When every deposit, refurb, or unexpected expense depends on your next payday, it can make you feel like you're always playing catch-up. I've started to see why so many experienced investors talk about having more than one income stream. It's not just about earning more money, it's about giving yourself the breathing room to make better decisions and not feel pressured to jump into every deal. Whether that's a business, serviced accommodation, deal sourcing, or something completely different, having money coming in consistently makes the journey feel a lot more sustainable. I'm curious... For those of you who are building your portfolio, are you relying on one income, or have you found other ways to bring in regular monthly cash flow? I'd genuinely love to hear what's worked for you.

Lots of new members the past few days! 🔥 Amazing to see! Anyone new can you drop a comment about where you are in your property journey and what are your goals? 🚀 The more we interact, comment and ask questions the faster we grow 🤙🏻🎓

Hiya Rob, Can I have some more info on the mentoring, not sure if there is a promo video floating around??

Hello, I’m looking to buy a house. I was going to buy cash, but I may buy cash and with a small mortgage like a £50,000 mortgage, renovate while live in it and then sell it when I’m finished. Any thoughts on this? It’s a dated bungalow that needs new kitchen, bathroom, a couple of dated arches doing something with, decorating and floors. I can professionally decorate myself though, so that will save costs. Could do with a garage on there too.

Hi @Rob Rolston How does Level 2 get unlocked? Ive covered the start .