Firstly — a quick reminder (and a nudge!) to make use of the weekly coaching calls. They are there for you. The people who tend to make the fastest progress in property are almost always the ones who consistently turn up, ask questions, sense-check deals, and stay close to the process. Even if you can’t make every session live, get into the habit of watching the replays. Also — a quick apology from me for not posting this week’s coaching topic and link yesterday as I normally do on a Monday. Lots of moving parts at the moment, so that one slipped. For all newer members: the weekly coaching links are always in the calendar, so even if I forget to post the reminder, you’ll find everything there. Today’s session covered: ✅ Key considerations when working with social housing providers ✅ How to actually find providers in your area ✅ Things to think about before structuring deals around social housing Replay below 👇

Hi all I have a question more on deal sourcing rather than Unicorn stuff that I would like clarity on. Could anyone help? I have client that I have found 2 properties that fit their criteria. Good deals in my opinion. But I am stuck with my next move Should I: A) send all details to the client with calculations and ask if they want me to move to next stage and view, Or B) go and View first to get a feel of the property with fresh photos and gauge what price I can get and what the refurb could cost before sending on to client? If you source which order do h do things and if you are an investor, what would you prefer?

Is there anyone in the community based in Scotland? Might be good to grab a coffee!

Hey Hey.... I'm back from Marrakesh and it was epic! This time last week I was in a hot air balloon watching the sunrise over the Atlas Mountains...memories were truly made. I'm now I'm back to earth, back with you lovely lot...whats happening with you? This week we have... Blitz @2pm Tuesday the 16th Accelerate @11am Thursday the 18th AND A week Saturday is the Q3 Summit! Who is coming??

Hi all. I've seen a couple of videos from @Robert Stewart talking about the right strategy for Networking and SM content. I've recently kickstarted my SM content strategy, but am conscious I don't want to go too far down the wrong rabbit hole. Similarly I am time poor so choose to maximise my time in connecting with the committed people not tyre kickers and hobbyists - or worse serial seminar/networkers with no plan and no ££. QQ - Is there any course, yet to be unlocked, that will help with the above? If not any suggestions on the appropriate strategy? All the goo-roos (well most of 'em) say post 3x a day tag our course/academy (fill in the blank) attend out Networking events and post pics and tag people. When you attend it's the same people and the same circular speakers. I prefer to spend time with people who have £££ but not the time to invest in property AND meet accidental or reluctant or exiting landlords. I'm based in London btw. Any input will be greatly appreciated. Thanks