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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.

Jody went from working in central London bars to building a successful rent-to-rent portfolio in Watford. With zero property experience, he secured his first deal in just three months. In this video, he shares the strategies that helped him get started, his approach to finding and securing properties, and the mindset that keeps him moving forward. If you're looking for real-world inspiration to start your own property journey, this is a great place to begin.

Meet Jordan and Declan, the founders of JD Stays, who hit the ground running with their rent-to-SA business, specialising in high-quality accommodation for the contractor market. In this video, they share how launching their serviced accommodation brand not only brought business success but gave them their lives back—more freedom, less stress, and a whole new level of control. For them, the turning point was simple: taking action. Discover how they built momentum fast and created a business that aligns with the lifestyle they always wanted.

In this video, 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.