Property Women Awards 2010
If you are a female property investor, then you’ll be more than aware of the National Landlords Associations ‘Property Women Awards 2010’…
Judging you on the strengths of your property portfolio; your financial success and your overall personal achievements in the private rental sector; this award is a great opportunity to get yourself recognised as a professional landlord and in turn establish your property portfolio.
Win this award, and you’ll no doubt have no problems finding tenants to fill your property lets!
If you haven’t managed to keep track of this event so far, here is a list of the top 3 finalists (for every region) that the NLA announced last week:
- East of England: Myra McNeil, Karen Murray and Irene Turner
- East Midlands: Tracey Abbiss, Rachel Hutchinson and Tamsin Sapwell
- London: Georgina Bloomfield, Bindar Dosanjh and Coral Humes
- North East: Juliet Ashton-Taylor, Maria Beckwith and Joan Briggs
- North West: Christine Jones, Sylvia Marrs and Tammy Silcock
- Scotland: Mhairi Noble, Nora Rojas-Sinclair and Elaine Stenson
- South East: Anna Bowden, Diane Fry and Hasmita Reardon
- South West: Claire Heale, Anne Jarrett and Fiona Macaskill
- Wales: Jane James, Elizabeth Paterson and Lilly Sharma
- West Midlands: Samantha Collett, Amy Dixon and Glenda Houston
- Yorkshire and The Humber: Shona Davison, Lesley Jackson and Sandra Widdrington
This list definitely goes to show that you don’t have to be a man to be a successful property investor. To my knowledge there were hundreds of entrants for this competition – proof that buy to let is truly for everyone.
But this is not all…
For female property investors who have also managed to remain eco-conscious with their property lets – despite the recession – the NLA have also announced plans to give a further 2 awards for being environmentally friendly.
And for those under 30, there is also the chance to win the NLA’s Young Property Woman Awards.
I personally can’t wait to hear the results. Every one of these women deserves the chance to win, so it is destined to be a tough competition.
Wendy xx
