Case Studies

Karen spent years working 13 hour days in dentistry, raising two sons alone, with buy to lets that barely broke even. When her health forced her to face reality, her son introduced her to rent to rent and she joined SSO. She turned her underperforming buy to lets into serviced accommodation and saw an incredible first month. Since then she has launched three rent to rent deals in Cheltenham and secured another property in Cornwall. With the support, accountability and straight talking advice she says was missing from every other programme, Karen is finally building something real for herself and her family.

Clare has three serviced accommodation units, all brand new builds, and the calendars are filling up. On one day she landed two long bookings. A guest came back to say yes to a three month stay. Then she followed up a contractor who had stayed before, telling him the property was getting busy, and he asked for six months. Alongside that, guests are booking direct outside Airbnb. Clare only needed £1,500 a month to replace her income so she could cut back her working days, and she's on track to do that from one property alone. With Simon helping her optimise her listings and set up payments, the next step is simple: lock the bookings in and get the next deal.

Simon and Celen Sullivan had wanted to start their property journey for a long time. Married for 38 years, with two daughters and two young grandchildren, they reached a stage where they wanted to build something new. Their pensions were not where they wanted them to be, and they wanted more financial security for the years ahead. Rent to rent gave them a practical way to build income from property without buying a house first. Since joining SSO, they have secured two deals and proved to themselves that it is never too late to build something new.

Rachel is from Tunbridge Wells in Kent, and everything in her career led here. She spent her teens and twenties in hospitality running large rural estates and hotels, served in the police, then moved into property management as a private PA, managing fourteen tenancies for an investor who was turning his properties into Airbnbs. She has always wanted to be her own boss, run her own schedule and build a business she could eventually run from anywhere in the world. Her first deal of her own is a three bed in the upper rooms of a former Edwardian opera house, which she markets as The Stage Door. It came fully furnished with two bathrooms and smart TVs in every bedroom, and she even inherited the booking platforms. All she needed was some sheets and a coffee machine. Now she can keep her investor as a client while running things her own way.

Glenn is from Lincoln and serves in the Royal Navy as an operating department practitioner, working in operating theatres. He'd been interested in property for years, and spent the year or so before joining Simon researching his options. Rent to rent stood out for its quick cashflow with minimal risk. His why is his family. After so long away with the military, he wants time at home to watch his little boy grow up and give his children the life he wished he'd had. His biggest challenge was believing in himself. The step by step training suited his military way of working, and between Sally, his mentor and the team answering questions within two hours, every worry was quickly put to rest. Less than two months after joining, he got the keys to his first property, with a three week rent free set up period. Next, he plans to use the cashflow from deal one to fund deal two.

Disha and her partner own three buy to lets in Wigan, but with the Renters' Rights Act coming in, buy to let was getting harder and they needed cashflow. Rent to rent was the way forward because you don't need a big deposit. You can start with a smaller amount and still be successful. They have just signed their first rent to rent deal and are getting it ready to go live, with a plan to use it as the template to scale. Her reason is simple: to give her two girls a better life and pay for their education.

Sonya works in sales and was used to making money for somebody else. With three young children at home, she wanted more control, more income and more time with her family. Property stood out, and rent to rent was the most accessible route because it did not need a property purchase or large amounts of capital up front. Sonya and her husband Jamie joined SSO, followed the process and built their rent to rent business in Birmingham. They now have six properties and keep growing, with the goal of leaving corporate life and making different choices for their family.

Mia and her partner always wanted to get into property, and rent to rent was the way to build cashflow first, then invest in property they own. Mia had always wanted to run Airbnbs too. The support at Simon Smith Online made the difference: unlimited calls, everything personalised, and Harry keeping them going through every viewing. Around four months after joining, they opened a six bed, two bath house in Sheffield city centre. They listed it a few days early, enquiries came in straight away, and on opening day the photographer left at three o'clock and the first guests checked in fifteen minutes later. Those guests booked a week, then another, then a month, and are now talking about six months. That one booking cleared every doubt she had. They've chosen a long, secure booking that keeps the house hands off. Now they're looking for units two and three. Mia's verdict on the support: "Couldn't have been any better."

