always looked for the best investment vehicle, and at the end of 2007 with Rob Moore the co-founder of Progressive Property his joint portfolio produced more profit than any of the other investments he’d tried in the last ten years, combined.
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ABOUT THE GUEST
Peter Jones is a Chartered Surveyor, an author and a serial buy to let property investor. He has been involved in property for over 30 years having graduated from the College of Estate Management, Reading University, and then qualifying as an Associate Member of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors in 1983, before being elected a Fellow in 1992.
By the age of 35, he was a Salaried Partner in a well-respected firm of Chartered Surveyors and was managing partner of their West End of London Office. His speciality was commercial property but during the recession of the 1990s his specialisation became redundant, and so did he
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