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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.

From managing 47 bars nationwide to managing his own property portfolio—meet Jim, a former hospitality MD who walked away from a high-level career to pursue financial freedom through rent-to-rent. Starting from scratch in September, Jim signed three rent-to-rent deals in just seven weeks—including a prime property in Soho with major profit potential. Jim’s early wins include three rent-to-rent properties secured within just seven weeks—one of which is a standout deal in central Soho. With strong projected profits and a fast-growing portfolio, Jim’s move from hospitality to property shows what’s possible when experience meets execution.

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.

Simon and Celen Sullivan had carried the desire to start their property journey for a long time. After growing up in East London, living in Essex for almost 30 years, and later moving to Littlehampton on the south coast, they had spent most of their lives working various jobs, raising their family, and building a life together. Married for 38 years, with two daughters and two young grandchildren, they reached a stage where they wanted to build something new for their future. Their pensions were not where they wanted them to be, and they wanted to create a retirement fund that could give them more financial security in the years ahead. Rent-to-rent gave them a practical way to start building income from property without needing to buy a house first. Since joining SSO, Simon and Celen have secured two rent-to-rent deals and started proving to themselves that it is not too late to build something new. For them, this is not just about property. It is about seizing the opportunity, putting in the work, and creating a stronger future for themselves and their family.