Charmaine and Stuart did not want retirement to mean cutting back or giving up the life they had worked for. They wanted to travel, enjoy their time and build enough income to support the future they had planned. Rent to rent stood out because it let them create strong monthly cashflow without buying property first. Within three months of joining SSO, they had secured their first deal. Their second followed quickly, and they are already negotiating deal three.

Sharon and Marika are a mother and daughter from Croydon, both working in social services. They wanted to build a business together, leave a legacy for their children and have more time for family and holidays. Sharon had been a buy to let landlord for ten years, so the idea of controlling property without buying it took some convincing, but once she saw it she wished she'd known sooner. They opened their first two bed and their second a month later. Simon's guest magnets helped them pick the right properties, their website made them look professional to landlords, and the scripts taught them what to say. Sharon even found their first house herself. They've earned Superhost status, and families on insurance stays now come to them directly. Their best month is on track for £19,000 in revenue, Marika has gone part time, and they're aiming for 12 properties within a year. Sharon's advice: "Say it in your own way, according to your character and your personality."

Yasmin worked in recruitment and then university careers advice, and Pash spent years as a solutions architect in tech. When both stepped away from work for family and personal reasons, they asked themselves how they could earn money working for themselves. They had tried an Amazon drop shipping business before, where the promised training and one to one support never really came, so they were sceptical at first. Simon reassured them, and the support started straight away: a call with Guy, weekly group calls and a community that has been amazing. Within a week or two of starting, Pash found their first landlord on OpenRent. The flat had already been an Airbnb, so the deal was done quickly. They are now on deal four with a fifth in the pipeline. Their London Bridge flat was fully booked for two months within four days of going live. Yasmin's advice: "Do it. It's scary at first, but it is absolutely worth it."

A year into their rent to rent journey, Mark and Alison have three live deals bringing in strong profit every month. It did not come easy. Mark quit his job to go all in, Alison juggled property with paid work, and the pressure to get it right was there every day. 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 stopped doubts before they could grow. Now they are using their cashflow to move into BRRR and thinking bigger than ever.

Stephanie is a full time digital project manager, a mum and a driven property entrepreneur. Balancing family, a demanding career and a new rent to rent business in London, with limited capital and a run of dead end viewings and tough negotiations, the dream started to feel distant. But she did not give up. With the right support and sharper execution, she secured her first deal and turned it into a profitable Airbnb. A real journey of getting past doubt and delays to finally build a business that works for her. If you are battling overwhelm, this one is for you.

Talisa is originally from New Zealand and has lived in the UK for 20 years. She first heard about rent to rent a couple of years ago and watched Simon's content for a long time before joining. Seeing so many people succeeding at the conference showed her it worked, but she wasn't sure she could do it herself. Simon challenged her to walk into letting agents in person, and she found they were open to talking and full of opportunities. That gave her real confidence. Agents kept calling her with properties, and she took her first deal from a video alone. When her first guests moved in she sat in the finished property and cried, because it looked so beautiful. She landed a six month booking straight away and it has cashflowed from day one. Two deals in, with more in the pipeline, her goal is a business she can run remotely while she travels. Her advice: "Just do it. Give it a crack."

Sandra's story is about grit, growth and refusing to settle. Based in Croydon, she pushed through over 100 viewings before landing the deal that changed everything: a high performing serviced accommodation unit full of contractor bookings. More than the income, it is the confidence, purpose and independence that have transformed her life. She shares how she overcame rejection, self doubt and setbacks to create real freedom, and inspired a whole community along the way.

Michelle's story shows what is possible when you push past self doubt and back yourself. Based in Leicester, she went from second guessing every move to confidently running three serviced accommodation deals. She opens up about the mindset shifts that changed everything, how she stayed focused through the ups and downs, and the strategies that turned early uncertainty into lasting success. If you have ever wondered whether you are ready, this one is for you.

