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Welcome post
(READ THIS FIRST) Welcome to The AFL Hub! Welcome everyone to the group, we're thrilled to have each and every one of you here! 🔥 This group has been specifically designed to support and empower property enthusiasts, business owners and entrepreneurs for growth and success. By joining this community, you'll gain exclusive access to a wide range of upcoming events that will equip you with the necessary skills to propel your business to new heights! 🚀 Here's what to expect in this group: An engaging community where you can connect with like-minded people, exchange valuable tips, collaborate, and support each other's growth. The classroom, where you will find an abundance of free content and training resources to enhance your knowledge and skills. A calendar featuring all our online and in person events, ensuring you never miss out on invaluable networking and learning opportunities. Additionally, by actively engaging and assisting others in the community, you will be able to unlock exciting bonuses and rewards. To get started, simply introduce yourself by commenting on this post. We'd love to know: ✨ Your name ✨ Your business ✨ Your goals Remember to keep your introduction positive and uplifting! We hope this community enriches your property journey and contributes to your ongoing success. We look forward to having you as part of this community! Liam Assets For Life
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The Biggest Change to Flat Ownership in Decades?
Hey guys, I just read an interesting BBC article about the government's plans to completely change the way flats are owned in England and Wales, and if you're investing in property (or planning to), it's definitely worth paying attention to. The proposal is to phase out leasehold for new-build flats and replace it with commonhold. For years, many leaseholders have dealt with rising service charges, ground rents, and very little control over the buildings they actually live in. One homeowner featured in the article saw annual service charges jump from around £2,600 to more than £5,400 in just a few years. That's the kind of unexpected cost that can completely change the numbers on a deal. The government's view is simple: the people who live in a building should also have greater control over how it's managed and how money is spent, rather than decisions being made by third-party freeholders. Now, before everyone says this is the perfect solution, it's worth noting that commonhold isn't without its own challenges. Residents will need to work together, agree on maintenance, build reserve funds, and make collective decisions. If owners don't cooperate, disputes can still happen. The lesson for us as investors? Property investing isn't just about finding the right deal anymore. It's about understanding legislation, ownership structures, ongoing costs, and how government policy can affect your returns. The investors who stay informed are usually the ones who stay ahead. I'm interested to hear your thoughts... Do you think moving away from leasehold is the right move? Would you rather own a flat under a commonhold system or a traditional leasehold? Drop your thoughts below. These are exactly the kinds of conversations that help us all become better investors. 👇 https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cp8llpp67l1o
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Hi everyone, new to this but very excited to learn and get started with investing in properties. Any advise welcome 😊
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Newbie
Hi everyone. I’ve just signed up so completely new here. My passion is to get into property to make it a reality instead of just dreaming about it. Here to learn everything I can x
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