A UK-based property investment firm founded by a father-and-son team has introduced a free educational programme aimed at helping investors adapt to the latest tax changes announced in last month’s Autumn Budget.
Homelee Investments says demand has increased sharply since the 26 November Budget, particularly from first-time investors seeking support in understanding how below market value property strategies can help offset higher taxation on rental and investment properties.
The training has been developed by Ryan Lee, who recently became an officially qualified property educator through the Property Investors Bureau. His nine-part video series is designed to guide beginners through the post-Budget environment, addressing concerns around the upcoming increase in rental income tax from April 2027 and revised Stamp Duty Land Tax rules that raise upfront costs. The programme explains how investors can approach deal analysis, financial planning and decision-making in a clear and practical way.
“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, aged 30, began his career in estate agency at 16 after the 2008 financial crisis disrupted his family’s property interests. He later qualified as a Member of the National Association of Estate Agents while working across residential sales, lettings and property management in South London.
His father, Jason Lee, 59, brings four decades of experience spanning property and financial services. He has worked through multiple market cycles, including the late 1980s recession, the 2008 crash and the 2020 pandemic. As a former Million Dollar Round Table top performer and a qualified independent financial adviser, Jason oversees finance solutions that allow first-time investors to purchase below market value properties typically restricted to 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).
Homelee Investments operates a structured “Three F System” offering clients access to exclusive discounted property deals, in-house finance arrangements and guaranteed rental income through local authority temporary accommodation contracts. The firm distributes approximately 20 off-market investment opportunities each week across a range of UK locations and price points.
The newly launched Homelee Wealth Academy provides free video-based education covering property investment basics, sourcing below market assets and exploring different finance options. Recent clients include young professionals who invested before the age of 25 and business owners using property portfolios to create diversified, secure income streams.
The free training programme is available via the Homelee Wealth Academy.
