Jide & Leonie

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.

Sit down with two standout mentees who’ve used the Rent-to-Rent 2.0 strategy to build profitable property businesses in London. One of them is Julie from West London, whose story is a masterclass in fast, focused action and smart decision-making. Starting from zero, Julie grew her rent-to-rent portfolio to four properties in just one year—two flats in Reading targeting the corporate market, and two additional deals secured in Acton. What’s more, she reached £15,000 in monthly cash flow just over a month after taking those bold steps. Julie shares the mindset shifts, the calculated risks, and the strategic moves that helped her scale quickly and confidently—all while creating a business built on strong fundamentals and long-term potential.

Join Adam as he takes you inside his latest rent-to-rent success—a stunning 17th-century cottage that’s been beautifully restored to blend vintage character with smart, modern updates. From bold design choices to clever cost-saving details (yes, including a £5 roulette table), this property is now set up to host up to eight guests in comfort and style. Adam shares how the right education gave him the tools to confidently take on and transform this project. With mid-season profits projected at £1,500–£1,750 and peak season earnings reaching up to £3,000 per month, this cottage is more than just a charming space—it’s a serious income-producing asset. You’ll also see how small upgrades like new decking and a reworked garden elevated the guest experience and helped the property stand out in a competitive market.

From zero to five properties in just a few months—Rahul’s journey shows what’s possible when strategy meets commitment. While juggling a full-time job and family life, he’s built a growing rent-to-rent serviced accommodation business that now generates consistent cash flow and long-term bookings.