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Buying Blocks of flats and property, Leasing to providers in Yorkshire, Selling turn key specialist supported housing schemes.

31/10/2026

🏢 Own a block of flats you're ready to move on from? Here are 3 options to consider.

If you're tired of owning a block, you don't necessarily have to stick with it. Here are three ways forward:

1️⃣ Sell on the Open Market
Reach the widest pool of potential buyers, but blocks can take longer to sell. Expect buyers to look closely at any maintenance issues and required works.

2️⃣ Sell Direct to a Buyer
Sell directly to a buyer like us. We buy tired blocks and buildings as they are, offering a quicker and simpler route to a sale.

3️⃣ Keep the Asset, Lease It Out
If your block is in Yorkshire, we can explore leasing it to a supported housing provider. You keep ownership of the asset while taking the day-to-day tenant management off your plate.

It's not suitable for every building, and we'll always be honest if it's not the right fit.

The best option depends on your building, your timescale and what you want to achieve.

30/10/2026

🏢 A cheap block can be the best deal you ever make, or the worst. Here are 4 things to check before you buy.

1️⃣ The Title
Is it one freehold, or multiple leases with legal complications? Get your solicitor involved early.

2️⃣ The Building
Look beyond the photos. Check the roof, windows, electrics and fire safety. Understand the repair costs before making an offer.

3️⃣ Rental Demand
Who actually wants to rent there? Research genuine local demand and achievable rents, not just the figures in the agent's brochure.

4️⃣ Your Exit Strategy
Who will buy the block from you in 5–10 years, and why? If you can't answer that, think twice.

Remember: Cheap only becomes a good deal when the numbers still stack up after all four checks.

👇 Comment BLOCKS and we'll send you our full due diligence checklist and add you to the list for upcoming smaller deals.

30/10/2026

🏢 A cheap block can be the best deal you ever make, or the worst. Here are 4 things to check before you buy.

**1️⃣ The Title**
Is it one freehold, or multiple leases with legal complications? Get your solicitor involved early.

**2️⃣ The Building**
Look beyond the photos. Check the roof, windows, electrics and fire safety. Understand the repair costs before making an offer.

**3️⃣ Rental Demand**
Who actually wants to rent there? Research genuine local demand and achievable rents, not just the figures in the agent's brochure.

**4️⃣ Your Exit Strategy**
Who will buy the block from you in 5–10 years, and why? If you can't answer that, think twice.

**Remember:** Cheap only becomes a good deal when the numbers still stack up after all four checks.

👇 Comment **BLOCKS** and we'll send you our full due diligence checklist and add you to the list for upcoming smaller deals.

26/10/2026

Go big or go home. 🏢

We’re moving past single rental properties and focusing entirely on buying blocks of flats and high-yield conversions. Want to see how we structure these deals for maximum cash flow?

Watch the full video!

20/10/2026

Where is all the tax money actually going? 📉

In the UK right now, total welfare spending has officially outpaced income tax revenues (spending over £333 billion on social security vs. raising around £331 billion in income tax).

How did the system end up in a position where the government spends more supporting households than it collects from individual income taxpayers?

We broke down the exact math, health/disability trends, and inflation drivers behind the figures in this video 🎬👇 Drop your thoughts below: Is the solution cutting the bill, growing the economy, or fixing the tax system?

15/10/2026

The Correct Order to Renovate a House
1. Survey and plan. Get a full structural survey. Check for damp, subsidence and asbestos. Set the budget and scope with a 10–20% contingency.
2. Permissions. Sort planning, building regs sign-off, party wall notices and listed building consent where needed. Book the trades.
3. Strip out. Rip out kitchens, bathrooms, old flooring and plaster. Hire a skip. Get asbestos removed professionally if it's found.
4. Structural work. Do underpinning, steels (RSJs), knocking through walls, and new openings.
5. Roof and external envelope. Repair the roof, chimneys and fascias/soffits, and repoint. Make the house watertight before anything inside.
6. Damp proofing and drainage. Fix the DPC, tanking and drains. Put in any new soil stacks.
7. Windows and external doors. Fit these so the house is secure and weatherproof.
8. Extensions and loft conversions. Build any new space now so it's ready for first fix.
9. First fix. Install electrics (cables and back boxes), plumbing and heating pipework, any boiler relocation, and ventilation ducting. Get them inspected before walls are closed up.
10. Insulation. Add loft, wall and floor insulation.
11. Stud walls, plasterboard and plastering. Allow drying time, typically 1–2 weeks.
12. Screed and subfloors. Put in underfloor heating here if you're using it.
13. Second fix carpentry. Fit internal doors, skirting, architraves and stairs.
14. Kitchen and bathroom install. Fit units, sanitaryware and tiling.
15. Second fix electrics and plumbing. Fit sockets, switches, lights, radiators, taps and the boiler commission.
16. Decorating. Mist coat, then paint and wallpaper.
17. Flooring. Lay carpets, LVT and wood floors last so they don't get damaged.
18. External works. Do the garden, driveway, fencing and paint the front door. Kerb appeal matters for a flip.
19. Snagging and sign-off. Get the building control completion certificate, electrical (EICR/EIC) and Gas Safe certificates, and a new EPC.
20. Deep clean and stage. Get it ready for photos, viewings.

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13/10/2026

HMRC’s new reward scheme: Game-changer or total minefield? 🚩
Offering 15% - 30% cuts to informants sounds huge on paper, but when you look closer:
❌ It only applies to massive cases (£1.5M+ threshold).
❌ Payouts are discretionary—not guaranteed like in the US.
❌ Anonymous reports get zero reward.
Here’s why this scheme might not deliver what people expect.

🎥💬 Let me know your view in the comments!

12/10/2026

Why Andy Burnham’s 2.5% mortgage plan might actually backfire 🛑

Lower upfront costs sound like a win for first-time buyers, but the long-term catch is brutal.

Watch to find out why this could be a trap for buyers. 📲

💬 Drop your thoughts below!

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