Sonia & Jamie

Kemi is a product manager in Swindon who always wanted to get into property but didn't have the money for buy to lets. She spent two years going to free sessions, and at one event felt pressured into signing up for something that didn't feel right. Then she found Simon, and liked how simply he broke the process down. As a structured person, she followed the programme step by step, taking notes as she went. She found a landlord on OpenRent, got a viewing, and spent it getting to know him rather than pitching. When he mentioned his letting agent charged him and did nothing, she showed him her management company website. He was impressed, offered her another of his properties, and that became her first serviced accommodation deal. Two weeks later he called back to ask if she could manage 150 flats. Her goal is 10 properties and a family business for her three boys. Kemi's advice: "Stay consistent and believe that you can do it, because you can."

Herman from Maidstone, Kent, and his wife Lisa are on a mission to build long term income through rent to rent. After just six viewings, they landed their first deal, a four bed HMO in Abbey Wood, with a six bed semi detached house already in the pipeline. Herman shares how they kept things simple, stayed consistent and took the right action early. If you are new and wondering what is possible in your first few weeks, this shows what happens when you go all in together.

Kevin is living proof that rent to rent works in London. He secured a stunning two bed apartment in the capital, set to bring in strong income for years to come. He shares exactly how he landed the deal, what made it a no brainer, and how the right support helped him break into one of the UK's most competitive markets. If you are wondering whether serviced accommodation works in London, watch this.

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.