1: Do Market Research 2: Put feelers out to landlords, agents & investors. 3: Put ‘if / would’ offers forward. 4: Due diligence on particular property / landlord. 5: Do a best case / worse case breakdown. 6: Put paperwork together- Management Agreement. 7: Start managing the property. 🏡🏡🏡🏡🏡🏡🏡🏡🏡🏡🏡🏡🏡🏡🏡🏡🏡🏡
@Innov8 Properties You've already come to the best place to learn R2R - Samuel Leeds. No need to look any further, all the info you need is staring you right in the face!
You making money from the idiots they pay you monthly to teach them things they can find online! You getting rich from subscriptions and pretending the money comes from properties! At the end you can start become real estate owner from your subscribers money!😂😂😂😂
1: Do Market Research 2: Put feelers out to landlords, agents & investors. 3: Put ‘if / would’ offers forward. 4: Due diligence on particular property / landlord. 5: Do a best case / worse case breakdown. 6: Put paperwork together- Management Agreement. 7: Start managing the property. sweet sweet sweet
I would love to see a video on sourcing from beginning to end including which contracts needed and which step to present them all and offers ect. Love the video, thanks for the constant free information
I was at your crash course at the weekend. Lisa from Liverpool I spoke to you with my brother. We absolutely loved it and would recommend anyone doing it. We are booked onto one of your advanced courses and this video has been really helpful as we have worked so hard since getting back doing everything you told us too. Everything you say in both course and video are so true. Loved this btw
You explain this so well! People often think about Rent-to-Rent as an easy money making scheme. But like in every business you have to put the WORK in!
This is an amazing video. I’ve just joined your academy and am so excited to get involved. I genuinely feel you are the best trainer/mentor in the property game as you explain everything so clearly and encourage people to take action. Too many people just info dump onto students and they never get out the gate. Keep it up Samuel a true property Titan.
I love that at the end of the video you break it down and keep it 100% real because I feel too many people think they can get passive income from R2R without putting the work in. 🙌🏾
Samuel that has been the best and most informative video on rent to rent I have watched. I feel I have what it takes to get my first few rent to rents, thank you so much.
My God this guy is a living king I am 18 years old and have worked since the age of 15. from paperboy to restaurants I come from a extremely wealthy family who forces me to stand up on my own feet and dosnt provide financial support I still stay at home which is a plus and work alot I go to university and study construction management and had recently realised that I wasn't going to be a millionaire by 30 so I started to look for business opportunities whether it was amazon delivery service with a startup of 10k or simply investing in stocks I realised that these things weren't for me and looked into property. I first thought that what I would do is that I would save 25k and get a morgage for a home costing 200k and renting it out as I would still live with parents until I'm 23 or uni is finished I then realised although this great with I will not suit my goals and the I started to look more and more into rent to rent property and I am happy say that with the videos that you have put up so generously I will be finally ready to dabble into the world of rent to rent. ❤❤ bro thank you honestly you dont know what this has done for me.
Samuel this is fate. I've got my first ever R2SA viewing tomorrow (in Manchester) after having attended Rent to Rent Revolution this weekend which gave me the skills to get this far and to go the distance if everything checks out at the viewing. Thanks so much for your efforts with the Academy and with the channel.
Your videos are very informative and I have to add, they are realistic and not just for the views and glitter like in other channels, Samuel Leeds you are a very Good person for giving the time of your day to make these videos, and I wanna say Thankyou
Hi Samuel, really proud of what you have achieved. A friend of mine recommended you and I have spent today viewing some of your content. Thank you for your straight forward style, practical advice and evidence that it works. Will be attending a crash course in London. Very excited about this significant moment. May you continue to go from strength to strength.
Thank you, Samuel, Fantastic video for both people at the start of their journey and for people further along. I came to your free to attend two-day property meeting in London on the 15th and 16th Nov and set up my property management company by the end of Dec and I am happy to recommend this amazing journey to anyone who is looking to live life in there own pace. Kind Regards Daniel Bishop
Very useful video and definitely help a lots, thanks Samuel. Also, I am very happy to know that you are going to video it everyday so that I can keep learning from you.
Me and my business partner was looking at a potential HMO only last week, this would have been perfect ......... Then lol. It's gone but first of many no's to come. Also we will be at crash course in October. Keep up the good work looking forward to meeting you.
Hey Samuel not sure if I agree with your first examples (Uber and Airb&b) as they have a leverage over the resources i.e. They offer a service whereby you are obligated to them not the other way around. As a R2R agent your obligation is to the landlord of the property therefore you assume most of the risk (bad tenants, covid rules, long term contract, etc) Uber and Airb&b do not. They can simply just sever the contract without any issues or losses. You as a R2R manager cannot since tenants are protected more under the law these days and you are under a contract to provide rent to the landlord every month regardless.
