Terms of Use & Professional Advice Disclaimer

1. Educational and Case-Study Focus

All content, digital materials, webinars, and mentorship sessions provided by Kings Meadow Developers Academy are delivered from a position of professional industry experience and are intended strictly for educational and informational purposes. The insights, frameworks, and strategies shared are designed to teach the mechanics of property development and land assembly; they do not constitute formal legal, financial, investment, tax, or architectural advice. Kings Meadow Developers Academy is an independent training provider and is not authorised or regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA).

2. Independent Real-World Due Diligence

Property development and land acquisition inherently involve commercial risks and changing market variables. Any financial models, case studies, or historical examples discussed during our training are real-world illustrations of what is possible, not a guarantee or prediction of identical future performance. In the real world, every site is unique. You are entirely responsible for conducting your own thorough due diligence, running individual financial feasibility appraisals, and verifying local planning policies and building regulations before entering into legal contracts or committing capital.

3. Collaboration with Professional Teams

A core pillar of successful property development is assembling a qualified professional team. The training provided by Kings Meadow Developers Academy is designed to equip you to manage that team effectively, but it is not a substitute for project-specific professional consultation. We always advise validating your project metrics with certified experts, including:

Chartered Surveyors (RICS) for site-specific cost and valuation data.
Planning Consultants regarding local authority policies and site allocation.
Qualified Architects and Structural Engineers for technical layout and viability.
Specialized Property Solicitors for contract structure and land assembly security.
Certified Accountants for tailored corporate tax structuring and funding advice.

4. Direct Limitation of Liability

To the maximum extent permitted by UK law, Kings Meadow Developers Academy accepts no liability whatsoever for any direct, indirect, consequential, or special loss, damage, or financial penalty suffered by any student, mentee, visitor, or third party arising from reliance on information, guidance, checklists, or strategies provided through this website, our webinars, or our mentorship programs. Your execution of any strategies taught is undertaken strictly at your own commercial risk.

5. Proprietary Materials & Intellectual Property

All training videos, webinar content, templates, and frameworks developed by Kings Meadow Developers Academy are the proprietary intellectual property of the academy. Access to paid content and mentorship portals is personal to the registered user. Copying, recording, sharing access credentials, or redistributing our materials without explicit written consent is strictly prohibited and will result in the immediate termination of access and potential legal action.

6. Enrolment, Suitability, Payment and Cancellation

Before any fee is taken for mentorship or paid course access, Kings Meadow Developers Academy will conduct an initial discovery call with the applicant to assess suitability for the programme. No payment is requested or accepted prior to this call taking place.

Following the discovery call, Kings Meadow Developers Academy will assess suitability against a consistent set of criteria applied equally to all applicants, including current level of experience, financial readiness, and alignment with the programme's aims and structure. Kings Meadow Developers Academy reserves the right to decline to offer a place on this basis. No decision on suitability is ever made on the basis of any protected characteristic under the Equality Act 2010.

Where an applicant is not offered a place following the discovery call, no fee will have been taken and no payment obligation will arise.

Where a place is offered and payment is made, applicants purchasing as consumers may have a statutory right to cancel within 14 days under the Consumer Contracts Regulations. Where mentorship sessions are provided within this period, the applicant will be asked to confirm they wish delivery to begin before the 14 days has ended, and acknowledges that if they cancel after sessions have started, an amount proportionate to what has already been delivered will be retained. Where paid course content is provided digitally within this period, the applicant will be asked to confirm they wish to access the content immediately and acknowledges that doing so ends their right to cancel once access has been given.