Iain Duncan Smith former secretary of state for work and pensions & David Smith Economics Editor of The Sunday Times join the National Landlord Investment Show panel of experts!
Expert Property Panel just announced for the Olympia Show on 15 June.
National Landlord Investment Show is returning to London for the 45th show to date on Thursday 15th June at Olympia.
As part of the seminar programme, the show will now offer an Expert Property Panel to discuss current issues that landlords face, including Brexit, licensing, tax, finance and immigration.
This expert panel will take place in the Auditorium Theatre and seat over 400 delegates. Chaired by Peter Littlewood from Southern Landlords Association, speakers include Iain Duncan Smith, Former Secretary of State for Work and Pensions 2010 -2016 and David Smith
Award-winning Economics Editor of The Sunday Times since 1989.
Also speaking as part of the panel is Carolyn Uphill
Chairman, National Landlords Association, Richard Bowser, Editor of Property Investor News and Marie Parris Managing Director, George Ellis Property Services.
The panel is free to attend for visitors and on a first-come, first-served basis, complementing the 37+ free seminars on all aspects of buy to let.
The exhibition also offers property investors and portfolio landlords over 100 exhibitors and leading suppliers of property investment, tax, legal, insurance and mortgage services.
‘It’s going to be a very stimulating day, with many features, suppliers and seminars for property professionals, explains Tracey Hanbury, Event Director from LI Media, who have successfully developed and run these events throughout the UK.
‘We are delighted to have secured this panel of expert speakers to discuss and debate the current issues in the buy-to-let market and add value to the event through high quality and free content. All of our shows offer advice to help seasoned landlords and investors, as well as those considering entering the buy-to-let market.
Visitors also will be able to source the latest property investment services from renowned brands such as Clive Emson Auctioneers, Shawbrook Bank, Royal Bank of Scotland, Tenancy Deposit Scheme, Thames Water & Total Landlord Insurance who offer buy-to-let services in areas from tax, to mortgages to legal.’
Complimentary seminars
The four seminar theatres host 37+ speakers throughout the day who have unparalleled experience in the UK and overseas buy-to-let markets. Ever popular, they offer visitors a chance to expand their knowledge, keep up-to-date with developments in the market including Brexit and will feature topics covering the entire spectrum of buy-to-let. This interactive environment is a popular format for visitors, who use it to ask questions, discuss and make new connections.
Networking opportunities
Visitors will also be able to expand their networks at the Morning Networking Event, also at Olympia, starting just before the show doors open at 9.00am on the morning on the show. It’s a fantastic opportunity to expand business networks, both locally and further afield and is also free to attend.
Registration is free at www.landlordinvestmentshow.co.uk/olympia
Those interested in the Morning Networking Event can indicate their attendance as part of their registration. Selection for the Expert Speaker Panel is on a first-come, first-served basis upon registration.
About Landlord Investment Show
National Landlord Investment Show is the UK’s leading property investment exhibition, providing solutions, networking and advice for new seasoned and investors in the buy-to-let market. Established in 2013 and operating in property hotspots throughout the country, it has now run 44shows successfully, and has provided property investment solutions for over 50,726 landlords since its launch in 2013.
Other National Landlord Investment Shows for 2017 include:
Midlands 19th April – Aston Villa FC
Surrey 3rd May – Croydon Park Hotel
Berkshire 24th May – Crown Plaza Reading
London Olympia 15th June
East London 6th September – Docklands Crown Plaza
Sussex 13th September – Brighton Racecourse
Kent 26th September – Kent Show Ground
Manchester 12th October – Manchester United FC
Cardiff 25th October – Cardiff City FC
London Olympia – 7th November
Book your show tickers by visiting www.landlordinvestmentshow.co.uk
The LI Media portfolio includes:
National Landlord Investment Show
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- Landlord Investor Magazine is a subscription-based product available in both print and digital formats with 11 issues each year. It offers advice, features, and news, and helps property professionals keep up to date with essential industry developments.
You can down load the digital magazine free of charge or subscribe to receive a hard copy of the magazine which costs just £65.00 +VAT per annually.
www.landlordinvestormagazine.co.uk
Other National Landlord Investment Shows for 2017 include:
Midlands 19th April – Aston Villa FC
Surrey 3rd May – Croydon Park Hotel
Berkshire 24th May – Crown Plaza Reading
London Olympia 15th June
East London 6th September – Docklands Crown Plaza
Sussex 13th September – Brighton Racecourse
Kent 26th September – Kent Show Ground
Manchester 12th October – Manchester United FC
Cardiff 25th October – Cardiff City FC
London Olympia – 7th November
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