Day In The Life of a 21 Year Old Property & Construction Entrepreneur 

Hi Mate, I left college at 17 and started working saved the money from this and started doing rent to rent. From doing rent to rent I was able to leave my job. As we grew more clients some wanted management services so we started doing this. from doing management we started doing more maintenance. One client was let down by a builder so I managed the refurbishment for them and started a construction company off the back of that. Both continued to grow and with the experience of the management and construction sectors I combined the 2 making our investment service which is what we mainly do now. I'll do a video on this in more detail soon.

Who's we ?? Who else gave you a lending hand ?

Thanks Phil, appreciate it 👍

Thank you.

Every tenant is a c u n t You will soon realise

@@edglue6138 most of my tenants are lovely people who always pay on time

Cheers mate, if you’re doing projects of your own and have a trade background should be a good starting point to do that. Just get all over social media and networking

Iknow you from somewhere , your that guy the guy with the twitch

@@kurtmalpassbrickwork6255 hey you’re that bricklaying guy I met in Alderley edge 😂

I’d love to, but wouldn’t have the time at the moment

@@roryellacott6135 Do you have any idea when your next posting will be ?

You would put too many people off being a landlord. Never Ming HMO’s HELL NO

Get involved with housing the folks of the dingies. Very lucrative I hear?

@@roryellacott6135 Have staff to post as u will get more poeple which will mean more income and stuff like that as it works better u get a better follwoing too.

Hi Mate, I use autocad for the floorplans

Thanks, will do!

Hi Chris, Yes there is a few send me your number and I can add you to them

The area we buy in has no article 4 so the change from a C3 to C4 property can be done under permitted development.

Yes of course send me a message on Instagram

@@roryellacott6135 I did, its leviparadox

What industry are u in?

Hi Mate, Best thing to do is get started in the industry somehow and get some knowledge. Depending where you’re based will determine how far that cash can go, if you’re down South you’ll struggle to get more than a shed for that money so maybe look to invest in a project or JV with someone and gain experience from that. If you’re up North you should be able to get a property with a bit more saved and just do plenty of DD and jump into a project

Here is my advice. Get yourself a residential property. Meaning house “you’re “ going to live in. One you can add value to. Do that and sell once complete. No tax implications then. Plus you will learn tons

Charge more per room I reckon.

There’s a few reasons: En-suites are in higher demand than standard rooms. The monthly rent is also higher for these rooms. Also having all en-suites enabled us to get the property valued commercially so when we refinance it’s based off of a yield based valuation rather than bricks and mortar.

32% of our tenants work in the health care sector and 12% in it and software. Average earnings is £27,000 pa for these tenants. All these properties are for working professionals