As many of you know, we've been quietly building Sentinel, our AI Co-Investor designed to help property investors make better decisions, faster and with more consistency. We're almost ready to put the first pre-MVP version into the hands of real investors and start refining the AI agents using live deals and real-world feedback before I launch MVP later in the summer. I'm looking for the first 10 Academy members to join our founding beta tester group from the week commencing 13th July. What you'll get: • Early access to Sentinel before public release • Direct input into how the product evolves • The opportunity to help shape the AI agents and workflows • A behind-the-scenes look at the development process What we'll ask from you: • Join a dedicated Slack beta testing group • Have live deals, opportunities, or an active pipeline that you can put into the system • Use Sentinel as part of your normal investing activity • Provide honest daily feedback on what's working, what's not, what's confusing, and what's missing • Be willing to interact regularly with me and our Founding Engineer, Sadan, as we refine the product This is a genuine MVP. The whole purpose is to get the product into the hands of real investors and learn quickly. Some things will work brilliantly. Some things won't. That's exactly why we're doing this. We're not looking for passive observers. We're looking for active investors who want to help shape what could become a very powerful investing tool. Places will be allocated on a first come, first served basis. If you'd like to be one of the 10 founding beta testers, comment below with: SENTINEL and we'll get in touch with the next steps.

Hi guys. Would you stay away from these or could it just be scaring everyone away & be a great opportunity? 1. Grad 2 old shop leave as shop on the front & just renovate & convert the rear large storage area, I’m thinking if you’re not messing with the old shop it might not be so bad with planning. 2. Office block in article 4 area been on the market for a year. So if it’s not renting out there could be some leeway from the council to convert into flats. What’s your thoughts? Cheers 👍

I was working for a customer yesterday and told her that I wanted to do a commercial to residential on my next investment. I didn’t think for one minute she had any contacts that could help, then she said my sister is selling a commercial building local to where we live. When she told me about it I couldn’t believe it as I was thinking about the building & since it closed down a few weeks ago. It was a local night club on the high street. She called her sister & then in turn spoke to her business partner. They were going to put it into auction but have given me first refusal. They are just waiting to get the keys back.. the old tenants are being elusive at the moment as it was on a fully insured & repairable lease & it needs some work. Tell any one & everyone what you want to do you never know what might happen. 😁

Hi I’m after some constructive advice I have 4 properties 2 flats in the north of England and 2 2 bed semi’s locally the flats were yielding some cash when interest rates were low but just money pits now the 2 bed semi’s have pretty much yielded money all the time and both have equity but the fats after 20 years are still worth less than I paid for them Just had a nightmare tenant in one of the 2 bedroom semi’s took 18 months to get rid and no rent the place needs about 10k spending to get up to spec to re let at the moment I want to get rid of the lot but also feel I have put too much work in to quit now but am being put off by the renters rights looking for a way of turning this situation into something positive any suggestions please?

Hi! I have been wondering when looking commercial properties that there is often mention about current rateable value. What does it mean? LIke small business like shop and flat above it is saying current Rateable Value for flat is £4,000 and shop £8200. Does this mean that annual income together is max £12000 ??