Training for Property Investors
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Welcome to the Investor's Hub your all-in-one platform for growing a successful property portfolio.
Created in partnership with the NRLA and GetGround, the Investor’s Hub offers expert guides, legal insights, investment strategies, and tools for UK landlords and property investors. Whether you're starting out or scaling up, access everything you need to manage, grow, and streamline your property business, all in one place.
Let us help you take your property investment to the next level!
Some of the services GetGround offers are:
- Formation of a limited company
- Accounting and tax services
- Financial management
- Sourcing investment properties
and much more.
NRLA members can claim free Tax and Accounting support worth £29.99 a month through this partnership.
Essential investment tools for landlords
To make the most of their rental properties, landlords need reliable investment tools. Financial tracking and budgeting systems help monitor income, expenses, and cash flow, making it easier to evaluate performance and plan for growth. Market research tools offer insights into local rental trends, vacancy rates, and property values, helping landlords make informed decisions about pricing and acquisitions. Legal and tax resources are also essential for staying compliant and maximizing returns.
Must-have guides for portfolio landlords
Managing multiple properties requires a strategic approach, and the right guides can make all the difference. Portfolio landlords benefit from in-depth resources on scaling operations, optimizing cash flow, and diversifying property types. Guides on tax planning, financing options, and risk management help protect assets and boost long-term returns. Local market insights and compliance checklists also ensure informed, efficient decision-making across all properties. With the right knowledge, portfolio landlords can stay ahead and grow with confidence.
Advanced training for professional landlords
For seasoned landlords managing multiple units or portfolios, advanced training courses offer valuable insights into strategic growth, risk mitigation, and regulatory compliance. Topics often include advanced tax strategies, portfolio financing, asset protection, and evolving landlord-tenant laws. These courses help professionals stay current, streamline operations, and scale their investments with confidence in an increasingly complex rental market.
Tax and Finance
Property Investment
Compliance
Articles and Content
NRLA Mortgages partner with lender Paragon Bank to offer shared exclusive products for members
Whether you are looking to expand your property portfolio, raise funds for further property investment or property improvements - NRLA Mortages is here to help.
Vacant & draining? Make your empty property pay you
In this article, Andrew Parker, partner and auctioneer at SDL Property Auctions, explains what classifies as an empty property, what costs are associated with this, and your options for selling should you wish to dispose of it.
The UK property market and buy to let in 2025
The UK property market has been a cornerstone of wealth creation and financial security for investors. Property investment continues to hold significant appeal despite facing challenges such as shifting economic conditions, regulatory changes, and evolving buyer preferences in recent years. NRLA partner Getground, unpacks the key trends and insights shaping the UK property landscape in 2025.
Short-term vs. long-term rentals: Which offers better returns?
With rising landlord costs, some property owners are switching from long-term rentals to short-term lets. While short-term rentals can seem more lucrative at first glance, NRLA partner Leaders Romans Group tells us that there are several key factors to consider when determining which option will deliver the best investment returns.
Stamp duty changes: Everything you need to know
It is not an April Fool’s joke – the stamp duty land tax thresholds really are changing on 1st April 2025. Stamp duty land tax (also referred to as SDLT or simply stamp duty) is payable by most property purchasers upon completion. NRLA partner Viewber, outlines some of the changes.
