How I Started From Zero to Multi-Million Property Business | Property Investment Tour

[@ProgressiveProperty]

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[@winifredmorris8507]

I have always been fascinated by investing, but without adequate knowledge on the right thing to do, I find it difficult to start. *I politely ask, what’s the best sector to invest in?*

[@miacordelia6367]

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[@winifredmorris8507]

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[@winifredmorris8507]

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[@kevinkirby7784]

It’s good to make decisions that help you ensure good finances. It doesn't matter how many jobs you have, but what matters is how many sources of income you have. Getting a side hustle or passive income is a very wise financial decision.

[@jordanroberts7931]

As someone who does this as well, I can tell you this lady is very smart and knows what she's doing.

[@HansonBaliruno]

*That’s so why I like advise from people older than me , they are full of wisdom*

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[@Richprophets]

This woman trained me. She’s a good speaker

[@David-gh3qc]

Any good?

[@Richprophets]

@@David-gh3qc shes good but the knowledge she gives is basic

[@karmicsoul4444]

Tiny homes are gaining popularity. Because of covid and long term uncertainty regarding jobs, people want something cheap that they dont have to pay off in 30 yrs time. Life is short. Great video and many blessings to you.

[@sh-hg4eg]

I'd hardly say they're "gaining popularity". The housing market is becoming a real struggle for people and small and cheap is all that most can afford now. It's out of necessity.

[@karencooper3428]

The other people are lovely, but, Ann, you're my favourite presenter so far , you were very detailed, excited, but not excitable, I loved the extra information on why you rent to 'less popular ' tenants, the details on the length of time people tend to stay, your shorter and long term goals, and the car, what you're doing with your money. I'd love you to do one on how to become a business, how to register, where to go for reliable trades and so on ☺️

[@thomasclay5251]

great video im from united states of America, and i love your education on real estate, and i love the way you talk thanks

[@SD43]

Impressive lady, very sound advice having been at it 20 years myself.

[@MomentumPropertyEducation]

Momentum Property Education teaches property investing. Our goal is to give you all the tools you need in order to be successful. You'll find videos on this channel teaching you everything from how to find your first deal, build your team, calculate deals to raising money, and how to keep motivated when you face challenges. The channel link is given below, kzbin.infovideos

[@frenchmarley7404]

wow, brilliant help for anyone investing. educational with real knowledge of experience rather than biased talk. blessings, thanks

[@collinsnorman473]

In order for me to kick off my property dream I realized I had to invest, loan, or inherit, of course, nothing massive to inherit on my part, the only option was capitalizing on the stock market and diversifying my portfolio. seemingly I achieved my dream with passive income.

[@brandonutah9977]

i am relatively new on some ETF and the time it takes but i lack the advisory part, i also seem to diversify away to raise capital for real estate, mostly local.

[@ayres6727]

so what to do if you don't have investment?

[@collinsnorman473]

@@ayres6727 if you have the money for it , you could start up one i could link you to my financial adviser's webpage, if you need it. cheers

[@ayres6727]

@@collinsnorman473 start what? I thought you said you don't need money. How much are we talking about?

[@originalGFLEX]

Thanks Anne that was informative ,interesting, encouraging very clear and captivating.

[@xoriyosomali]

What an amazing teacher you be for me... can't get enough of this video.

[@chrisclark6236]

Every day of my life I always regretted my reason for selling my bitcoins 8yrs ago. See how much its worth now.

[@samueljackson7380]

You have to be calm dude. No one ever knew it would get this high.

[@maintenanceguy2187]

@@samueljackson7380 Yeah. True you have a point.

[@jeremycobie2577]

Crypto is the future, trading crypto has become a lucrative way of making money

[@chrisclark6236]

@@jeremycobie2577 Do you trade by yourself?

[@jeremycobie2577]

@@chrisclark6236 No I don't.

[@Deen_WestYorkshire]

What a fabulous young lady. Commentary on this is exceptional.

[@arkad4105]

I don't have money to invest because I am a nursing student but I have learned a lot with you thank you.

