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Keep up to date with the UK property market — and with the business thinking behind it.

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Noel Cardona

Why this magazine?

This magazine is a tremendous resource to keep up to date with the UK property market. It’s not just about property, it’s about business and entrepreneurship, because at the end of the day, if you are not a landlord by accident you must become a business owner to create and keep a successful business portfolio. So take the time to study each.

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Take it with you

Download the latest issue by clicking the button, and find past editions in the archive below. This magazine is long-lasting information that forms the basis to become a Property Renegade.

Sept 2026 · PDF · 8 pages · 4.5 MB

Tools and magazine archive

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Sept 2026 · Magazine

Why landlords selling up is your opening, 45% of buy-to-let now sits in companies, the digital eviction courts arrive, and what a 7-studio HMO in Walton really pays.

8 pages · 4.5 MB

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Sept 15-23 · Magazine

What happens if you break planning rules? Why is 5% yield a joke? What is the right mindset of a Property Renegade? Are property Prices going to go down in 2023?

9 pages · 1.9 MB

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Aug 2023/2 · Magazine

How to reduce your taxes, Understand how HMO are valuated, What are the big 4 a Property Renegade must focus on to make it? It is all in this issue.

8 pages · 1.6 MB

Frequently asked questions

Noel, how do I start in property?

Start with my bootcamp and then the property book. At the same time, start reading mindset books so you can ensure that you’re implementing what you’ve learned.

I haven’t been able to make progress in my investment goals?

One of the most powerful ways is to read the newsletter and explore all the resources available to you. You need then to put discipline and patience to be able to get the results you want in the long term.

I don’t have enough capital to invest, what should I do?

Most people think first about resources and then about potential. I recommend that you learn to invest first, and meanwhile you look for ways to save, find a partner, or learn the methods I show in my Circle of Private Investors CIP.

Need help? Ask your questions directly toinfo@propertycashflow.co.uk