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One Family, One Vision—The Grants’ R2R 2.0 Journey Is All About Legacy

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First Deal in a Month, Legacy in Motion—How the Grant Family Launched Their R2R Business Together

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Meet the Grant family—Claudia, Curtis, and Gary—who are turning their rent-to-rent journey into a powerful family mission. Speaking at the #R2Rsuperconf, they shared how, with the right education, they secured their very first deal within just one month. Their first property, a two-bed flat in Shepherd’s Bush sourced through OpenRent, taught them the real-world lessons that only come from taking action. But it wasn’t just strategy that got them there—it was teamwork. By working together and playing to each other’s strengths, they built authentic relationships with landlords and laid the foundation for long-term success. For the Grants, rent-to-rent isn’t just a side hustle. It’s about building a legacy, creating generational wealth, and showing that when a family moves with purpose, anything is possible.

In this video, we take a look inside the Grant family's very first rent-to-rent deal—a two-bedroom flat in Shepherd’s Bush, sourced through OpenRent. You’ll hear how they secured the property within just one month of starting their journey, the lessons they learned along the way, and how their family dynamic helped them build strong relationships with landlords right from the start.

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From Webinar to First Deal—How Prakash Secured His First Rent-to-SA in 90 Days

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It all started with a webinar—now Prakash has secured his very first rent-to-rent deal while completing the 90-day Rent-to-SA programme. Prakash’s first deal is a solid start—a rent-to-SA property secured during the 90-day programme and already generating cash flow. This case study walks through the deal structure, numbers, and how he overcame early challenges to get his property journey off the ground.

£12K/Month from 3 Units—How Nakita Built a Thriving SA Business in London

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From struggling to find landlords to securing a direct deal with a property developer, Nakita’s journey into rent-to-rent shows what’s possible with persistence, smart strategy, and the right support. In this video, she shares how she built her Short Stays property business in London and scaled to three high-performing serviced accommodation units generating £12,000 per month. She reveals how the deal with a developer came about, what it took to set up each unit for success, and why guest experience and presentation have been crucial to her results. Nakita also talks openly about the challenges she faced, and how being part of the SSO mentorship gave her the tools and confidence to push through and build something she’s proud of.

From TV Producer to £180K/Year SA Business—Kim’s Bold Career Switch into Rent-to-Rent

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From TV sets to serviced accommodation success—meet Kim, a former television producer who left behind a 20-year media career to build a thriving rent-to-rent business in Cambridge. Now turning over £180,000 per year, she’s proving that it’s never too late to pivot and create a business on your own terms.

Juggling Family, Career & Property: How Stephanie Turned Pressure into Profit

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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.