[@annehoulton1948]

Thank you Arkad, so glad that you found the video useful. Over the last five years I've trained many people who don't have money to invest, so don't let lack of funds stop you pursuing your dreams! Rob Moore, the co-founder of Progressive Property started with negative funds, he was in ~£50,000 of consumer debt when he started buying property and now has a multi-million pound portfolio. Even if you have some funds of your own to get started, if you partner with other people who have funds to invest that are earning very little interest and give them a great return on their investment you can scale your property business very quickly. I have trained lots of students at Progressive who have little or no money to get started and they have gone on to build portfolios using other peoples money. People who are unable to borrow from banks have still managed to be successful in property using the Joint Finance Raising Blueprint we teach.

[@oph1066]

Brilliant video, I have seen so many of these where they take you around the house they own (most of the time they have no value as they tell you nothing). The lady adds so much more value to that approach as she tells you something useful for each house

[@wendywl]

Absolutely brilliant video. I LOVE listening to Anne. She is so credible, experienced, knowledgeable and a great presenter and speaker.

[@calvindaniels1267]

Eric Mason manages my funds and im up $67k already this year..

[@garretttodd2182]

@@calvindaniels1267 nice.. how can i get through to him???

[@calvindaniels1267]

@@garretttodd2182 via his website.... ericmasonfx . com .... Hes an amazing investor.

[@garretttodd2182]

@@calvindaniels1267 thanks alot...

[@LA-ml1xr]

@@calvindaniels1267 pure scam not needed here

[@jimbob9205]

Love your energy, it's clear you have what it takes

[@fern8580]

she is gracious she is brilliant, and she is generous in advice with good added value, thank you, best regards from France&Canada.a word about the ratio "Property Price/monthly Rent" to have cash-flow ?

[@sesigozah7148]

Her knowledge is predominantly applicable in her geographic location. In Africa, especially west Africa very difficult starting with zero income. The system here favours the heaviest pocket

[@sh-hg4eg]

She didn't start with zero income. She already owned a home and her and her husband had well paying jobs.

[@DavidMiller-du9dy]

With the uncertainty of the new year, everyone should be worried about the state of the stock market right now, and might be considering the best stocks to buy that can keep your portfolio on track.

[@rohitmajumdar1579]

Shored my portfolio with outperforming stocks, I’m trying to generate enough income to maintain my lifestyle without exposing my assets to too much risk.

[@amberhills5296]

I’m trying to build a solid portfolio myself, Starting early is one of the best ways to build wealth.

[@noelstout3056]

@@aureliocantos8466 Absolutely, fortunately my financial advisor Dan Raziel was able to build a portfolio which helped pay off my mortgage, cleared my debt and greatly increased my annual earnings through consistent trading in stocks and crypto. Retirement came early with no regrets.

[@amberhills5296]

@@noelstout3056 I’m trying to have someone on my team who know how the market works and get its benefits. How reliable and profitable has Dan Raziel been?

[@noelstout3056]

@@amberhills5296 Dan has been handling my investment for 3 years, and my portfolio has grown rapidly. In my first 5 months I got a trade profit of $94,000 with an investment of $20,000. His analysis are sure and his stakes are at near zero risks. He manages all risks effectively and I’m confident in the future performance of my portfolio.

[@spencerwilton5831]

dentist married to a doctor says it all. Investing in property is great if you can gather a reasonable deposit for your first investment property - and a combined salary approaching £200k will surely help! Those of us on average incomes are unlikely to be able to afford to do so without taking on the considerable risk of remortgaging the family home, probably not a sensible option.

[@walboyfredo6025]

At least £200K -£250K

[@GeorgeJProperty]

Coming back to this video 2 years on… 3 properties and growing!! This video was certainly inspiring 2 years ago and still is now!

[@ProgressiveProperty]

Thank you for revisiting our video! We're thrilled to hear that it continues to inspire you. Keep up the great work on your property journey, and feel free to reach out if you have any questions or need advice!