I'm addicted to your channel 🤭 informative, educational and Very inspiring! TOP TIER and your originally from the ends Wolvoooo 😂. LOVE IT!!! Excited for the crash course!
Thank you so much for adding value everyday to people you don’t even know. Quick question please. It would be lovely if you can do a session on this. How do you find investors confidently as a beginner with no portfolio¿
I am binging on your videos just before I attend the crash course in Manchester. I am so pumped and I can’t wait to be in your crash course! More power to you and tour team 💪🙏🏼
Awesome video - just what I needed to know Apart from HMO compliance in setting up a hmo legally in the first place - what do I need to do/know or be prepared to do/know in the ongoing maintenance of it before eventually outsourcing all of it to go on into bigger investments & deals? Hope that makes sense
Hey Sam I would appreciate if this comment makes it into a QandA Sunday: So is there no way to automate a R2R or must it be completely hands on from start to finish of contract? How would you go about it in the early stages of starting out and the more advanced stages of R2R investing?
Currently looking at leaving the army. And propertys are of interest so hopefully looming to get on one of your courses in the future. Just waiting for the book to arrive. All the best.
A great video Samuel. As a manager, what would i be responsible for? just finding the tenants and signing the contracts, or maintenance, like what if they need a new washing machine or oven, cleaners etc is the landlord responsible for the property and you the tenants. problems like the washing machine, do you organise finding a new one and delivery and the landlord pays the bill because its his asset......is there ways to either mitigate or protect your cashflow from unforeseen expenses....basically how are the operational maintanence and utility bills split between landlord and R2R manager...p.s. any advice for someone in Coventry.......cheers keep up the great material i'm learning a lot.
Great video thanks. Why don’t landlords just let the letting agent manage the property, most agents offer that service. What can a R2R property investor offer over an above an estate agent?
ive been going over your videos for more info about rent2rent but i also need to go over the laws here in ireland because there doesnt seem to be any videos like yours
I'm just doing my 1st rent to rent deal and have just handed it over to an sa management company, I lose some income but gain back my time to go and get more rent to rent deals. This way I get passive income rather than active income. Just need a few more!
Hi Samuel, after attending your crash course a few months back, I've finally decided on a strategy! Im looking to secure a few r2r deals before investing my own money but I'm scratching my head a little on one part of the process! There are quite a few management agreement's online which I dont mind paying for but I'm weary of picking the wrong one! Have also checked with a local solicitors and it can be quite costly to create one from scratch... It would be great to see more content around the contracts needed for rent 2 rent and what are the best places to source them!
I live in the north east and the towns are full of houses that southerners seen online and bought to rent and cant rent them. You need to know the town.
What if your city has very little supply but with a lot of demand? Plus I live in the states, unsure how much of a difference that may make? Thanks in advance 👍
Rent2Rent was good once but is dead now. I myself started R2R about 10 years ago, renting from private landords and converting properties to HMO's. Yet I am moving away from this business model. I just returned two HMO's to the respective owners in last two months. I have another two R2R HMO's lined up to return to owner which I will replace with own properties as soon as I can hopefully within the next 6 months. I aim to retain only the ones where the owner would hold the HMO licence himself so responsibilities would be shared more fairly. There was a time where you could easily scale business with R2R. Now in the current market I find that the "juice is not anymore worth the squeeze". There might be areas where R2R still works or if you are a negotiation genious which I am not. I just count numbers. So therefore from my perspective, I would advise focussing on buying suitable properties, doing a back to brick refurb if needed, making them futurproof and easy to manage in future, matching your business model. It's slower but you might be there sooner :-)
SA is fantastic however you are correct to say this is not passive income, it's a lot of hard work where you must be totally on the ball at all times to get good reviews and have a handy man or husband🤣🤣 ready 24hrs a day that as an example can unblock that toilet at 2 o'clock in the morning or meet and greet at all hours! If you are prepared for the hard work there are results if you have the right property in the right place!
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1: Do Market Research
2: Put feelers out to landlords, agents & investors.
3: Put ‘if / would’ offers forward.
4: Due diligence on particular property / landlord.
5: Do a best case / worse case breakdown.
6: Put paperwork together- Management Agreement.
7: Start managing the property.
🏡🏡🏡🏡🏡🏡🏡🏡🏡🏡🏡🏡🏡🏡🏡🏡🏡🏡
@Innov8 Properties You've already come to the best place to learn R2R - Samuel Leeds. No need to look any further, all the info you need is staring you right in the face!
