
How to Make Your Property Portfolio Work Harder with LHA Strategies
In this episode of WealthTalk, we’re joined by Raj Beri, a former scientist turned full-time property investor, who reveals how he built a successful portfolio using innovative strategies—including the Local Housing Allowance (LHA) model) to maximise rental income. With hosts Christian Rodwell and Kevin Whelan, Raj unpacks the complexities of navigating housing benefit tenants, government regulations, and tenant relationships, while debunking common myths that deter many investors from exploring this path. Raj shares the ups and downs of leaving behind a stable career, the importance of having a financial safety net, and how mentorship and community support have been key pillars in his property journey. He speaks candidly about the challenges of tenant management, the need for adaptability in an ever-changing market, and how leveraging his corporate skills helped him become a more effective landlord and investor. The episode also highlights Raj’s belief that anyone can succeed in property with the right mindset, education, and support. Whether you're just getting started or looking to expand your strategy, this conversation offers practical insights into achieving long-term wealth through property. This episode is essential listening for aspiring and experienced property investors alike—especially those curious about high-cashflow models, buy-to-let, HMOs, and building resilience in the face of regulatory change. Tune in now to learn how Raj Beri transformed his life through property investment—and how you can too. Resources Mentioned In This Episode: >> Raj Beri [LinkedIn] >> Raj Beri [Website] >> Brand New! Wheel of Wealth Next Steps On Your Wealth Building Journey: >> Join the WealthBuilders Facebook Community >> Schedule a 1:1 call with one of our team >> Become a member of WealthBuilders If you have been enjoying listening to WealthTalk - Please Leave Us A Review!
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