Sheree & Dionne

From running a creative agency to generating £9,500 per month from a single rent-to-rent serviced accommodation unit—meet Cat, who’s made a bold move into property in one of London’s most prestigious postcodes. Cat’s first deal is a luxury serviced accommodation unit in Chelsea—producing a staggering £9,500 in monthly revenue. With her creative eye and strong commercial instincts, she’s transformed this prime London property into a high-performing income generator and set a powerful foundation for future growth. If you’re looking to break into high-end property or want to learn how to bring your existing skills into rent-to-rent, this is an inspiring story you don’t want to miss.

Meet Jordan and Declan, the founders of JD Stays, who hit the ground running with their rent-to-SA business, specialising in high-quality accommodation for the contractor market. In this video, they share how launching their serviced accommodation brand not only brought business success but gave them their lives back—more freedom, less stress, and a whole new level of control. For them, the turning point was simple: taking action. Discover how they built momentum fast and created a business that aligns with the lifestyle they always wanted.

In this exclusive interview filmed at the #R2Rsuperconf, Sharon and her husband Rodney share their inspiring journey into the world of rent-to-rent—proving you don’t have to live near your property to build a profitable portfolio. Managing their first deal in Penarth, just outside Cardiff, all the way from London, they reveal how technology, automation, and strong systems have allowed them to operate efficiently and confidently from a distance. With plans to return to Bristol and expand further, Sharon and Rodney talk openly about the challenges, the mindset, and the strategies that have helped them scale smart and stay focused. If you're wondering how to make rent-to-rent work remotely, this is the video you need to see.

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.