@@HexanaMusic wym by tht
Thank you I have been thinking about property. Thank you for the tips
You making money from the idiots they pay you monthly to teach them things they can find online!
You getting rich from subscriptions and pretending the money comes from properties!
At the end you can start become real estate owner from your subscribers money!😂😂😂😂
1: Do Market Research
2: Put feelers out to landlords, agents & investors.
3: Put ‘if / would’ offers forward.
4: Due diligence on particular property / landlord.
5: Do a best case / worse case breakdown.
6: Put paperwork together- Management Agreement.
7: Start managing the property.
sweet sweet sweet
I would love to see a video on sourcing from beginning to end including which contracts needed and which step to present them all and offers ect. Love the video, thanks for the constant free information
Oh yeah! Yeah!
Yes, this would be very helpful! Great idea! 👍🏽❤️
I was at your crash course at the weekend. Lisa from Liverpool I spoke to you with my brother. We absolutely loved it and would recommend anyone doing it. We are booked onto one of your advanced courses and this video has been really helpful as we have worked so hard since getting back doing everything you told us too. Everything you say in both course and video are so true. Loved this btw
are you financially free?
At last, someone given me more information on rent to rent and it's free. Subscribed, you better If you want to go into properties.
You explain this so well! People often think about Rent-to-Rent as an easy money making scheme. But like in every business you have to put the WORK in!
This is an amazing video. I’ve just joined your academy and am so excited to get involved. I genuinely feel you are the best trainer/mentor in the property game as you explain everything so clearly and encourage people to take action. Too many people just info dump onto students and they never get out the gate. Keep it up Samuel a true property Titan.
How was the academy ?
I love that at the end of the video you break it down and keep it 100% real because I feel too many people think they can get passive income from R2R without putting the work in. 🙌🏾
Samuel that has been the best and most informative video on rent to rent I have watched. I feel I have what it takes to get my first few rent to rents, thank you so much.
My God this guy is a living king I am 18 years old and have worked since the age of 15. from paperboy to restaurants I come from a extremely wealthy family who forces me to stand up on my own feet and dosnt provide financial support I still stay at home which is a plus and work alot I go to university and study construction management and had recently realised that I wasn't going to be a millionaire by 30 so I started to look for business opportunities whether it was amazon delivery service with a startup of 10k or simply investing in stocks I realised that these things weren't for me and looked into property. I first thought that what I would do is that I would save 25k and get a morgage for a home costing 200k and renting it out as I would still live with parents until I'm 23 or uni is finished I then realised although this great with I will not suit my goals and the I started to look more and more into rent to rent property and I am happy say that with the videos that you have put up so generously I will be finally ready to dabble into the world of rent to rent. ❤❤ bro thank you honestly you dont know what this has done for me.
Ali Monfared have you landed a deal or anything bro
@@alaskanmalamute6137 yes yes I have I have joined the academy aswell
I recommend going to a free crash corse of him just to understand property more.
Samuel this is fate. I've got my first ever R2SA viewing tomorrow (in Manchester) after having attended Rent to Rent Revolution this weekend which gave me the skills to get this far and to go the distance if everything checks out at the viewing. Thanks so much for your efforts with the Academy and with the channel.
Jon Holstead that’s amazing I hope the viewing goes well Jon! See you on Winners Wednesday soon no doubt
Samuel Leeds agree with Jon - just had a call today for 2 HMO with 15 rooms between. Jumping all over this video and taking notes
@@SamuelLeeds absolutely, I'll get in touch about having one of your camera crews follow the journey if I manage to close it
Jon Holstead yes or just film on your phone to begin with. If it’s good I’ll promote the heck out of it
Daniel Cooper that’s awesome buddy. Keep us posted mate
Your videos are very informative and I have to add, they are realistic and not just for the views and glitter like in other channels, Samuel Leeds you are a very Good person for giving the time of your day to make these videos, and I wanna say Thankyou
Hi Samuel, really proud of what you have achieved. A friend of mine recommended you and I have spent today viewing some of your content. Thank you for your straight forward style, practical advice and evidence that it works. Will be attending a crash course in London. Very excited about this significant moment. May you continue to go from strength to strength.
this is his biggest income, the people who pay for the courses............
@@hdj81Vlimited sorry but it isnt................
Thank you, Samuel,
Fantastic video for both people at the start of their journey and for people further along.
I came to your free to attend two-day property meeting in London on the 15th and 16th Nov and set up my property management company by the end of Dec and I am happy to recommend this amazing journey to anyone who is looking to live life in there own pace.