Before joining SSO, Jeanie tried to make property work on her own. She put in the hours, paid for training and followed the steps, but nothing stuck. No deals and no real progress. That changed when she joined SSO. With proper mentorship, a clear structure and daily support, she finally built momentum. Now she and her husband Stuart have three live deals, with the second and third landing in the same week, and they are already gearing up for the next. Jeanie is not guessing anymore. She is taking action with confidence, and the results are showing.

Matt is proof that location is no barrier in rent to rent. Based in Lisbon, he has built a thriving serviced accommodation business in the UK without needing to be on the ground. With two rent to rent deals and a growing management arm, he shares how he built a lean system from abroad, how he keeps quality and control remotely, and why this model gives the freedom so many investors are chasing.

Belita is from Nepal and has spent the last five or six years in London as a chartered accountant at a property company. She always wanted a business she could call her own, because working for someone else has a ceiling. Her goal is time and financial freedom. Her first deal is a five bed house in Wembley with three and a half bathrooms, a big family living room and a view of Wembley Arch from one of the bedrooms. Guests love it. The extra bathrooms were a real guest magnet, so she said yes quickly. It has cashflowed positively from day one. Along the way, Simon was always there when she needed him, which helped her believe in herself and keep going. Her advice: "Believe in yourself and believe in the system, and just continually pursue. You will definitely get a yes one day."

Nakita struggled to find landlords at first. Then she secured a direct deal with a property developer. She shares how she built her Short Stays business in London and grew to three high performing serviced accommodation units, how the developer deal came about, and why guest experience and presentation have been key to her results. She also talks openly about the challenges and how SSO mentorship gave her the tools and confidence to build something she is proud of.

Kim left behind a 20 year career in television production to build a rent to rent business in Cambridge. Her serviced accommodation units combine professional design with smooth operations, giving guests premium stays and Kim a reliable income. She is proof that it is never too late to change direction and build a business on your own terms.

Louise and Clayton spent years with other property education and had nothing to show for it. They were close to giving up. Since joining SSO, everything has changed. Within four weeks they landed two strong rent to rent deals and finally feel on a path that works. They open up about what did not work elsewhere, what finally clicked, and why the right guidance made all the difference. If you have been burned before, this is the comeback story you need to hear.

Jim was a hospitality managing director running 47 bars across the country before he walked away to pursue financial freedom through rent to rent. Starting from scratch, he signed three deals in just seven weeks, including a standout property in central Soho. His move from hospitality to property shows what happens when experience meets action.

Ed tried working with other educators before, but none gave him the value he found with Simon. Simon pushed him to go for the deal he had on the table, and helped him through every step, from what to say to having all the right documents. That first deal is a three bed semi detached house in Guildford, and Ed now has more in the pipeline. He shares why the right support was the key to getting started.

Anne and Jeff are now full time property investors. Until recently, Anne was a supply chain analyst for a pharmaceutical company and Jeff ran a business building and designing pipe organs, which he still does on the side. Working with Simon, they have secured five rent to rent deals, and property is now their main focus. They talk about what it was like having Simon on the call for their first deal, and how that support was pivotal.

Claire moved to London from Chile and was working long hours in software sales. The money was good, but she wanted freedom, time and a future with her own family. She loved property and interior design, and had already tried another training course, but it covered so many strategies she felt overwhelmed. Simon's training gave her focus. Her worries were that rent to rent would be another job, or that nobody would book. Hearing other members' results changed her mind. Following Simon's advice to go for houses with three or four bedrooms, she found a big Victorian house in West London on OpenRent, and the landlord agreed the very next day. After a month of cosmetic refurb, it went live and was booked most nights. Then a guest from the United States booked the whole house for a year, worth just under £100,000. Her advice: "Think big. It was a yes and it changed my life."

Rahul went from zero to five properties in just a few months. While juggling a full time job and family life, he has built a growing serviced accommodation business with steady income and long term bookings. His story shows what is possible when strategy meets commitment.

Sharon's story began with over 18 months of follow up with a vendor before she finally secured the deal. Her portfolio is three well located two bed flats in Worcester, all sourced directly. She shares how she furnished them on a budget, added smart home tech to control utility costs, and landed an impressive 189 night booking across all three flats. A great example of how patience and preparation pay off in rent to rent.

