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Hi, name’s Conor Gallagher, nice to meet all of you My strategy is straight forward BTLs in North of England with two criteria: (1) I can get double digit rental yields, and (2) I can buy in cash and refi all my money out Needless to say 99% of deals don’t fit my criteria, but I look at a lot of deals, and have been able to keep recycling my capital so far. Only 1.5 years and 3 deals in (working on 4th), but so far so good. Look forward to connecting with everyone. What is your strategy?
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Interesting strategy, and fair play for getting momentum early. I’m curious about the “refi all capital out” part @Conor Gallagher are you achieving that purely through buying below market value, or are you adding value (refurbs/conversions) to force appreciation? Also, what kind of LTV are lenders giving you on refinance in those areas? From what I’ve seen, getting 100% of capital back consistently is pretty rare unless margins are very strong. Would be great to understand a real example deal breakdown if you’re open to sharing, purchase price, refurb, valuation, and rent.
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@Conor Gallagher Appreciate the message, but I’d rather keep it here for now. I’m genuinely interested in the mechanics of what you’re doing, especially the part about pulling all your capital back out. Could you walk through one actual deal? Purchase price, any refurb, valuation after, refinance LTV, and how much you actually got back out. From what I’ve seen, hitting double-digit yields and recycling 100% of capital consistently is pretty rare without strong value-add, so I’d like to understand how you’re structuring it.
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A lot of people say they want to become investors…
but if we’re being real, most people are just confused where to even start. There’s so much noise:Stocks, real estate, crypto, businesses, side hustles… So people end up doing nothing. Here’s the truth most don’t say: You don’t need 10 different strategies. You need one clear starting point and consistency. Because investing isn’t just about money, it’s about understanding: • Risk • Time • And how money actually compounds What I’ve noticed is the people who win aren’t the ones who know everything…They’re the ones who pick something, learn it deeply, and stay in the game long enough. Right now, I’m exploring different ways people are getting started with investing from scratch, and it’s interesting how many opportunities are overlooked just because people think they need a lot of money upfront. So let me ask you this: If you had to start from zero today…what’s the first type of investment you’d choose, and what’s stopping you from starting right now?
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@Devon White That makes sense, sounds like you took the long route but came out with real knowledge most people in that space never get. Putting a solid team together is probably the smarter play now if you want to scale it properly. Interesting on the music side too, that’s a completely different lane. Have you ever thought about combining what you’ve learned in building with something online? Even just documenting projects or sharing insights could turn into something over time. If you’re open to it, I’ve got a few ideas around that space that might actually fit what you’re doing, happy to share. Would you want to connect over email?
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@Devon White That’s a seriously interesting background, Glastonbury twice is no small thing, and the community work you’ve done in Hackney is powerful. Sounds like you’ve built a lot of real-world experience across different lanes. Yeah, online is a big focus for me day-to-day, mainly around building things that can scale without being fully time-for-money. That’s why your mix of hands-on building experience and creative background stood out to me, it’s actually a strong combo if positioned right. Since you’ve already seen someone go down that route, you probably get where it can lead. If you want, we can take it off here and go a bit deeper on ideas that could fit what you’ve got. You can drop me a message at ethanclarke039@gmail.com and we’ll talk properly there.
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Welcome! New beginnings always bring powerful shifts. Curious @Sharon Wisdom what inspired this step, and what’s been the most unexpected lesson so far? Also, has anything completely changed how you now see growth or progress? Would love to hear your journey
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First Air BnB booking 🤘🏻
Thank you thank you thank you Assets for Life has given me such value in the short time I have been a member here @Liam J Ryan you ARE a fantastic guide, mentor, friend. Love your relentless energy man ❤️🫵🏼❤️
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@Emma Robertson Huge congrats on your first Airbnb booking Love that you took action quickly, that’s where most people stall. Now it’s about building momentum: optimize the listing, get those early reviews, and keep stacking wins. Respect to Liam J Ryan too, guidance clearly paying off. Keep pushing
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Hey everyone 👋
Excited to be here and finally plug into a community that’s actually about building real assets, real wealth, and real freedom 💯 I'm Clayton Harris an Investor & business owner focusing on Scaling assets and building long-term, sustainable income streams Looking forward to learn proven strategies that actually work🤝 Connect with serious, like-minded people📈 Take consistent action and keep leveling up From what I’ve seen, this community is all about execution, collaboration, and real results, not just talk, but real moves 🔥 💬 Quick question for everyone: If you could give ONE piece of advice to someone starting (or scaling) their property journey, what would it be? And if you're new like me:👉 What’s your biggest goal in the next 6–12 months? Looking forward to connecting and building with you all 💪Let’s make it happen 🚀
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Good to see you here Clayton, you’re clearly thinking in terms of scalable assets and long-term freedom, which is where most people eventually try to get but too few structure properly. One thing I’d add: clarity beats activity, the fastest way to lose momentum in property is chasing “deals” without a strict filter on strategy, risk tolerance, and exit plan. The real edge is boring consistency + conservative assumptions, not constant switching. Genuinely curious @Clayton Harris what are you trying to avoid most in this journey right now? (bad deals, information overload, over-leverage, or something else?) And for you personally: are you optimizing for cash flow now, equity growth, or capital recycling for faster scaling?
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