Which Company Structure Should I Use?
Understand your options, ask the right questions, and make a confident decision about the right structure for your property business.
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Course structure
Designed to be taken in order — each part builds on the last. The whole course unlocks with a free 14-day trial. No upsells, no upgrade walls.
Understanding Your Options
Personal name, limited company, SPV, partnership — what each one actually means, who uses it, and when it makes sense. No jargon, no scare tactics.
The Details That Matter
Where the rubber meets the road. How each structure is taxed, what banks will and won't do, the real annual costs, how you get money out, and what happens long-term.
Making Your Decision
How to match the structure to your strategy, the questions to ask your accountant, when to restructure later, and a simple decision framework you can actually use.
A primer, not a replacement for an accountant.
Your structure decision matters — and it deserves a real conversation with a qualified accountant. This course makes sure that conversation is informed, focused, and short. You'll arrive with the right questions and the right context.
Plain-English options
Every structure explained as if you were sitting opposite Katie at a kitchen table. No legalese.
The trade-offs, honestly
There is no single right answer. Each lesson shows what you gain — and what you give up.
Real decision frameworks
The Three-Property Rule of Thumb, an accountant-meeting checklist, and a simple decision matrix you can re-use.
Lower overwhelm
This is the conversation you wish someone had walked you through before your first chat with a lender or accountant.
A note on advice. This course is educational — it's not personalised tax, legal or financial advice. The structure that's right for you depends on your circumstances, your strategy and your goals. Always confirm your decision with a qualified property accountant before you act on anything.