Burr is a dentist in Manchester who loves his job and has no plans to leave it. But things at home made him realise he needed income that didn't depend on him being there in person. He started with a serviced accommodation unit using a deal sourcer and a management company, but the management fell below standard, so he took over himself and joined Simon. At first he wondered whether rent to rent was legit and why a landlord would agree. Once his first unit was running, he had his proof. Following the course step by step, he optimised that unit and it started making a healthy profit every month. Three months after joining he had gone from one property to four, ahead of his own target, all while still working and teaching as a dentist with his wife Mary's support. Now landlords and investors are coming to him. His advice: "If the why is strong enough, you just can't run out of fuel."

Adnan's rent to rent journey started like many others, with doubt and uncertainty. Then he secured his first deal in East London and everything began to change. He shares how he found the property, what he learned running short stays, and why moving to longer bookings gave him steadier income with less stress and more control. His story is one of consistency, adapting as you go and thinking long term.

Taylor and Liam landed their first two rent to rent deals through one landlord, just six weeks after starting their journey. By building strong relationships and taking action straight away, they laid the groundwork for a portfolio built on trust. Taylor shares how they did it, from learning the strategy to landing real deals. Proof that fast progress is possible with the right approach.

Harris and Gita had the mortgage, the house and a good corporate job, but Harris kept asking himself whether he was working for himself or for the shareholder. They wanted to build a legacy for their family, not spend years saving for a single buy to let. A previous training programme left them with no deal and no accountability. Joining Simon changed that: they were surrounded by people getting results, with the support to understand what works. Within 90 days they landed their first serviced accommodation deal in Birmingham and Wolverhampton. When their first attempt fell through, they started calling agents. Harris met a landlord face to face, focused on the relationship, and was picked over other applicants. With the SSO team's help on the contract, they locked in a three year term at a competitive rent, and within two days of going live had a 43 night booking. Harris's advice: "Get yourself in the right room, remember your why, and take massive action even when you don't want to."

Adam takes you inside his latest rent to rent deal, a 17th century cottage restored to blend vintage character with modern touches. From bold design choices to clever savings, including a £5 roulette table, the cottage now sleeps eight guests in comfort and style. Adam explains how the right education gave him the confidence to take on the project and transform it. Small upgrades like new decking and a reworked garden lifted the guest experience and helped the property stand out, and in peak season it can bring in up to £3,000 a month. Proof that a charming property can also be a serious business.

Kemi is a product manager in Swindon who always wanted to get into property but didn't have the money for buy to lets. She spent two years going to free sessions, and at one event felt pressured into signing up for something that didn't feel right. Then she found Simon, and liked how simply he broke the process down. As a structured person, she followed the programme step by step, taking notes as she went. She found a landlord on OpenRent, got a viewing, and spent it getting to know him rather than pitching. When he mentioned his letting agent charged him and did nothing, she showed him her management company website. He was impressed, offered her another of his properties, and that became her first serviced accommodation deal. Two weeks later he called back to ask if she could manage 150 flats. Her goal is 10 properties and a family business for her three boys. Kemi's advice: "Stay consistent and believe that you can do it, because you can."

Carlton and Tamara spent years in the creative industry working music festivals, where nobody thinks about pensions. They wanted to secure their own future, give their parents the retirement they deserve, and spend more time with their daughter. After getting burned on stocks and crypto, Carlton studied property and saw rent to rent was the best strategy for cashflow. They had already paid for another serviced accommodation course, but within weeks chose Simon for the community and support: people walking the walk who take the time to help you through each challenge. Within three months they had two deals in Manchester and London. The first came from a networking meeting with a landlord who wanted guaranteed rent, and it was booked out for its first six weeks. Now the landlord's business partner has offered them another property. Carlton finds the deals while Tamara runs the operations. His advice: "It's from consistent action that things actually start happening."

