I was washing dishes in the simple cafe for the minimum wage (back then £11.20/h) and dwelling on my 100k business debt 😱 And 30 months later this 👇started to happen 1. In 2022, I’ve got 2 serviced accommodations with £30k in gross yearly revenue. And it was a difficult start to say the least… 2. In 2024, I’m proud to say we’ve collected over a quarter of a million (£) from our guests. I estimate we’d get around £300k+ by end of this year. I could never dreamed off that we could grow to these numbers and so fast 🚀 3. We’ve only X6 our UK properties and that translated into almost 10x return! 🤩 I want you to remember, GROWTH IS NOT LINEAR! it gets easier with time and with the right team and guidance! How can we help you 🫵 today on your success?

In 2024, property remains the UK’s most resilient and profitable asset class. Here’s why: 1. Inflation Hedge: Property has historically outpaced inflation, protecting your wealth even when prices rise. With inflation concerns still in play, holding property keeps your assets strong. 2. Consistent Demand: The UK faces a housing shortage, which pushes up rental demand and property values over time. This means investors benefit from both rising asset prices and solid rental income. 3. Leverage Opportunities: Property allows for smart leverage. By using mortgages, you can control a high-value asset without tying up all your capital, amplifying returns as the property appreciates. 4. Government Support for Homeownership: The UK government continues to introduce policies and incentives to support property investments, such as relaxed planning laws and schemes for first-time buyers. These moves keep the market active and accessible. In uncertain times, the property offers a tangible, income-generating asset with long-term stability. If you’re serious about building and preserving wealth, now is the time to invest in UK property!

1. Skipping Due Diligence: Always analyse potential properties with a cash flow calculator. Numbers, not emotions, should guide your decisions. 2. Cutting Corners on Furnishings: To attract guests, invest in distinct, quality pieces. Elements like unique wall decor, pendant lighting, and stylish armchairs can make a difference, as today’s guests expect high value for their money. 3. Building Locally: Operating close to home often keeps you tied to the day-to-day. By starting remotely, you’re forced to create a strong team and set up efficient outsourcing systems from the start. 4. Overpricing Early On: For new units, start with competitive pricing to build up reviews. Once you’ve gained credibility, adjust prices accordingly. 5. Skipping a Channel Manager: List your property on multiple platforms, not just Airbnb. Services like Hosty or Uplisting can automatically publish your listing to Booking com, Expedia, TripAdvisor, and more. 6. No Pricing Software: Using static prices means missing out on high-demand bookings. Automate your pricing with software like Pricelabs to maximise revenue. 7. Poor Guest Vetting and Security: Set up a strong guest screening process, enforce clear terms, collect deposits, verify IDs, and consider adding external security measures like CCTV and noise monitors. 8. Scaling Without a Long-Term Plan: Having just 4-5 properties can be profitable, but the real cash flow arrives when you manage 10 or more, allowing you to leverage income for property purchases and long-term wealth. 9. Delaying a Virtual Assistant Hire: Outsource admin tasks early. Freeing up your time sooner allows you to focus on scaling and increasing revenue faster. 10. Lacking Standard Operating Procedures: Create clear SOPs for your cleaning team and establish service-level agreements with penalties. Cleanliness is vital to maintaining positive reviews, so it’s crucial to ensure consistent quality. If you’re looking for direct guidance from me and our expert team (covering marketing, interior design, HR, and branding) plus access to a complete suite of contracts, trackers, and tools to streamline your deals...

1. Focus on Stability & Reliability Emphasise the benefits of a corporate let: consistent income, no void periods, and reduced risk of arrears. Let the landlord know you’re committed to a long-term, reliable rental agreement, which can ease their concerns about tenant turnover. 2. Showcase Your Management Standards Explain how you handle every aspect professionally—cleaning, maintenance, and guest vetting—keeping the property in excellent condition. Mention any in-house teams or regular inspections to reassure them that their property will be well cared for, without the usual wear and tear from individual tenancies. *Custom tip - I never pitch over the phone.

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