[@marsery]

Terrific, however looking at prices in the UK , I feel this kind of "journey" of real estate is next to impossible , Anne is a dentist and married to a doctor ..so for an educated person ( a woman on a single salary) on average salary in the UK , to borrow and then all the new rules and taxes ... it's becoming really difficult if not impossible ..but a great video..tru I would not even look at this type of property ...I did not get how they went from just buy to let with no cashflow to getting some cashflow...but quite frankly banks don't lend so easily

[@fardjan2928]

It is unrealistic and don't think it is easy peasy. People make things easy to sell courses.

[@leonhenry7165]

All they try to do is sell you a course, they don't actually tell you how they got the money in the first place.

[@tinaforbes1059]

I must say, it's not everyone's cup of tea . You have to go in for long term. Also, you have to have interest/hobby like in the business , not just get rich quick tickets .

[@asscrackistan]

I agree, I feel like this was last generations gold rush. The way property is going doesn't seem as perfect an investment as it used to be. Harder lending, higher taxes , stricter rules, lower buying power etc.

[@tinaforbes1059]

Not so beneficial for people with jobs /on salary , higher income taxpayers. They will have to do it via a limited company.

[@gurametsadashvili1888]

Bitcoin is the beginning of something great: a currency without a government, something necessary and imperative.

[@annifred2159]

Bitcoin market is home to endless financial opportunities if you are not determined you we get sucked in crowd thinking

[@jannetjohnson581]

Many persons are ignorant to understand Bitcoin strategies

[@maswelldrake510]

Since I started trading I keep loosing I almost decided never to trade anymore

[@ameliamark4867]

Really self trade is too risky my friend because you won’t understand the strategies

[@rosiepatrick2775]

That’s why you need a professional broker that we make trade and much profit for you, I recommend investor Gloria she has been trading for me for some years now and I’m very much comfortable with her.

[@ashley89837]

How odd I'm a full time landlord/investor and would love to have been academic enough to be a dentist lol, I find dentistry really interesting! you're obviously multi talented!!

[@ryanburns6284]

This lady is fantastic ...knowledgeable and engaging 👍

[@healthiswealth8153]

this lady never answers any comments! very rude!

[@annehoulton1948]

I'm sorry healthiswealth, I didn't realise that Progressive Property had released the video!

[@brutallyhonest9140]

Yes properties like this yield rental income really good unless your Tennent's decide to knock the rent demolish the place plus you get the £5k bill to go through the courts to evict them 18 months later. Good luck with that one.

[@kanelt2669]

That was so informative, Anne is delightful and very knowledgable.

[@xoriyosomali]

Thx! What you do is my dream goals. And I know I will get it too and be someone like you soon 😊.

[@geoffwaterman6560]

Yes the secret is positive cashflow on your rental. Not easy to find unless you can innovate more than one income off a property Do you realise your success is the key when you buy. You started to invest at the bottom of a property cycle when purchase prices we're lower.

[@annehoulton1948]

So true Geoff. We started when property prices were lower, but then rents were lower and interest rates were higher so cashflow wasn't as good then. We continue to build our portfolio now prices have increased and benefit frim a better rental yield and more affordable borrowing

[@keithhoward8788]

The secret of your future is hidden in your daily routine. Successful people do daily what the unsuccessful only do occasionally

[@keithhoward8788]

Successful people don't become that way overnight. What most people see at a glance-wealth, a great career, purpose - is the result of hard work and hustle over time

[@keithhoward8788]

The amount of time you spend believing we can't is more than enough time to learn how you can

[@theresacastillo3948]

@@keithhoward8788 Yeah! I agree with you.

[@theresacastillo3948]

People come here with the aim of chasing money more than knowledge and that will damage your progress, trust me. Chase knowledge first and I promise! The money will follow you just like it's following some of us now

[@levigunther2108]

But where are the more credible source to learn about forex trading?

[@yasd676]

One of the best informative property video ever watched!

[@jimbob9205]

You must think of the tenants, they need to feel valued, respected and cared for. That's what a landlord must keep in the front of their mind.

[@casparandechs4758]

@@jamiejent32 true.

[@boatingforbeginners7949]

Without doubt - THE BEST property advice video on YOU TUBE! Ann is SPOT ON with her advice. Subscribed!

[@annehoulton1948]

Thank you Boating for Beginners!

