Meet

Eduardo & Antonia

Confidence, Mentorship, Momentum—Eduardo & Antonia’s Rise in Rent-to-Rent

Lifetime Cashflow

£960,000

Monthly Cashflow

£30,000

Number Of Deals

31

How We Quit Our Jobs & Built a £16K/Month Rent-to-Rent Property Business

Watch the video below to find out how.

In just 18 months, Eduardo and Antonia built a portfolio of 19 rent-to-rent deals, generating over £16,000 in monthly cash flow—despite starting with no property experience or investment background. Their journey began with a single decision to go all in, supported by the right mentorship. The biggest hurdle was landing that first deal, but once they did, their momentum took off. This video shares how they overcame early challenges, scaled quickly, and built a thriving business from the ground up.

Luxury Meets Strategy: Inside Their Wembley Multi-Unit Masterpiece

In this video, mentees Antonia and Edoardo unveil their latest multi-unit rent-to-rent deal in Wembley—four beautifully designed flats overlooking Wembley Stadium. Follow their journey as they walk through each unit, showcasing stylish interiors and modern finishes that set a new standard for serviced accommodation in London. With a guaranteed rent of £9,700 per month plus £2,000 for bills and maintenance, they’ve transformed this block into a high-performing asset. Learn how they secured the deal, structured it for success, and brought their vision to life.

More Case Studies

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March 19, 2023
Meet Oliver Robakowski and Sam Brown—two ex-soldiers who made the bold decision to pursue financial freedom through rent-to-rent in the heart of the capital. With no prior property experience, they chose this strategy as their next mission—and it’s already paying off. This first deal for Oliver and Sam is a strong start—a rent-to-rent property in London producing up to £1,500 in monthly passive income. It's more than just cash flow—it's the foundation of a brand-new chapter, proving that with discipline, strategy, and the right guidance, life after the military can be just as rewarding.
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Midlands
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March 7, 2024
Join us for an inspiring conversation with Nithia, a determined new investor navigating her way into the world of rent-to-rent. In this video, Nithia opens up about the internal battles, the learning curve, and how the power of community gave her the clarity and confidence to keep going. Her journey is filled with honest reflections, valuable lessons, and moments of real breakthrough—showing that success in property isn’t just about deals, it’s about mindset, support, and sticking with it. If you’re thinking about getting started but feel overwhelmed—this one will hit home.
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South
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February 8, 2024
Meet Herman from Maidstone, Kent—joined by his wife Lisa on a focused mission to build long-term income through rent-to-rent. With just six viewings under their belt, they landed their very first deal: a four-bedroom HMO in Abbeywood. Now, with a six-bed semi-detached house already in the pipeline, this couple is wasting no time scaling their portfolio. In this video, Herman shares how they kept things simple, stayed consistent, and took the right action early. If you’re new to rent-to-rent and wondering what’s possible in your first few weeks—this is the kind of story that shows exactly what can happen when you go all in together.
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Midlands
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October 16, 2025
It has been a year since Mark and Alison started their rent to rent journey. They now have three live deals and are pulling in £2,500 a month profit, but none of it came easy. Mark quit his job to go all in. Alison juggled property with paid work. The pressure to get it right sat on their shoulders daily. But what made the difference was backing. Having Simon in their corner gave them clarity, confidence, and answers when they needed them most. From help with systems to quick feedback that crushed the doubts before they could grow, that support gave them space to think bigger. Now they are using their cash flow to move into BRRR and pushing past the mental block that once made scaling feel out of reach.
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