3 great ways to navigate the changing legislation for investors

Posted by Tungsten Management Group
Last updated 11th May 2020
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  • Getting Started

    As an investors, it can be difficult navigating the changing legislation and making sure that you are never left behind.

    In our thought-provoking article, we take a look at the 3 best ways to resolve this, which include

    • joining the property communities to keep abreast of changes
    • networking
    • reading literature and newsletters to learn about the changes
    Getting Started
    • joining the property communities to keep abreast of changes

      Being part of communities is one of the best places to start to learn and see what your peers are doing in your market place. There are a vast amount of Facebook groups that you can join where you can read about what your peers are doing, ask questions and received free advise and also showcase what you are doing! When TMG started in the property sector we could not have been prepared for the amount of helpful people who come to your rescue if you place a question into the community.

      It is a great platform to build your brand and tell others about your business. TMG are working very hard on their online presence as it is a longterm strategy to gain dominance in the google rating.

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    • Networking

      Following on from our above point, the power of connecting cannot be overlooked and when working in a people focus business and we must remember the power of face-to-face meetings.

      As newbies to the industry the founders, Steven and Emma, went to at least 2 meets a week in London to learn from experienced peers, listen to the inspirational speakers and also to promote TMG. The meets we recommend for London based entrepreneurs is:

      • https://progressivepropertynetwork.co.uk/find-your-local-ppn/
      • https://propertyinvestorsnetwork.co.uk/meetings/
      • https://bakerstreetpropertymeet.com

      At these meetings we can allow you to meet with people who have met on social media platforms, but the huge benefit is meeting face-to-face allows to you to build rapport and relationships. Having a connection is key to all relationships and those built on trust and respect.

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    • reading literature and newsletters to learn about the changes

      Keeping up to date with the changes in law is part of everyones own professional development and is something that must be taken seriously. Living in the current world with so much information at our finger tips you can choose to take information from social media platforms, podcasts, professional associations, but wherever you get the information from make sure it is a credible source and balanced in its view point.

      At TMG we have 2 monthly magazines, YPN and Property Hub that are posted to our office, plus we follow relevant pages on our social platforms plus we receive regular emails from the NLA, Landlord News and other regulatory bodies.

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