I genuinely believe that there is a key factor to become wealthy and financially secure. You need to diversify, diversifying your income to not rely solely on working for money. You need to find ways to make your money work for you, making sure you are compounding your efforts and taking advantage of compounding interest.

The first consideration needs to be property stock. First, you need to find out if there are suitable properties to-let. For example, if there are many properties available that can indicate how motivated a landlord will be and if there is an opportunity for you to help.

In today’s money, Rockefeller would be the worlds richest man exceeding the net worth of Bill Gates and Jeff Bazos. In this episode, I want to explore his concept and discuss whether it is okay to control an asset and not own it.

We are currently in a renters economy, which means there are more and more people looking for rental properties. Due to the uncertainty currently, I have seen an increase in demand for people looking for a room with fixed rent, inclusive of bills, so it is easier to control their costs.

I have been fortunate in that most of my tenants have been amazing, and I'm cautious about looking for red flags when accepting an application process. However, I have not been able to avoid bad tenants entirely, and in this episode, I run through my top three worst experiences.

I want to cover a massive issue that I’ve seen time and time again this year, and I have experienced this myself. It’s challenging to stay focused and motivated with so many restrictions in place. There is a temptation to have the mindset of waiting, wait until COVID blows over.

One of the most frequently asked questions I get; Professional vs Student HMOs, what would I recommend. I am going to run through six key performance indicators; rental income, expenditure, length of tenancy, occupancy rates, management, and analyse the risk of each method during a recession.  

When the second lockdown was announced, I decided to reflect on the year so far. What happened in March and how our business had performed since the first wave. We've massively increased our monthly rental revenues, acquired six new deals – we had thrived through this period.

In this episode, I will break down how to systemise your business, with a focus on the Rent-to-Rent business model. However, if you have a property business that focuses on other strategies, I think there will be some great takeaways.

In this episode, I'm going to talk you through some examples of my Rent-to-Rent deals. I'm going to break the episode down into two sections. Firstly I'm going to share some of my Rent-to-Rent deals including; low investment, high investment and also the most I have ever spent on a deal. 

I’ve been asked a lot recently how did you scale your Rent-to-Rent business so quickly? So I thought I would break down how to grow quickly, I’m going to cover the five key elements you need to do now, how I did them and how it’s important to set a good foundation first.

Firstly I am going to run through my own property education experience, what I liked and didn't like. Then I am going to go through three red flags to look for when selecting your property education provider.

In this episode, I am going to be sharing with you my top 10 Rent-to-Rent refurb hacks. Getting the deal is one thing, but the next thing you need to do is get the property cash flowing as soon as possible.

A lot of people have been in touch to ask me how I have managed to grow my business through one of the most challenging times the economy has ever experienced. I want to break down an honest account of the journey I experienced through the first wave of COVID-19 and how I am looking to learn from that experience during this next phase of uncertainty. 

I want to breakdown one of the most common questions I get asked - is Rent-to-Rent illegal? It's uncommon that I come across this question in person; however, online and social media, I get asked this question frequently. 

There are massive opportunities in the property market currently and especially with the Rent-to-Rent strategy. For the first time ever, I'm going to be breaking down exactly how I calculate my HMO deals.

In this episode, I will be covering how to crunch your serviced accommodation figures. I will go into detail on the five key steps to consider when looking for a profitable deal. The first consideration you need to make is looking at the nightly rate.

I'm going to be breaking down how to set goals and stick to them. I wanted to cover this topic because I realised you could have all the property education and knowledge that you need, but it's another thing actually getting your first property. There's a famous saying: to know and not do is not to know at all.

Which strategy do you prefer SA or HMO? Here I am going to discuss which approach has the edge, the method I favour and what you need to be doing now to safeguard your business during current uncertain times.

Here are my top five ways I know to source Rent-to-Rent deals fast. And the emphasis is on fast - not because achieving this type of deals is easy, or you can do it overnight, and it's certainly not a get rich quick scheme. The emphasis is on fast because you need to take action now.