Kind Regards
Daniel Bishop
Wow this video has really given me an insight on r2r , thanks so much
Wow you have such a big heart to help people that are unfortunately ones!! Love you to coach me too in USA. Thanks
Very useful video and definitely help a lots, thanks Samuel. Also, I am very happy to know that you are going to video it everyday so that I can keep learning from you.
Me and my business partner was looking at a potential HMO only last week, this would have been perfect ......... Then lol. It's gone but first of many no's to come. Also we will be at crash course in October. Keep up the good work looking forward to meeting you.
Your videos are always helpful Samuel. Thank you
Samuel, it's really helping watching your video as I'm planning to be the in property business
Where is the in property business?
Hey Samuel not sure if I agree with your first examples (Uber and Airb&b) as they have a leverage over the resources i.e. They offer a service whereby you are obligated to them not the other way around. As a R2R agent your obligation is to the landlord of the property therefore you assume most of the risk (bad tenants, covid rules, long term contract, etc) Uber and Airb&b do not. They can simply just sever the contract without any issues or losses. You as a R2R manager cannot since tenants are protected more under the law these days and you are under a contract to provide rent to the landlord every month regardless.
Thanks Samuel for sharing your knowledge and experience. Big greetings for you from Belgrade, Serbia
Thank you Samuel for taking the time to educate us through your channel, so well and simply put.
You benefit me me tremendiously, now i need to get the basics under my belt.
Gonna be watching everything you post about rent 2 rent got started last night
Hi Samuel,
Thank you for sharing this very helpful and practical guidance for free.
Thanks for your honesty Samuel👍 I enjoyed the video thoroughly
Brilliant Video. Thank You Samuel.
I'm addicted to your channel 🤭 informative, educational and Very inspiring! TOP TIER and your originally from the ends Wolvoooo 😂. LOVE IT!!! Excited for the crash course!
Another great video! The value you give to people for free is remarkable, thanks Sam its much appreciated and Have a great day
God bless Samuel, I am encouraged, I can do this.
Love all your videos hun, want to learn more
Excellent info dude. Thanks for sharing
Love your videos Samuel, not filled with complicated jargon and so easy to follow👌🏼
Another great video Samuel.
Thank you so much for adding value everyday to people you don’t even know. Quick question please. It would be lovely if you can do a session on this. How do you find investors confidently as a beginner with no portfolio¿
Thank you for the video Samuel, it's been helpful as always :)
Thank you Samuel for that valuable video. Appreciate your videos man. GG
I am binging on your videos just before I attend the crash course in Manchester. I am so pumped and I can’t wait to be in your crash course! More power to you and tour team 💪🙏🏼
Great vid Samuel unreal content my man!
Excellent video Samuel 👌 absolutely rocking it with your energy here 💥💥
Great video and great advice with my note pad!!!
Getting a like from me takes alot and you've earned it my man. 👍
Thanks for the great info bro
Thank you this has been very helpful and well explained how can did you go about finding tenants to occupy the rent to rent properties
Awesome video - just what I needed to know
Apart from HMO compliance in setting up a hmo legally in the first place - what do I need to do/know or be prepared to do/know in the ongoing maintenance of it before eventually outsourcing all of it to go on into bigger investments & deals? Hope that makes sense
Hey Sam I would appreciate if this comment makes it into a QandA Sunday:
So is there no way to automate a R2R or must it be completely hands on from start to finish of contract? How would you go about it in the early stages of starting out and the more advanced stages of R2R investing?
Andy Parks would like to hear the answer
Brilliant video here, loving the energy !
Yes really helped me out been watching all your stuff and it’s helps
Love this bro - really helpful video
Jacks Chats thanks Jacks you’re awesome
whats about the insurances, which one do i need, how much do they cost, who pays them?
Sick video bro! Appreciate it
Thanks man
Currently looking at leaving the army. And propertys are of interest so hopefully looming to get on one of your courses in the future. Just waiting for the book to arrive. All the best.
Hope it arrives very soon and look forward to meeting you soon
Cool. Very helpful. Thanks
Great video Sam!
Samuel this video is the best rent to rent.love it.❤
Amazing video !! Keep up the good work 💪
Thanks for the knowledge, I'm definitely doing this like now!!!! Hope it works just as well in South Africa :)
Superb, thanks Samuel
Thanks for another video packed with valuable information ❤️
thanks sam for adding value again awesome
Very helpful samual thank you
A great video Samuel. As a manager, what would i be responsible for? just finding the tenants and signing the contracts, or maintenance, like what if they need a new washing machine or oven, cleaners etc is the landlord responsible for the property and you the tenants. problems like the washing machine, do you organise finding a new one and delivery and the landlord pays the bill because its his asset......is there ways to either mitigate or protect your cashflow from unforeseen expenses....basically how are the operational maintanence and utility bills split between landlord and R2R manager...p.s. any advice for someone in Coventry.......cheers keep up the great material i'm learning a lot.
