Trading Vs Holding UK Property: Jay Howard Vs Adam Lawrence

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Trading Vs Holding UK Property.

Which do you prefer?

Which is better in terms of tax, skills required or potential returns?

Which is riskier?

What are the pros & cons of each?

What other factors do you need to consider?

This episode answers all these questions in a debate style format between:

Jay Howard, Auction Insider,  co-founder of auction consultancy Hammered & co-author of Before the Hammer Falls (Second Edition Out  Now!) and Serial Trader

And

• Adam Lawrence, co-founder of The Boardroom Club, founder of Propenomix and holder of 500+ properties

Adam & Jay have 7 mins each to present and then 5 mins for rebuttals.

We cover

• Trading vs. Holding in Property Investment
• Key differences 
• Benefits and challenges of each strategy
• Expertise and Skills Required
• Risk
• Property deterioration / depreciation
• Market Fluctuations
• Factors affecting landlords: interest rates and valuations
• Tax implications / advantages of both
• Holding benefits from tax exemptions / accounting losses
• Importance of volume in trading transactions
• Mixed strategy of trading / landlording
• Landlord perceptions
• Insights on non-volume trading and personal profits
• Mutual Benefits of Traders / Landlords

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Keywords
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