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Sonya works in sales and was used to making money for somebody else. But with three young children at home, she wanted to build something that gave her more control, more income, and more time with her family. After looking into different ways to build wealth, property stood out. Rent-to-rent felt like the most accessible route because it did not require them to buy a property first or have large amounts of capital upfront. Sonya and her husband Jamie joined SSO, followed the process, and started building their rent-to-rent business in Birmingham. They now have six properties and are continuing to grow, with the goal of building enough income to leave corporate life and make different choices for their family.

Cheyenne shares how she went from having no property experience to securing two cash-flowing rent-to-SA deals in just 90 days. Based just outside London, she talks openly about the challenges she faced at the beginning, and what shifted for her once she committed to the process. Her journey is proof that focus, education, and consistent action can lead to powerful results—even in a short amount of time.

Meet Sheree from Newport—an action-taker who joined the 90-day Rent-to-SA course with zero experience and a clear goal: to change her life through property. In just three months, she’s secured her first deal—a three-bed semi just minutes from home—and has three more lined up across Newport, Bristol, and Cardiff. In this video, Sheree breaks down exactly how she did it: setting up the business, getting compliant, building credibility, and networking like a pro. If you’re serious about taking your first steps in rent-to-rent and want a clear example of focused, fast progress—this one will light a fire.

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.