Celen & Simon

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.

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.

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."

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.