Paul Sargent is proof that consistency wins in rent to rent. Since joining Simon, he has grown steadily year on year, building a streamlined serviced accommodation business that now manages 42 units. He reflects on the moves that fuelled his growth: building strong relationships, focusing on systems and staying the course when others gave up. Whether you are starting out or looking to scale, this is a masterclass in playing the long game.

Alisha's first rent to rent deal is a newly renovated three bed, one and a half bath terrace in Manchester, now stylish serviced accommodation. She shares how she found the property, the design choices she made, and how she targets the right guests, from construction workers to groups visiting the Etihad and the Co-op Live arena. She also gives her tips on negotiating, managing bookings and growing her portfolio.

Matt and Fiona run Witt Properties Ltd in West Yorkshire. They wanted to get into property, but every penny was going into their first home, a fixer upper, and without capital or experience buy to let felt out of reach. Matt was sceptical at first and thought rent to rent sounded a bit scammy, until they found Simon. What won him over was that the expectations were realistic and genuine, with no promises of a million pounds in a year. Their first deal is a large property with a landlord who loves being hands off and let them bring it up to standard. They used a home stager to set it up and used the professional photos to market their business to future landlords. In its first week it was already bringing money in, with two more deals in the pipeline. Matt's advice: "Ask yourself some honest questions and decide whether what you're doing right now is working for you."

Marina works full time as a contract manager, and her partner Kate already had some buy to lets. They wanted quicker cashflow than buy to let gives, so they looked at different property courses and chose Simon. Rent to rent clicked instantly: it didn't need much money up front, so they could do several deals with what they had. Marina booked a call and joined that same evening. Her only worry was that it was Kate's money, but hearing the success stories on the calls convinced her: if others can do it, so can we. Within a couple of months of really getting going, they had signed three deals, two in Coventry and one in Leamington Spa. Now landlords are coming to them, including a landlord's sister and even their decorator, and Kate has handed in her notice. Marina's advice: "Follow the process and trust the process, it will work."

Stephen left Ireland and moved to Manchester to start his rent to rent journey and chase financial freedom. Just nine days after arriving, he secured his very first deal. That property now brings in reliable monthly income and marks the first step in his mission. With the full deal numbers broken down in the video, this is a must watch for anyone ready to take bold action.

Rob and Emine had zero property experience. Today they run a 15 property rent to rent business with nearly £600,000 in turnover. They share how they built it from the ground up, the challenges they faced and what they would do differently if they started again. From their first deal to scaling their systems, they open up about what it really takes, and how they turned uncertainty into unstoppable momentum.

Eduardo and Antonia started with no property experience and no investment background. In just 18 months they built a portfolio of 19 rent to rent deals. It began with one decision to go all in, backed by the right mentorship. The biggest hurdle was landing that first deal, but once they did, their momentum took off. They share how they got past the early challenges, scaled quickly and built a thriving business from the ground up.

Sheree from Newport started with zero experience and one clear goal: to change her life through property. In just three months she secured her first deal, a three bed semi minutes from home, with three more lined up across Newport, Bristol and Cardiff. She breaks down exactly how she did it: setting up the business, getting compliant, building credibility and networking like a pro. A clear example of focused, fast progress.

Ben went from full time builder to running his own property business, and rent to rent changed his life. He scaled to 11 serviced accommodation deals and walked away from his 9 to 5 for good. He shares the mindset shifts that fuelled his growth, how mentorship and community sped up his success, and how rent to rent gave him the time, freedom and flexibility he never thought possible. Now a mentor in the SSO community, Ben helps others follow the same path.

Courtnie is an estate agent from Birmingham who has built a successful income stream through rent to rent while working full time. She secured a four bed property in Solihull and focused on short stays for contractors and visitors to the NEC. Within two weeks, the bookings were covering her monthly costs. She shares how she got started, how she finds reliable guests, and how she manages the property alongside her career. Ideal for anyone who wants to explore rent to rent without giving up the day job.

Ricky and Roxie, a software engineer and a communications consultant, turned a three year plan into a six month success story. With no rent to rent experience, they built a property business generating over £30,000 a month in revenue within six months of starting. With a sharp focus on relationships and systems, their deals are built on solid foundations and a long term vision. A must watch for anyone serious about financial freedom through property.

