Eduardo & Antonia

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."

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.

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.

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.