How to Invest in UK Social Housing

Expat Property Story

#158
Is social housing a business model that interests you?
Do you understand how it works?
Would you like to know how to go about building a portfolio based on providing housing for vulnerable people in all their shapes and sizes?
Have you thought about the advantages and disadvantages? Are you wondering if this might be the way forward for you?
Scott Grayson is a property veteran with more than three decades of experience so he's well placed to answer these questions!
During the episode, we discuss:
- The process and considerations for building a social housing HMO portfolio

- Collaboration between property investors and care providers

- Lease duration and the importance of quality renovation work

- Safety standards and the need for correct certifications

- Details about full repair and insurance (FRI) agreements

- The importance of maintenance and care provider relationships

- Selecting the right property for social housing

- The role of mentors, housing associations, and support teams

- Comparing returns on investment for social housing HMOs and other property investments

- Advantages of the set and forget strategy, guaranteed income, and lease security

- Positive impact and rewards for those involved in the social housing environment

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