Kofi had a demanding, high paying tech sales role until he was made redundant. He turned that uncertainty into opportunity and chose rent to rent as his route to financial freedom. Now running 15 deals, he shares the mindset shifts, strategies and systems that helped him build momentum fast, how he adapted to market challenges, and why he left the six figure grind behind for good.

Kyesha's story is proof that everything can change with the right mindset. At first she was unsure whether rent to rent was the right move. Once she decided to take action, everything started to shift. Her first deal is a well located property in Nottingham that now brings in a strong monthly income, and a great start to a business with serious potential.

Ryan from South East London is proof that slow and steady still wins. In his first year, he built a portfolio of two well run units that bring in steady income. He shares what it really looks like to grow without the noise: focused action, strong relationships and a long term mindset. If you want a grounded, real world look at how rent to rent works over time, this is it.

Tharusha from Milton Keynes is proof that you do not need years of experience to make rent to rent work. Within 90 days of starting one to one mentorship, he secured his first deal: a two bed house turned into a high performing Airbnb for professionals. With most nights booked and a healthy profit coming in every month, his fast start shows what is possible when you follow the right steps. If you are waiting for the right time, this is your sign to start.

Nithia shares her journey into rent to rent, from the internal battles and the learning curve to the community that gave her the clarity and confidence to keep going. Her story is full of honest reflections and real breakthroughs, showing that success in property is about mindset, support and sticking with it. If you are thinking about getting started but feel overwhelmed, this one will hit home.

Herman from Maidstone, Kent, and his wife Lisa are on a mission to build long term income through rent to rent. After just six viewings, they landed their first deal, a four bed HMO in Abbey Wood, with a six bed semi detached house already in the pipeline. Herman shares how they kept things simple, stayed consistent and took the right action early. If you are new and wondering what is possible in your first few weeks, this shows what happens when you go all in together.

Ahmed went from washing dishes to building a property business at just 19. His first rent to rent deal is a three bed townhouse just 14 minutes from Central London. He shares how the deal was negotiated with Simon's support, how he collected the keys in just five days, and how he even convinced the landlord to waive the security deposit. The first two bookings alone brought in strong income. A story packed with practical lessons and proof that age is no barrier.

Julie from West London is a masterclass in fast, focused action. Starting from zero, she grew her portfolio to four properties in her first year: two flats in Reading for the corporate market and two more in Acton. She shares the mindset shifts, the calculated risks and the smart moves that helped her scale quickly and confidently, all on strong foundations built to last.

Sharon and her husband Rodney prove you do not have to live near your property to build a profitable business. They manage their first deal in Penarth, just outside Cardiff, all the way from London. They share how technology, automation and strong systems let them run it confidently from a distance, and their plans to expand back home in Bristol. If you want to make rent to rent work remotely, this is the video to watch.

Meet the Grant family, Claudia, Curtis and Gary, who are turning rent to rent into a family mission. With the right education, they secured their very first deal within one month: a two bed flat in Shepherd's Bush found on OpenRent. It was not just strategy that got them there, it was teamwork. By playing to each other's strengths, they built real relationships with landlords and laid the foundation for long term success. For the Grants, this is about building a legacy and showing what a family can do together.

Cat ran a creative agency before making a bold move into property. Her first deal is a luxury serviced accommodation unit in Chelsea, one of London's most prestigious postcodes. With her creative eye and strong commercial instincts, she has turned it into a high performing business and built a strong base for what comes next. If you want to break into high end property, or bring your existing skills into rent to rent, this story is for you.

Alaa spent eight months trying on her own with no deals. Once she joined the programme everything changed. She secured her first three properties, then added a fourth that cost just £2,000 to set up and is set to return that same figure every month. With four properties running, she has built real momentum and keeps growing. Alaa shares the mindset shifts and mentorship that helped her break through and transform her income.

