You've done your research and you know property is the right move. You've even had a few conversations about it but when it comes to actually finding the right property, where to look, what to look for, or who to trust, that's where most people quietly stall. Sourcing is the stage nobody really talks about. Most people discuss buying,while very few can explain how to identify the right property in the first place. It starts with criteria that actually match your goals such as location, property type, yield potential, or growth outlook. Then market research, shortlisting, viewing then due diligence before an offer is even made. Each of those steps takes time, access, and knowledge most first-time investors simply don't have yet. Not because they're not capable, but because they haven't done it before. That's exactly the stage PREPG3 exists to handle. You stay fully informed at every point without having to become a property expert overnight. If someone handled the sourcing process on your behalf, what would you want to stay involved in and what would you happily hand over?

A first-time buyer once said they'd been doing research for three years. He had folder full of articles, saved searches on three portals and spreadsheet abandoned twice but what he didn't have was a first step. Every new piece of information introduced a new variable. instead of narrowing things down, it made everything feel bigger, so they kept researching. There's always another rate announcement coming or a piece suggesting it's the wrong time. Property has a way of making thoughtful people cautious to the point of paralysis still, you will never have complete information. Everyone who has built wealth through property made their first move with an incomplete picture. They started with a clear enough view and adjusted as they went. The antidote to overthinking isn't recklessness. It's having one specific next action instead of a general plan to move "when the time is right." Is it information you feel you're missing, or something else that's kept you from moving forward?

Myth: "You need 10 properties to be successful." ❌ Totally False. One good property that makes you money and lets you sleep at night is a win. Five stressful properties that keep you awake? That's a loss. Let's hear it: What myth almost stopped you from starting? 👇

Let's simplify buy-to-let. It's just buying a property with a specific mortgage so you can rent it out. The move isn't just buying it; it's running the numbers before you buy. A simple check: Will the rent cover the mortgage and all the other costs (insurance, management, maintenance)? If yes, you've found a potential cash-flow property. What's the biggest question you have about how buy-to-let actually works?

Shout out to you @Russell Berge Which path is for you? 🚦 - Single-Let: One family, one contract. Simple. - HMO: Multiple tenants, multiple bills, more profit, more rules. - Serviced Accommodation (Airbnb): High risk, high reward, like running a hotel. If you're just starting out, simple is usually better. Quick poll: Which of these 3 sounds the most confusing/scary to you? 👇