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Meet Ricky and Roxie—a software engineer and a communications consultant who turned a three-year plan into a six-month success story. With no prior experience in rent-to-rent, they’ve built a property business generating over £30,000 in monthly revenue—and they’re just getting started. Ricky and Roxie now operate a portfolio of rent-to-rent units that generate over £30,000 in monthly revenue—all within just six months of starting their journey. With a sharp focus on relationship-building and operational systems, their deals are built on solid fundamentals and long-term vision. This case study showcases not just a single property, but a rapid business transformation powered by purpose, strategy, and execution. Whether you're just getting started or ready to scale, this is a must-watch for anyone serious about financial freedom through property.

Meet Ryan from Southeast London—proof that slow and steady still wins in rent-to-rent. After almost a year in the game, Ryan has built a consistent, cash-flowing portfolio with two well-managed units in London. In this video, he shares what it really looks like to grow without the noise: focused action, strong relationships, and a long-term mindset. He also reflects on the impact of the recent Rent-to-Rent Retreat, where deeper connections and shared experiences helped him level up even further. If you’re looking for a grounded, real-world take on how rent-to-rent works over time—this is it.

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.

From TV sets to serviced accommodation success—meet Kim, a former television producer who left behind a 20-year media career to build a thriving rent-to-rent business in Cambridge. Now turning over £180,000 per year, she’s proving that it’s never too late to pivot and create a business on your own terms.