[@jackrichie6853]

With a good investment plan that ensures steady incomes without any doubts you can prepare for a well organized retirement. I've read articles of investors that made as much profit within a few months I'd like to know what you think they invested in and their strategies

[@shaminghuang10]

Most probably Forex, stocks and real estate

[@visserfrank196]

Investing is the best way to boycott poverty and secure a brighter future.

[@visserfrank196]

And also investing into different streams of income too👍

[@sarniapeters3184]

Start out with a good amount of capital

[@anthonycyril9977]

Absolutely right! Getting a proper guide is needed especially when it has to do with investment. The financial market don't work the way we see/think it does. I've lost quite an amount taking investment decisions on my own, SMH.. I won't try that next time

[@mattclark7634]

Very smart lady who has a very friendly nice way about her

[@ritajames7797]

Very nicely presented Anne - glad that you are willing to allow space for tenants who have pets AND people who are in receipt of benefits. It is encouraging to see that you have been successful so far. May your success continue. Looking forward to viewing any other uploads from you.

[@annehoulton1948]

Thanks for taking the time to message me to let me know you enjoyed the video Rita!

[@acxezknightnite1377]

I have definitely been buying with my heart and not my head! Darn it. I’ll have to change tac.....

[@chigasaki06]

Subscribed. I'm from the states, but your advice is applicable anywhere. I'm in the process of looking for my first investment property, so perfect timing for me!

[@annehoulton1948]

Thanks for subscribing chigasaki06. Glad you found the video useful. You are so right, the principles of property investing apply anywhere!

[@xoriyosomali]

(living in the uk) If only I can meet you and learn all that from you.... could be The Dream Comes True!.

[@LGoromonzi]

Thank you for sharing, Anne. Great value content.

[@ivangutowski]

Super insightful and genuine woman, many thanks, learn so much and incredibly inspiring.

[@djrphotography]

Fantastic video. It's really fascinating to hear how it wasn't all perfect sailing and the mistakes that were made and how they were turned around. Anne seems a really nice lady too.

[@MomentumPropertyEducation]

Momentum Property Education teaches property investing. Our goal is to give you all the tools you need in order to be successful. You'll find videos on this channel teaching you everything from how to find your first deal, build your team, calculate deals to raising money, and how to keep motivated when you face challenges. The channel link is given below, kzbin.infovideos

[@richardreynold3828]

I can't think of a more innovative way to earn from the financial markets (forex/stocks/crypto/real estate) other than having a professional handle trades on ones behalf

[@terrencegreen6270]

Naomi Connor is an absolute legend. I've worked with her in the past, she's always on time with payouts, and she's very skilled and attentive to details. I 100% recommend

[@charlottebenson58]

@@terrencegreen6270 I’m curious, does she also sell signals? How does it work?

[@terrencegreen6270]

@@charlottebenson58 She doesn't sell signals madam, she simply handles all trading operations on my behalf, and I get my payout at the end of each 7 day trading period. She's got a whole team of analysts too, her dedication and utter transparency are few of the things that have me coming back and re-investing from my monthly proceeds

[@elsiemonroe7942]

Naomi Connor is an Exceptional trader, she always puts her clients first. And she always comes through with payouts on time. Herself and her team are to thank for the financial freedom I and my family now enjoy. Growing up as a foster kid, I wasn’t sure I’d make it this far in life, I owe Naomi Connor my life

[@gregjefferson2718]

@@terrencegreen6270 Can one invest remotely, I live and work in Netherlands, is it possible for Mrs Connor to handle my investment too?

[@JamieYork]

Anne, you're such a super star! One of the most inspirational and genuine people in the game! People should be honoured to be trained by you! This has really inspired me to share my journey to my first million as well! Thanks so much for sharing!

[@LucyLucy296]

This video changed the projectory of my life, thank you😊

[@healthiswealth8153]

If I have £100k but only buy 1 property for £100k no mortgage, and the property increases in value say 10% over 2 years and is worth £110, the profit is £10k but all my money is tied up in 1 property. Now... if I buy 4 properties worth £100k each, putting a 25% deposit down on each at £25k with a mortgage, and over the same 2 years your 4 properties increase in the same value, I will have made a £40k profit instead to invest a deposit on another property. Don't forget I will also be getting cashflow! Now to paying down the mortgage. This is a long term strategy. Keep repeating this process until you have enough capital appreciation (equity) in your first 4 houses to buy a property for cash. This is recycling your cash without having to acquire more for deposits. Is this the right way to do it without the BRRR strategy if I can't find properties in need of a refurb? Is this possible within 2-3 years?

