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Lincoln PIN Speakers 2013 – Summary of the speakers this years property investor network meetings. Jan 2013 Peter Venis – Delayed Completion Bridging Finance, this was one of the strategies Kevin Wright. Darren Hickie – Sharing his Social Media knowledge and...

The Refurb Simulator ? Nick Watchorn – Lincoln PIN speakers The LNPG is the UK?s largest discount cooperative for landlords. LNPG use the collective buying power of their members to obtain huge discounts from national suppliers so that you are able to save time and money...

With the continual increase in the cost of energy for residential property and winter round the corner, landlords are looking for as many ways as possible to save on the outgoings from their property investments. HMO landlords running their portfolio as a professional business,...

It’s becoming more and more common for homeowners not able to sell their homes possibly due to negative to simply let (a.k.a. accidental landlords) without informing their mortgage lenders. Many people are using this process to avoid paying higher monthly rates by having to...

If you own a leasehold flat or just purchased one with 99 years or less unexpired then it’s worthwhile extending the lease before the term falls below the 80 year threshold. On the flip side if your thinking of selling a flat within the next couple of years then a longer...

Yvonne Emery ? Property Investment Coach – Lincoln PIN speaker Have you ever wanted to TRANSFORM a property but are afraid of the cost? Add VALUE to every property you ever own WALLS don?t have to be permanent Finding IDEAL properties Commercial LENDING isn?t expensive ?200...

Connecting sellers & Buyers using Rent to Buy/Sell Solutions ? Stewart Hale – Lincoln PIN speaker An engaging insight into one of the longest standing sites solely focussed on Rent to Buy and Rent to Sell Strategies. A cradle to grave process that will allow investors...

A recent report from Shelter revealed a swathe of strapped families facing years of private renting, or having to remain on the first step of the property ladder. Approximately 1.8m family?s fall into this group, yet the study shows that almost three-quarters of these families...