Episode 12: Letting lens – what the next 12 months could hold for landlords

As the year draws to a close, presenters Ben Beadle (@BeadleBen) and Richard Blanco (@richardblanco_)  are joined by a panel of experts to look ahead to what 2022 could hold for landlords. We welcome Vanessa Warwick, broadcaster and founder of online community Property Tribes, Russell Quirk, co-founder of property PR agency Proper PR, Theresa Wallace, head of customer service for lettings at Savills and Hertfordshire-based portfolio landlord Jamie Fraser. Covering everything from legislation change to letting agents, via interest rates and international investment we explore emerging trends from across the private rented sector. If you enjoy the show, please spread the word on your social media channels using the hashtag #listenuplandlords.   For all podcast enquiries email [email protected]   ACCREDITATION: You can now pick up a CPD point to be used towards NRLA accreditation by listening to the podcast. To log your point, visit the accreditation dashboard in the ‘Your Account’ section of the NRLA website. Select ‘Other’ then ‘NRLA Podcast’ from the dropdown menu.  More information  To read a full transcript of the show click here. Guest Biographies   Russell Quirk Russell Quirk has been a property professional for more than 25 years as an agent, house builder, planning committee chairman, PropTech CEO and media pundit for BBC, LBC, TalkRADIO and GB News. He is also a columnist for Property Industry Eye. Always quick with a data backed opinion on the housing market and never short of a view on many aspects of the property industry and its participants. Teresa Wallace Theresa Wallace is Head of Lettings Customer Services at Savills and leads a department covering all aspects of lettings legislation and processes as well as customer complaints and feedback. Theresa has operated in the lettings industry for 30 years. She sat on the ARLA Propertymark board for three years and in 2015, she set up the Lettings Industry Council (TLIC), a group comprising industry stakeholders with the aim of ensuring that there is one ‘lettings’ voice. In 2019, she set up LARG (Large Agents Representative Group). Theresa’s expertise and experience is widely acknowledged, much respected and frequently sought. Vanessa Warwick Vanessa Warwick is co-founder of landlord forum and community, PropertyTribes.com , as well as being a landlord since 1992 and a portfolio landlord since 2004.  Vanessa is in regular demand for her commentary and insights, and has contributed commentary to mainstream media such as The Sunday Times, the Telegraph, the Guardian, and Estates Gazette.  She also co-hosts the “Landlord Lens” webinar with NRLA CEO, Ben Beadle, where they discuss trending topics for landlords.  Being a community manager, Vanessa has her finger on the pulse of what is causing landlords pain, and the topics that are engaging them and she writes many articles to educate landlords on best practice, risk mitigation, and how newbies can get started in BTL safely. Jamie Fraser James has been a landlord and small developer for 25 years. An adviser with the NLA for 10 years and an accreditation trainer with the NLA/NRLA for 13 years, he was also the admin organiser on the Axe the Tenant Tax campaign against Section 24.

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Are you a new landlord just starting out in the business, or an experienced investor looking for the inside track on what’s going on in the private rented sector? If so, Listen Up Landlords is the podcast for you. Brought to you by the UK's largest landlord membership organisation, the National Residential Landlords Association (NRLA) it will bring you the very best information, insight and analysis when it comes to renting homes, along with practical advice on how to make the best of your properties. Presenters, NRLA Chief Executive Ben Beadle - a landlord himself - and landlord, property developer and broadcaster Richard Blanco will be joined each month by expert guests from across the industry to shine a light on the issues affecting you and your lettings. This could be anything from new legislation and tax changes to boosting your kerb appeal. By landlords, for landlords, Listen Up Landlords will feature stories and views from individuals from the buy-to-let market, to support those just starting out and to share best practice. About the NRLA The National Residential Landlords Association (NRLA) is the UK's largest membership organisation for private residential landlords, supporting and representing over 85,000 members and associates. We support and represent private residential landlords across England and Wales, providing expertise, support and resources, campaigning on behalf of our member and promoting the contribution landlords make in the provision of safe, legal and secure homes. Find out more at www.nrla.org.uk