[@leonhenry7165]

This is not the way as you will be to highly leveraged. You haven't factored for empty periods, Insurance, non payment in rents etc. Best thing to do is start slow, if you have 100k buy 1 for 100k put 50% down wait 18 months then when it's rented and you understand the costs sink the other 50k into property number 2. then every time you get 50k sink into another property, you'll be less stressed and if property prices fall, you won't care as you're not highly leveraged.

[@leonhenry7165]

@@andrewharrison3888 Yeah I agree with you, every body is different, I've gone 50% as wanted to keep the properties for future generations as was done for me so my strategy is to buy and hold in good quality areas. The money is irrelevant to me as long as I'm not losing money i'm happy for net worth to grow as I have a half decent day job that keeps me off the streets. If I was in the game to purely make money i'd probably just got 25% deposit and HMO with as many rooms as I can legally get away with. Otherwise the returns are not worth it.

[@healthiswealth8153]

@@leonhenry7165 too slow and ive got voids covered I dont think you know what you're talking about, nobody sinks £50k into a property and leaves it there for 18 months.

[@healthiswealth8153]

@@leonhenry7165 I'm looking to give up the day job and get away from being a wage slave

[@healthiswealth8153]

@@andrewharrison3888 i will never sell just refinance and pass down. cashflow is not how the big boys build wealth capital appreciation is how you scale up faster with money you can pull out to reinvest

[@prasannagunarathna3475]

That's well said, there's never been a perfect property on the planet. What you want isn't what the other wants

[@SlayNetwork]

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[@janhalaxa1888]

Safe driving means both hands should be placed outside of the steering wheel on opposite sides. Your grip should be firm, yet gentle. Use your fingers instead of the palms of your hands and keep your thumbs up along the face of the steering wheel. Never turn the wheel while gripping it from the inside of its rim. Safe drivers also look ahead. Sorry, just a car guy interested in properties passing by.

[@alexrounsevell4459]

Successful people don't become that way over night. What most people see at a glance wealth, a great career, porpose is the result of hard work and hustle over time

[@soniajennings1675]

yeah I agree with you sir

[@soniajennings1675]

if you want to be successful have the mindset of the rich, spend less and invest more. Don't give up your dreams

[@michaelfoster8197]

people come here with the aim of chasing money more than knowledge and that will damage your progress, trust me chase knowledge first and i promise! The money will follow you

[@petercowell9384]

that very correct sir!! And that is why most of them end up losing there money to scammers

[@stevenmcdonalds6418]

Don't be in hest to invest. Know what and who you are Investing to be sure that the person will deliver before investing go

[@SIMONLOWE-rh2hm]

ITS SOW TRUE AND ALLOT PEOPLE THAN YOU WOULD THINK ON BENEFITS ARE PEOPLE WHO HAVEN'T GOT MASSIVE PLANS IN LIFE AND THERE FORE MAKE GREAT LONG TERMS TENANTS

[@Astral100]

Very good advertisement for your course. Well done.

[@annehoulton1948]

Thank you Astral 100!

[@roscomtraining8396]

Great video as usual. Over 90% of buy to let landlords own just one or two properties. Yet they still have to work as they can't make a living from property. And they still have to deal with tenants, maintenance, taxation and legislation. With our experience at Roscom Training we can assist in current issues and future growth.

[@craigstone1684]

Loved hearing this journey, well done

[@diligentlettingsltd]

Very impressive! Just come across your channel, thanks so much for sharing these very helpful tips!