Excellent not doing that strategy then lol. Thanks for your tips and help Samuel.
Nic Mcdonnell it’s not for everybody but certainly a very powerful strategy for the right person
Brovo Sam! Valuable content undisputed, thank you 😊
Can u use a letting agent to manage the property for you
Very useful video, I’m going to be applying your advice and steps to an area in Canada I’ve recently moved to.
That is very interesting tell us more 👍👍👍👍👍
Really helpful video Samuel, thank you!
How do you calculate mortgage interest calculation thank mate
Great video thanks. Why don’t landlords just let the letting agent manage the property, most agents offer that service. What can a R2R property investor offer over an above an estate agent?
ive been going over your videos for more info about rent2rent but i also need to go over the laws here in ireland because there doesnt seem to be any videos like yours
very interesting and great breakdown on how to start in rent to rent
Samuel you still the best in your field
Can we see the contracts please or can you give us different templates.
I'm just doing my 1st rent to rent deal and have just handed it over to an sa management company, I lose some income but gain back my time to go and get more rent to rent deals. This way I get passive income rather than active income. Just need a few more!
Hi can we talk in private as would like some advice cheers
Hi Samuel, after attending your crash course a few months back, I've finally decided on a strategy! Im looking to secure a few r2r deals before investing my own money but I'm scratching my head a little on one part of the process! There are quite a few management agreement's online which I dont mind paying for but I'm weary of picking the wrong one! Have also checked with a local solicitors and it can be quite costly to create one from scratch... It would be great to see more content around the contracts needed for rent 2 rent and what are the best places to source them!
2 years since your message. Can you update everyone how was your experience with this strategy?
How did it go?
Top stuff Samuel! Looking forward for the advance training 🙌🏼😍
Mo Raffique look forward to getting to know you!
Great to the point video! Thanks
John Bell welcome :)
Awesome tips, Great preparation for this business 🙏🏿👍🏿
Thank you, learning loads, appreciate.
Big motivation man, I’m from the Caribbean any tips?
Amazing! Thank you
Thanks Samuel, that was a very Comprehensive breakdown
Well informed video
I live in the north east and the towns are full of houses that southerners seen online and bought to rent and cant rent them. You need to know the town.
Absolute GOLD MATE!!
Very good advice, thank you Samuel
This was great. I'm prepared to work 💪
Thanks for this Samuel, I’m going to enjoy watching this and hopefully it will help me in my property journey. ✨👍🏽✨
Hope it helps! Keep us posted how you get on
@@SamuelLeeds Question: Do I need to register as a limited or sole trader to start Rent 2 Rent?
@@sassytraveller8169 Hi Sassy. Did you find out? I'm also curious about this :)
What if your city has very little supply but with a lot of demand? Plus I live in the states, unsure how much of a difference that may make? Thanks in advance 👍
I hit the like button and yes, I am a subscriber ! Do you offer online training also ?
Great video contains precise information 👍
Rent2Rent was good once but is dead now. I myself started R2R about 10 years ago, renting from private landords and converting properties to HMO's. Yet I am moving away from this business model. I just returned two HMO's to the respective owners in last two months. I have another two R2R HMO's lined up to return to owner which I will replace with own properties as soon as I can hopefully within the next 6 months. I aim to retain only the ones where the owner would hold the HMO licence himself so responsibilities would be shared more fairly. There was a time where you could easily scale business with R2R. Now in the current market I find that the "juice is not anymore worth the squeeze". There might be areas where R2R still works or if you are a negotiation genious which I am not. I just count numbers. So therefore from my perspective, I would advise focussing on buying suitable properties, doing a back to brick refurb if needed, making them futurproof and easy to manage in future, matching your business model. It's slower but you might be there sooner :-)
This video was really helpful
Thank you Samuel
Thank you. Great info 😊
Is Rent2Rent possible in Scotland? Thanks.
really helpful
SA is fantastic however you are correct to say this is not passive income, it's a lot of hard work where you must be totally on the ball at all times to get good reviews and have a handy man or husband🤣🤣 ready 24hrs a day that as an example can unblock that toilet at 2 o'clock in the morning or meet and greet at all hours! If you are prepared for the hard work there are results if you have the right property in the right place!