Property is not a side hustle. It’s a capital-intensive business wearing a “get rich quick” costume. In the UK, especially London, property rewards structure, not excitement. I’ve watched ambitious entrepreneurs: • Spend years “learning” but never building capital • Chase deals without cash reserves • Enter property emotionally instead of strategically Here’s the awakening part 👇 Property doesn’t grow you money first. It grows your discipline, patience, and financial systems. Capital isn’t just cash in the bank. It’s: - Credibility Liquidity - Leverage - Risk tolerance - Staying power when deals stall Without capital, property becomes stress. With capital, property becomes scale. This is why sustainable property businesses are built in phases: 1. Capital creation (outside property if needed) 2. Systems & financial control 3. Strategic entry (not emotional buying) 4. Long-term compounding London isn’t forgiving. Mistakes are expensive. Undercapitalization kills faster than bad deals. So the real question isn’t: “Which property strategy works?” It’s: “What system am I using to consistently create capital before and during my property journey?” I'd like to hear from the room 👇 What do you believe is the biggest capital mistake new property entrepreneurs make?

Property doesn’t make you rich. How you use it does. Two people buy the same house. Same price. Same location. Same market. One struggles for years. The other builds momentum, equity, and freedom. The difference? 👉 Strategy beats ownership. Property can be: An asset that feeds your future Or a liability dressed up as “security.” Most people are never taught how to tell the difference. So let’s talk honestly Do you own property, or does it own you? Is your property creating options or pressure? What would change if every purchase had a clear exit and growth plan? Drop your thoughts or questions below. The conversations people avoid are usually the ones that change everything.

Hello everyone 👋🏻 My name is Hussein from United Kingdom base in London custard and am a new member here and I want to know more about this amazing community am I welcome?