[@MomentumPropertyEducation]

Momentum Property Education teaches property investing. Our goal is to give you all the tools you need in order to be successful. You'll find videos on this channel teaching you everything from how to find your first deal, build your team, calculate deals to raising money, and how to keep motivated when you face challenges. The channel link is given below, kzbin.infovideos

[@Bob-Mann]

@17:55 You said your tenants name, his pets his address and benefit status. Whilst parked outside and showing there house to the whole world. Shouldn’t do this... great video though

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[@TheNeilsolaris]

It's ok, you changed their gender....oops!

[@kevinwooldridge2127]

Really grateful to you for sharing your journey.

[@astrofxmining1393]

Awesome and very insightful updates Well i will also say this here... Even as the world still experience slow recovery in terms of economic meltdown due to the recent Covid-19 outbreak, it is best advised to find another alternative to make good income.

[@jimmohbello3704]

The stock market has plenty of opportunities to earn a decent payouts, with the right skills and proper understanding of how the market works

[@emmawelder3154]

@Tegas Ogizeh you are correct 👌👌 but it all depends on the individual, most people don't invest due to ignorance and bad advice from friends and family

[@emmawelder3154]

@Tegas Ogizeh it's obviously clear why most people lavish in poverty due to ignorance

[@jamahmohammad5795]

@Juneau Kaltumah Great decision👏, honestly i don't even trade without investing with an expert or signing up for mentorship.

[@JiwanWill]

@Juneau Kaltumah Yeah great mind bro👊

[@atillahanartagan2248]

At the moment Best time to get into property business,,,Borowing money very cheap,,,Before than 2008 we were working 4 to 5 percentage bank of England Base rates, since than very low , now 1 percent...rent is always up.

[@electricalwork6145]

I was a dentist married to a doctor. Yeh so in other words they was minted. 👍

[@biker3762]

if mine is getting like 2 or 3 k each is to you have Lowe standards

[@acxezknightnite1377]

That’s exactly what I thought too!!!

[@charanjit7427]

well done, what advice do you have if someone like has been bankrupt and doesn't have a good job and earns under 19k a year? i would love to get into properties but i dont have much money to do it. I wish i could do this. well done.

[@bobbymoncada6861]

From new york thank you very much.

[@annehoulton1948]

Thank you Bobby, I love New York!

[@almostfamous1685]

thats some sound advice with the pet theory. Tenants stay longer at the cost of your carpets later on down the line you walk with long term profit long standing tenants with not much risk. After all it doesn't take a dog to destroy carpets people are quite able to do that themselves. But as she said in the video the tenants with pets tend to stay a lot longer.

[@adoptmegirl9948]

As someone who has fallen on hard times and has to rent from greedy landlords who treat me like scum of the earth even when they get paid properly and have their property taken care of. In fact I leave properties better than when I moved in. I have a dog. It is almost impossible to rent when you have a dog. I have had to live in damp riddled property that has needed many repairs that I have done myself. The property I am currently in has been redecorated had new curtains and blinds, a hole in the bathtub repaired,floors repaired, door handles replaced and more. My landlord does not complain,why would they. My rent is high and it gets paid even through this pandemic. When I leave I will have to get a reference about how good a tenant I am from a slum landlord. I think they should also give references too. My message to landlords is treat people with respect. We pay a lot of money for the privilege. When the boiler needs fixed or a leaky roof needs mending you have the money to do the repairs. Just because someone rents it doesn't make them subhuman or stupid.

[@spencerwilton5831]

adopt me girl Most landlords barely cover the mortgage. Most landlords are individuals with one rental property that they struggled to save a deposit for but bought in the hope they might have a slightly more comfortable retirement. You fall into the trap so many tenants do of thinking all your rent is profit for the landlord when in fact something as basic as a new boiler can wipe out his entire annual profit. If you don't like the property you rent move. You can't blame a landlord for poor cosmetic details if you then continue to live there. And damp is almost always caused by tenant lifestyle rather than issues with the fabric of the building. Tenants hardly ever heat or ventilate properties properly because they resent the expense- but the byproduct is black mould, which they then blame the landlord for?!

[@adoptmegirl9948]

You think I am stupid. I understand a great deal about the side of landlords.

[@goawakeneveryone4365]

Pay your rent with sex!

[@dwamburu1]

I just can’t have enough of listening to you. I have subscribed straight away.

