One thing I’ve learned over the years is that people don’t buy information, they buy a result. In this video, we talk about the importance of creating a clear, step-by-step solution that takes your ideal client from where they are today to where they want to be. Whether you're in property, coaching, consulting, or any other business, having a proven framework makes it easier for people to trust you and easier for you to scale. What I love about this conversation is how she’s taken what she’s learned, created her own signature process, and built a business around helping others achieve a specific outcome. That’s where real value is created. If you're building a business, growing a personal brand, or looking for ways to turn your knowledge into income, this is well worth a watch. Drop your biggest takeaway in the comments after you've watched it.

This caught my attention this week... Durham County Council has approved a £3.9 million investment to purchase 25 properties that will provide safe, stable accommodation for young people in care. Why is this interesting from a property perspective? It highlights something I've been talking about for years: property isn't just about profits, it's about solving real-world problems. The council is currently spending over £1 million per year leasing emergency accommodation from private landlords. By owning the properties themselves, they'll reduce costs, create better outcomes for young people, and make more efficient use of public funds. At the same time, demand for supported accommodation continues to rise, creating opportunities for investors, developers, and housing providers who understand how to meet these growing needs. The biggest opportunities in property often come from identifying a problem and creating a solution. 💭 My question for the community: Do you think local councils should invest more in owning property assets rather than relying on expensive short-term rentals? And have you ever considered supported accommodation or social housing as part of your property strategy? I'd love to hear your thoughts below 👇 https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c9d3elvgq13o

🚀 From Homelessness to His First Property Deal Massive respect to Asad. This is exactly why community, mentorship, and taking action matters. Asad is a GP based in North West London, but his journey started far from easy. After being displaced by war in Congo and later facing homelessness in the UK, he studied medicine while living in a hostel. Most people would’ve let those experiences break them… but he used them as fuel. He first found me online, attended a webinar/preview event, then committed to the 3 Day Property Millionaire Bootcamp before joining the Inner Circle last November. What pushed him to join wasn’t greed… it was security. Even with a strong career, he still felt financial pressure, lacked time freedom, and wanted something scalable that could protect his family and create long-term stability. He also wanted to help others avoid going through what he experienced himself. In less than 8 weeks, he secured his first Rent-to-Rent deal with projected profits between £7,200–£12,000 per year 👏 But more importantly… he’s gained confidence, clarity, momentum, and peace of mind for his wife and child. Now he’s building towards 4–5 properties within the next year and creating opportunities through networking and staying close to the community. Big respect also to Phil for guiding him along the way, and massive congratulations to you Asad 👊 Community… what’s your biggest takeaway from Asad’s story? And if you’re sitting on the fence right now, what’s actually stopping you from taking action?

One thing I see all the time in property is people getting distracted chasing every strategy they hear online. Someone says HMOs are the future. Someone else says Serviced Accommodation is where the money is. Then another person says Buy To Let is the safest option. The reality is… there’s no “best” strategy. There’s only the strategy that fits your goals, lifestyle, risk tolerance, and where you currently are in the journey. Buy To Let is usually the more traditional, long-term wealth play. Lower involvement, steady income, and a good foundation for many investors. HMOs can generate stronger cash flow, but they also come with more management, systems, and responsibility. Serviced Accommodation can produce high income in the right area, but it’s a real business model and requires consistent operations and attention to detail. Too many people spend months trying to pick the “perfect” strategy instead of simply getting started and building experience. The important thing is understanding what suits YOU, not copying what someone else is doing on social media. Curious to hear from the community… Which strategy are you most interested in right now and why?

My name is Conilios. I have got one serviced accommodation property. I joined property developer and master influencer accelerator academies. Looking forward to bootcamps on 16,17 and 18 June 2026 for the master of influence and 8,9 and 10 July for property development. Looking forward to seeing those who are attending on the same dates