Property Crowdfunding: What It Is and What You Should Know
You may already be aware of the concept of crowdfunding as a method of raising capital for a business venture or project whereby small quantities of money are given over
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What does the Coronavirus pandemic mean for your property business? Q&A with Mark Homer
My podcast is now 100 episodes long. It's been a great honour to deliver and record all these episodes for you. And for that, today's episode is going to consist
Scaling your property business: how to network like a pro
Networking is a key part of your property business. Many people make the presumption that property is all about viewing houses, offering on houses, renting out houses. When actually networking
7 Strategies to Build a Successful Property Portfolio From Scratch
Even the most successful of property entrepreneurs have to start somewhere, but there can be so much to focus on at the beginning that you don’t know where to begin.
How to and where to source buy-to-let property in 2017
The UK’s post-Brexit buy-to-let property market is approaching some uncertain crossroads. Will London’s plummeting property prices ripple across the rest of the country this year? Is 2017 a time to
10 years of Property Investment Education: Making Buy-to-Let Courses Pay
In 2017, Progressive Property is celebrating its 10th year of educating and assisting tens of thousands of property investors to build their assets, gain passive income and achieve financial freedom.
5 Top Reasons To Use Property Crowdfunding Platforms For Financing Property Investment
Over the past few years, my company has raised a grand total of £3.6m through property crowdfunding. That’s a lightning-fast £3,600,000, raised by leveraging an external funding source and without the
When applying for property funding is there such a thing as Decision Fatigue?
It’s no secret that the world of banking and lending has gone through something of a transformation in the last two years. Especially as far as property investing is concerned.
10 years of property investing – Progressive Property – here’s to the next decade!
In 2005, I was stuck in a deep rut: in debt, lonely, and wondering how the hell to make something of myself. But now, in 2017? I’m blown away to be celebrating