[@MomentumPropertyEducation]

Momentum Property Education teaches property investing. Our goal is to give you all the tools you need in order to be successful. You'll find videos on this channel teaching you everything from how to find your first deal, build your team, calculate deals to raising money, and how to keep motivated when you face challenges. The channel link is given below, kzbin.infovideos

[@healthiswealth8153]

Build a property portfolio in your own name. Invest in as many as you need to make up to £52,500 rental income. Then put as much as you can afford (£40k/yr maximum) into a SSAS pension, keeping you below £50k/yr and a low rate taxpayer. If you put the full £40k in your SSAS leaving you with £12,500 (your personal allowance at this time) to live on, you can then use the capital appreciation/equity that has built up over the years to top up your income, as equity is debt it cannot be taxed, giving you technically a tax-free income!. Alternatively, you could keep growing your portfolio for another £37,500/yr on top and be a low rate tax payer lol 50% of your SSAS value can be used to loan to a company to reinvest in property, handy if you have kids to pass your wealth down to. You don't have to wait until you hit the thresholds to do this as you could implement this strategy gradually depending on your personal finances and what income you need to live on, but this a very tax-efficient way to plan for your pension (and quit the rat race sooner if you want to) whilst making a passive income. This is the plan I am implementing to stick it to the taxman! lol. I have simplified the figures for demonstration purposes.

[@annehoulton1948]

A SSAS (Small Self Administered Scheme) is a fantastic tool to use when you are building your portfolio for all the reasons you have mentioned.

[@janscott3467]

I wondering if you can help. Can you get combined landlord and subsidence insurance. Thank you for your help.

[@annehoulton1948]

Hi Jan, I have landlord's insurance that covers the building, loss of rent if the property is damaged and the tenants can't live there and liability for injury to tenants and contractors. You can get rent and legal guarantee insurance that will cover you as a landlord if the tenant stops paying the rent, hope this helps! Anne

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Small world!! I live in Stapleford. I had to rewind it a couple of times to make sure you definitely said heanor 😂

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[@VadasNWS]

quick question here: on BRRR if you have 2 year fixed mortgage. And you have refurbished the property and add value. Would you remortgage it straight away it is let? Or would you wait end of 2 years fixed to remortgage and get money out.

[@annehoulton1948]

Great question Vadik. The BRR model works best if you buy with cash, refurbish , rent, then refinance six month's after you purchased the property onto a mortgage. This way you can recycle your funds after six months and scale much more quickly. If you bought with a 2-year fixed mortgage you would have to pay an Early Redemption Charge and also you would be using the mortgage product incorrectly, as the mortgage is meant to be for 2 years +.

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I love your channel, thank you for sharing the information. I am very interested in propery investment, but not sure where to start.

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[@fireblade8905]

Basically you need a good career /salary first.

[@annehoulton1948]

Hi Fire Blade890. You don't actually need a good career/salary first (although as you rightly point our, I did) My parents didn't own our family home. My dream growing up was to own my own home outright. I was lucky (or worked hard, depending on your perspective) to become a dentist and was also lucky to meet and marry a doctor, so we did have funds to get going. We used the equity in our own home to get started and many people do the same. However, Rob Moore, the co-founder of Progressive Property started with negative funds, he was in ~£50,000 of consumer debt when he started buying property and now has a multi-million pound portfolio. Even if you have some funds of your own to get started, if you partner with other people who have funds to invest that are earning very little interest and give them a great return on their investment you can scale your property business very quickly. I have trained lots of students at Progressive who have little or no money to get started and they have gone on to build portfolios using other peoples money. People who are unable to borrow from banks have still managed to be successful in property using the Joint Finance Raising Blueprint we teach.

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You need upwards of £25k salary for buy to let and the cash needed to get started depends hugely on which area it is.

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change ur mindset and star working hard get 4 jobs if you have to excsues are what 9- percent of people have to not do shit you have to work very hard if you aint wiling you wont I worked my ass off for 5 years 4 jobs just to buy my first house nonstop no regrets either

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Notwithstanding her obvious talent and truthfulness, fixing taps and chasing benefit cheques is not my idea of how a millionaire rolls.

