ESPC to host free ‘buy-to-let’ webinar for aspiring investors and landlords
ESPC has announced a free Buy-To-Let webinar on Thursday 25 July, targeted at aspiring property investors and current landlords.
Hosted on Zoom, the webinar will allow those thinking about beginning a property portfolio, or expanding their current portfolio, to have their most pressing questions answered by a panel of property experts.
Free to attend, the event will take place between 12pm and 12.45pm and attendees will be able to hear from a panel of local rental experts, as well as having the opportunity to ask questions (both on the day and submitted in advance), to receive tailored advice to their queries and quandaries about Edinburgh’s rental market and becoming a landlord.
The event will include an overview of the current rental sector, as well as an interactive Q&A session where attendees can ask the professional panel any burning questions about property investment.
Experts in attendance will include head of ESPC lettings Nicky Lloyd and ESPC mortgages advisor Paul Demarco. They’ll be joined by property expert Tzana Webster, head of estate agency at ESPC member firm Ralph Sayer.
Ms Lloyd said: “2024 so far has been a challenging year for the Scottish rental market, with huge shifts in legislation and an incredibly different market from what we have seen in recent years.
“With so much happening, and with a housing emergency officially declared, it’s so important that landlords feel confident in entering the sector and creating quality homes for tenants, but we know that it can feel hard to know where to begin.
“Our free and easy to attend webinar will delve into the nuances of buy-to-let investment and is perfectly timed to provide information and answers on what it takes to make a success of property investment, whether you’re new to the industry or a seasoned professional.
“It’s a rare opportunity to gain free access to an array of property experts covering a broad range of need-to-know subjects, and we hope to see many current and aspiring investors in attendance.”