This Thursday landlords have a final chance to attend one of the sector’s leading virtual property shows before gatherings like this return to live events later this year.
Property investment expert Simon Zutshi is hosting the closing edition of his free all-day online conference via Zoom featuring eight leading experts who will be giving half-hour presentations throughout the day each followed by Q&A sessions.
He says advice for landlords is much needed at the moment – the pandemic has been a testing time for many residential and commercial landlords as the Section 24 tax relief changes, Covid eviction restrictions and other regulatory changes have rolled in.
“These are not sales pitches but advice sessions from some of the experts within the evictions, finance, entrepreneur, investment and service provider sectors, all available from the comfort of your own home,” says Zutshi.
He launched the initiative back in April 2020 after Covid prevented events like the Property Investor Show and the National Landlord Show from holding live events. Both are scheduled to return as face-to-face shows later this year.
“We’ve done these virtual shows a couple of times and they’ve been popular,” adds Zutshi.
“But this will be last time as the world’s opening up now that everyone’s been jabbed and the Property Investor Show, for example, is back at Excel in October – an event I’ve been attending since 2003.”
Bounce back
Zutshi’s experts will give landlords an update on the investment market and the current changes and opportunities within the market as it bounces back.
There will also be a presentation by evictions expert Paul Shamplina on the fast-changing possession regulations applicable to PRS landlords.
Other speakers during the day include Morgan Stuart of broker GPS Financial, Mike Bristow CEO of funding platform CrowdProperty, commercial property expert Ranjan Bhattacharya, Dan Hill from Property Entrepreneur and Stuart Scott, one of the pioneers of co-living. The events kicks off at 9.15am on 29th July.
Register for free for the virtual show.
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