Landlord activist launches YouTube channel

Landlord activist launches YouTube channel


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Paul Shamplina, founder and managing director of Landlord Action, has launched a new YouTube channel.

Named Paul Shamplina Talkin’ Property, the channel will offer tips and practical advice tailored for landlords, letting agents, first-time buyers, and tenants alike, featuring a wide range of conversations with guests from across the property landscape and beyond.

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Shamplinawill be sitting down with some of the most colourful and respected figures who each of their own unique experiences of the property sector.

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One of the standout interviews so far features Theresa Villiers, where she discusses the future of the rental market, potential legislative changes, and what landlords should be prepared for. She sheds light on key policy decisions and how they could shape the industry, offering a must-watch discussion for anyone invested in UK property.

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In another candid interview, Matt Nelson, also known as Slipmatt, reflects on his career as a pioneering DJ and shares how his path eventually led to property investment, highlighting the unexpected connections between the music industry and the property world.

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