A UK property investment firm run by a father-and-son team has unveiled a free training programme designed to support investors following the recent Autumn Budget, which introduced higher taxes for buy-to-let and investment properties.
Since the Budget was announced on 26 November, Homelee Investments has seen a noticeable increase in enquiries from first-time investors looking for practical guidance on adapting to the new tax framework through below market value purchasing strategies.
The programme has been created by Ryan Lee, who has recently qualified as an accredited property educator with the Property Investors Bureau. His nine-part video series focuses on helping newcomers understand the impact of upcoming reforms, including the planned rise in rental income tax from April 2027 and changes to Stamp Duty Land Tax that raise initial acquisition costs. The training breaks down complex changes into practical steps, showing investors how to plan, structure deals and continue investing with confidence.
“When rental income faces a 2% tax increase, securing properties at 20-30% below market value becomes even more important,” said Ryan Lee, director of property investment at Homelee Investments. “That discount absorbs the additional tax burden and preserves the investment case for first-time investors/ buyers.”
Ryan Lee, now 30, entered the property sector at just 16 after the 2008 financial crisis affected his family’s business. He later qualified as a Member of the National Association of Estate Agents, building hands-on experience in sales, lettings and property management across South London.
Jason Lee, aged 59, contributes more than 40 years of experience across property and financial services. He has successfully navigated multiple economic downturns, including the 1988 recession, the global financial crisis and the COVID-19 pandemic. As a qualified independent financial adviser and former top-ranking member of the Million Dollar Round Table, Jason manages the finance structures that help first-time investors secure below market deals often unavailable to non-cash buyers.
“Most lenders won’t finance first-time buyers purchasing investment properties, but we’ve spent six years building relationships that enable us to arrange finance within 28-day completion timescales,” said Jason Lee, director of Financialee (sister company of Homelee Investments).
The business operates a “Three F System” that combines access to exclusive discounted properties, in-house funding options and guaranteed rental income through local authority temporary housing agreements. Each week, Homelee Investments circulates around 20 off-market property opportunities across a wide range of UK regions and investment budgets.
Delivered through the Homelee Wealth Academy, the new training programme provides free video content covering property investment fundamentals, sourcing discounted assets and understanding finance routes. Recent clients include young professionals entering property investment before 25 and business owners using property portfolios to diversify income and strengthen long-term financial resilience.
The training programme can be accessed through the Homelee Wealth Academy.
