Save tonnes of time and money by knowing what you WANT most from your home (not your parents, siblings or great auntie Marie). So….would you rather?

I've been featured in The Times newspaper for championing co-living as a way to make housing affordable and ease this housing crisis. I'm interested, if you had a spare bedroom would you rent it out 🏡? Would you consider co-buying with someone to get a bigger place and make it much more affordable? It's the norm in the rental world, would love to hear your thoughts on co-living for home ownership! ☺️

After nearly a year of sharing free advice on my social channels and building an excellent network of mortgage advisors, conveyancing solicitors and co-buyers, I’m looking to launch my first digital product – How to buy a House with a Friend. Making the finishing touches now – let me know if this is something you’d be interested in and the first things you’d want to know! 😁❤️

For those of you relocating to buy a home (as I did), you can try out this prompt in ChatGPT (changing text in stars to suit you). List towns where can I get a *3 bedroom house* within *45 minuet commute* to *London Paddington* for *£350,000* that has *green spaces, nice restaurants, good schools* and is likely to go up in value between *2026 and 2030* Let me know what you think of it's suggestions!

Beware of gurus. They will try to convince you to pay a lot of money for training and mentorship. Most of the things they 'teach' are available for free on groups like this one. All you have to do is ask and someone will know the answer. Don't give your deposit money to a 'guru'.