[@hamzakhurram2910]

So Anna any rule you use when buying a propert? Anna: yes, property investment goes Brrrrrrr

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Very well done!!! And glad you pushed through your initial plan and evolved !!! Ive been in the business since i was 27 and my journey was very different as i didnt have much money and marginal credit and in the US its wonderful to hear others in a world away doing well!!!

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There are so many investment options out there , one has to be very careful in picking out a good one

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[@thfcno1274]

Brilliant video, I have had a few in the past, got 2 at the moment, we are looking to keep going, would you recommend remortgaging your residential home and using the funds to purchase a few buy to let’s, I know the current mortgage payments would go up slightly on our residential property but obviously you are benefiting by having a few more on your portfolio? I have a friend that had one, rapidly grew in value, kept remortgaging, now he owns 38, most were 2-beds and he has converted them into 3,4 beds, he is only 40 years old,. Congrats on your success, it just goes to show, put your mind to it, you can do anything in life.

[@annehoulton1948]

Hi THFC-No1, I'm not a financial advisor so not qualified to offer any financial advice. We bought our first investment property by refinancing our home and that has worked well for us.

[@thfcno1274]

@@annehoulton1948morning Anne, thank you for replying, I guess that is the best way, I have a lot of equity in my house so quite tempted to explore further, have you ever bought from an auction, I have had mixed responses from friends who have bought from an auction, I guess it all boils down to the postcode.

[@annehoulton1948]

@@thfcno1274 I have not ever bought in the auction room, but I have bought several properties post-auction, by offering on unsold lots.

[@thfcno1274]

@@annehoulton1948 thanks for the advice Anne, it’s highly appreciated, we are actively looking for another one, would you have any advice in regards to where to buy, areas, towns etc.... I am originally from London but now live in Warwickshire

[@sh-hg4eg]

2 beds into 4 beds? Sounds like rat cage.

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This lady knows what she's talking about.

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The lady explained everything so well. ❤️ I wonder how many properties she has altogether 🤔

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Money makes money.

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Yes it does - if you’re smart with it. Plenty of people just spend it on useless stuff.

[@jamesdoherty2329]

This lady seems very personable and down to earth, I normally switch off whilst trying to listen to other landlord's channels' but she keeps things simple and keeps it real as it were.... i'd love to have a calming, down to earth mentor like this. I want to buy my first rental property but reluctant due to fear, fear of loosing money and fear of bad tennants. On the other hand i fear that i will be stuck in my current job of 4 x 12hr shifts including night shifts for the next 30 years if retirement age is 70; maybe older....... Take care, stay safe and God bless to all reading this

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[@t60njw]

Great video. In fact, I watched it twice. Wrote down some points as well. @11:31 is buyed a word? Keep these videos coming. Thanks for the upload

[@annehoulton1948]

Well spotted James, my use of the "word" buyed shows that you don't have to be good at english to build a portfolio!!

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[@carabland6698]

Hi Anne, love the video. The biggest struggle getting into property is the deposit needed I.e. 25% so building up a portfolio needs cash. How did you finance from the 1st to your next few?

[@kylejames5121]

add value then refinanace

[@yangchen6496]

Hi, can I ask when you purchase these investment properties with mortgage, do you always have a 25years mortgage? Thank you!

[@dianarios230]

Where is a good place to invest in UK with 40k cash?

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Very good tip with regards to pets! And great video all round.

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Hi Anne ! Great Video, Thanks for sharing !

[@annehoulton1948]

Thanks Thibaut!

[@tobybeswick36]

Hello, I’m wanting to get into property but there’s so many terms to understand like mortgage, equity, and many others. I’m in the building trade myself, but I’m sure most would agree, passive income is what everyone wants. I’ve looked up many houses, and a few I’ve found for 50-70k that need work. So if I put down 10% 5-7k buy materials and renovate the house with savings. The repayment over 20 years would be around £300 pcm, Does that mean when renting the house out for £595 pcm, I’d have an income of £295 per month and the rent would be paying the mortgage? So basically I’d have a free house (minus the 10% mortgage and renovation costs)?

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