Karen spent years working 13-hour days in dentistry, raising two sons alone, with nothing to show for it but stress, fatigue, and rental properties that barely broke even. Health issues forced her to face reality—she couldn’t keep going like this. But everything changed when her son introduced her to rent-to-rent and she joined SSO. She converted her underperforming buy-to-lets into serviced accommodation and saw £13,000 turnover in her first month. Since then, she’s launched three rent-to-rent deals in Cheltenham, secured another property in Cornwall, and now earns over £20,000 a month in profit. With the support, accountability and straight-talking advice she says was missing from every other programme, Karen is finally building something real—for herself, for her family, and for the life she nearly thought she’d missed

In this video, meet Stephanie Limuaco, a full-time digital project manager, mum, and driven property entrepreneur, who found herself stretched thin trying to balance family, a demanding career, and the early stages of a rent-to-rent business in London. With mounting pressure to make the numbers work fast, limited capital, and a string of dead-end viewings and difficult negotiations, the dream started to feel distant. But she didn’t give up. Instead, with the right support and sharper execution, she turned a corner, securing her first deal and generating over £2,000 per month profit on Airbnb. This is a raw, real journey of overcoming doubt, delays, and decision-fatigue to finally get traction in a business that’s now starting to work for her. If you’re battling overwhelm and second-guessing whether it’s worth it, this one’s for you.

In just 18 months, Eduardo and Antonia built a portfolio of 19 rent-to-rent deals, generating over £16,000 in monthly cash flow—despite starting with no property experience or investment background. Their journey began with a single decision to go all in, supported by the right mentorship. The biggest hurdle was landing that first deal, but once they did, their momentum took off. This video shares how they overcame early challenges, scaled quickly, and built a thriving business from the ground up.

Ed’s journey in rent-to-rent is a powerful example of what’s possible with persistence, strategy, and the right mindset. From struggling to secure his first deal to building a multi-million-pound property business with over 70 deals and a £50K profit month, Ed now uses his rent-to-rent cash flow to fund BRRR projects entirely debt-free. In this video, he shares the key lessons that helped him scale, including insights from a game-changing £330K BRRR deal, overcoming self-doubt, and the crucial role of mentorship and community. If you’re serious about rent-to-rent, this is a story you don’t want to miss.

Before joining SSO, Jeanie tried to make property work on her own. She put in the hours, paid for training, followed the steps—but nothing stuck. No deals. No real progress. Just pressure, second guessing, and wondering if it was all a waste. That changed when she joined Elite. With proper mentorship, a clear structure, and daily support, she finally started to build momentum. Now, she and her husband Stuart have three live deals. This week alone they secured their second and third, and they’re already gearing up for the next. Jeanie’s not guessing anymore. She’s taking action, with confidence, and the results are showing.

It has been a year since Mark and Alison started their rent to rent journey. They now have three live deals and are pulling in £2,500 a month profit, but none of it came easy. Mark quit his job to go all in. Alison juggled property with paid work. The pressure to get it right sat on their shoulders daily. But what made the difference was backing. Having Simon in their corner gave them clarity, confidence, and answers when they needed them most. From help with systems to quick feedback that crushed the doubts before they could grow, that support gave them space to think bigger. Now they are using their cash flow to move into BRRR and pushing past the mental block that once made scaling feel out of reach.