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Carlton

From music festivals to two serviced accommodation deals in three months

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Our first deal came from one networking meeting

Watch the video below to find out how.

Carlton and Tamara spent years in the creative industry working music festivals, where nobody thinks about pensions. They wanted to secure their own future, give their parents the retirement they deserve, and spend more time with their daughter. After getting burned on stocks and crypto, Carlton studied property and saw rent to rent was the best strategy for cashflow. They had already paid for another serviced accommodation course, but within weeks chose Simon for the community and support: people walking the walk who take the time to help you through each challenge. Within three months they had two deals in Manchester and London. The first came from a networking meeting with a landlord who wanted guaranteed rent, and it was booked out for its first six weeks. Now the landlord's business partner has offered them another property. Carlton finds the deals while Tamara runs the operations. His advice: "It's from consistent action that things actually start happening."

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