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The Property Podcast

The Property Podcast

著者： Rob Bence and Rob Dix from The Property Hub
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The Property Podcast from Property Hub (propertyhub.net) is the podcast for all property investors – new or experienced. Rob Bence and Rob Dix discuss a different property topic and property news item each week, passing on their knowledge and experience to the listeners. They both invest in UK Property so they practise what they preach. No hard sell, no bull just straight talking property investment advice!2024 Rob Bence and Rob Dix from Property Hub 個人ファイナンス 政治・政府 経済学
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  • Market Update - October 2026

    Market Update - October 2026
    2026/10/15
    Mortgages keep getting dearer while the base rate stands still, house prices have stalled, and politicians are making promises again... Rob & Rob explain why markets expect interest rates to go up over the next few years, even though the Bank of England might not want them to, and how that’s feeding through to the deals lenders offer. They also get into the new admin heading landlords' way, two very different pitches from opposition parties, and why the building slowdown matters for buyers and renters alike. (00:55) Six months without a base rate change, so why are mortgage rates around 1% higher? (04:32) Remortgage searches up 40% in a month, yet more borrowers are considering a tracker. Which way should you go? (07:08) The house price index that's just recorded its first annual fall since 2023 (09:11) Since the Renters' Rights Act, how are landlords choosing their tenants? (10:21) The landlord database: which region signs up first, and what it costs per property (12:02) The £4.2bn case for scrapping the stamp duty surcharge, and the party promising to go further (16:58) The Greens want a 2% cap on rent rises. How worried should landlords be? (18:49) Angela Rayner's "slim chance" on 1.5 million homes, and why housebuilders are holding back (22:47) The positive case for long-term investors right now Links mentioned: Bank of England Monetary Policy Summary, September 2026 Berkeley: scrapping the stamp duty surcharge could raise £4.2bn House prices: Nationwide's House Price Index Zoopla's House Price Index Lloyds' House Price Index Mortgages and lending: Lenders reprice as gilt yields hit multi-decade highs Bank of England Money and Credit, August 2026 Remortgage searches rise in September A fifth of remortgagors consider a variable rate Landlord behaviour: Landlords more selective about tenants since the Renters' Rights Act Rent guarantor applications up 50% Planning and supply: Government all but admits defeat on 1.5 million homes S&P Global UK Construction PMI, September 2026 Regulation: PRS Database: landlord registration timetable Shadow housing secretary backs scrapping stamp duty Green Party: three-year emergency brake on rents Enjoy the show? Leave us a review on Apple Podcasts - it really helps others find us! Sign up for our free weekly newsletter, Property Pulse Find out more about Property Hub Invest
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    26 分
  • ASK545: Should I let my tenant skip the deposit? PLUS: Is it time to put the rent up?

    ASK545: Should I let my tenant skip the deposit? PLUS: Is it time to put the rent up?
    2026/10/13
    Should landlords sign up to a no-deposit scheme? And what's the fairest way to put the rent up when it's fallen well behind? Your questions answered on this week's episode of Ask Rob & Rob. (00:36) Tim's letting agent has sent him a leaflet promoting Reposit, a deposit alternative scheme. Should he consider using one? Rob D looks at who these schemes serve, and the question he'd ask before letting a tenant skip the deposit. (03:11) Miss Moneypenny's tenants have been in for four years with no increase, and the property is taking heavy wear and tear. How should she approach a rise with the Renters' Rights Act in play? Rob B shares the method he uses after a long tenancy, and how to make the new figure stand up if it's challenged. Enjoy the show? Leave us a review on Apple Podcasts - it really helps others find us! Sign up for our free weekly newsletter, Property Pulse Got a question? Send it in here Find out more about Property Hub Invest
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    9 分
  • Buy-to-let turns 30, Buffett bows out, and Kiyosaki's in $1.2bn of debt

    Buy-to-let turns 30, Buffett bows out, and Kiyosaki's in $1.2bn of debt
    2026/10/08
    One of the most respected investors on the planet has just stepped down at 96. Another says he's $1.2 billion in debt, and proud of it... Rob & Rob mark buy-to-let's 30th birthday with three decades of Hamptons data, pick out the Buffett lessons that carry straight over to property, and ask whether Robert Kiyosaki's approach to leverage is one worth copying. (01:01) What £1 put into buy-to-let in 1996 is worth today (01:31) The one thing Hamptons left out when comparing buy-to-let with the S&P 500 (08:19) How 12.5 cents led to what Warren Buffett called his worst investment decision (12:16) Why Buffett moved from bargains to quality, and what that means for your next property (16:05) Why Rich Dad Poor Dad still matters, whatever you think of its author (19:13) Buffett or Kiyosaki? Which one Rob & Rob relate to more as investors (20:55) Hub Extra Links mentioned: 30 years of buy-to-let - Hamptons 'Rich Dad Poor Dad' author Robert Kiyosaki is $1.2 billion in debt Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki The Snowball: Warren Buffett and the Business of Life by Alice Schroeder Watch Becoming Warren Buffett documentary Enjoy the show? Leave us a review on Apple Podcasts - it really helps others find us! Sign up for our free weekly newsletter, Property Pulse Find out more about Property Hub Invest
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    23 分
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