Jody went from working in central London bars to building a rent to rent portfolio in Watford. With zero property experience, he secured his first deal in just three months. He shares the strategies that helped him get started, how he finds and secures properties, and the mindset that keeps him moving forward. Real world inspiration for anyone starting their own property journey.

Cheyenne had no property experience when she started. Within 90 days she had secured two serviced accommodation deals just outside London. She talks openly about the challenges at the beginning, and what shifted once she committed to the process. Her story is proof that focus, education and consistent action bring results, even in a short space of time.

Lewis is an ambitious investor whose very first rent to rent deal is a block of four brand new serviced accommodation apartments. He shares how he made it happen with Simon's support, from getting through the early learning curve to landing a high cashflow opportunity. See the key steps, mindset shifts and support that helped him launch strong, and how this first win sets him up for even bigger moves.

Go behind the scenes of James' latest serviced accommodation deal, a beautifully designed four storey townhouse just minutes from Bristol city centre. James has turned it into a high end stay that blends style and space. He shares how he found the deal, why location made all the difference, and the steps he took to bring it to life.

Ed's rent to rent journey shows what is possible with persistence, strategy and the right mindset. He struggled to land his first deal, then went on to build a multi million pound property business with over 70 deals. Today he uses his rent to rent cashflow to fund BRRR projects entirely debt free. He shares the lessons that helped him scale, including a game changing BRRR deal, how he overcame self doubt, and the role mentorship and community played. If you are serious about rent to rent, this is a story you will not want to miss.

Jide and Leonie secured their very first serviced accommodation deal well ahead of schedule. They share how focused action helped them land a standout property fast, and give you a tour of their brand new four bed detached house in Dartford, an exciting milestone at the start of their property journey.

It all started with a webinar. Now Prakash has secured his very first rent to rent deal within 90 days, and it is already bringing in income. He walks through the deal, how it is structured, and how he got past the early challenges to get his property journey off the ground.

Kevin is living proof that rent to rent works in London. He secured a stunning two bed apartment in the capital, set to bring in strong income for years to come. He shares exactly how he landed the deal, what made it a no brainer, and how the right support helped him break into one of the UK's most competitive markets. If you are wondering whether serviced accommodation works in London, watch this.

Feyikemi was an accountant who used rent to rent to break free from the 9 to 5. With mentorship and a clear strategy, she secured a three bed new build house in Essex. She shares the steps she took to move from a stable career to building her own property business, and what made it all feel achievable.

Oliver Robakowski and Sam Brown are two ex soldiers who chose rent to rent as their next mission. With no property experience, they went straight for one of the UK's most competitive markets, and it is already paying off. Their first deal is a London property bringing in steady monthly income, and the start of a brand new chapter. Proof that with discipline, strategy and the right guidance, life after the military can be just as rewarding.

Jordan and Declan are the founders of JD Stays, a serviced accommodation business offering high quality stays for contractors. They share how launching their brand brought business success and gave them their lives back, with more freedom, less stress and a new level of control. For them, the turning point was simple: taking action. See how they built momentum fast and created a business that fits the lifestyle they always wanted.

Based in Brighton, Antoine wasted no time once he discovered rent to rent. He shares how he went from learning the strategy to securing a deal that pays every month, all by taking action and applying what he learned. His story shows how quickly momentum builds when you commit fully to the process.

Adelina shares her journey to securing a serviced accommodation deal in Dartford. With clear guidance, a proven strategy and a community behind her, she turned ambition into real results. She talks about what made her take the leap, how the support helped her move with confidence, and why she would not want to do it any other way. Whether you are just starting out or ready to grow, her story shows what is possible when you take action.

Jan and Niz have secured not one but two serviced accommodation properties in London as part of a single deal. We walk through both properties and share exactly how the deal was sourced, negotiated and secured, plus the set up process and why they chose these locations. See how it all came together and what comes next for Jan and Niz.

Homeplug are a powerhouse duo who have closed 11 rent to rent deals and grown their income five times over in just 18 months. They share how they scaled with strategy, consistency and the right support, from their first deal to building a thriving brand, and the key moves that helped them grow fast and stay focused.