Herman & Lisa

Ed’s journey in rent-to-rent is a powerful example of what’s possible with persistence, strategy, and the right mindset. From struggling to secure his first deal to building a multi-million-pound property business with over 70 deals and a £50K profit month, Ed now uses his rent-to-rent cash flow to fund BRRR projects entirely debt-free. In this video, he shares the key lessons that helped him scale, including insights from a game-changing £330K BRRR deal, overcoming self-doubt, and the crucial role of mentorship and community. If you’re serious about rent-to-rent, this is a story you don’t want to miss.

Sonya works in sales and was used to making money for somebody else. But with three young children at home, she wanted to build something that gave her more control, more income, and more time with her family. After looking into different ways to build wealth, property stood out. Rent-to-rent felt like the most accessible route because it did not require them to buy a property first or have large amounts of capital upfront. Sonya and her husband Jamie joined SSO, followed the process, and started building their rent-to-rent business in Birmingham. They now have six properties and are continuing to grow, with the goal of building enough income to leave corporate life and make different choices for their family.

Anne and Jeff are now full-time property investors, but up until very recently, they were still working in their prospective careers. Anne was a supply chain analyst for a pharmaceutical company. Jeff had a business building and designing pipe organs, which he continues to do on the side, with property now his main focus. After working with Simon and joining his Mastermind they have now successfully secured five Rent-to-Rent deals! This generates her £3,950 cashflow!

Meet the Grant family—Claudia, Curtis, and Gary—who are turning their rent-to-rent journey into a powerful family mission. Speaking at the #R2Rsuperconf, they shared how, with the right education, they secured their very first deal within just one month. Their first property, a two-bed flat in Shepherd’s Bush sourced through OpenRent, taught them the real-world lessons that only come from taking action. But it wasn’t just strategy that got them there—it was teamwork. By working together and playing to each other’s strengths, they built authentic relationships with landlords and laid the foundation for long-term success. For the Grants, rent-to-rent isn’t just a side hustle. It’s about building a legacy, creating generational wealth, and showing that when a family moves with purpose, anything is possible.