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38 contributions to Assets For Life Hub
This Is Why You’re Still Not Doing Deals
Most people in property are struggling with the same thing. but no one really says it. They can find deals. They understand the basics. But when it’s time to move forward. No funding. No investors. No momentum. I’ve been there. For a long time, I thought I just needed “the right investor.” But nothing changed until I focused on what I could control, consistency. I started sourcing deals every month and used income from a side hustle to fund my early projects. That’s what built my confidence… and my track record. Then investors started to take me seriously, and partnerships followed. If you’re stuck right now, it’s not just you. So be honest. Are you struggling more with finding deals, or funding them?
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No one is engaging with your property anymore?
It’s not the algorithm. It’s because your content sounds like everyone else. Same advice. Same stories. Same questions. People don’t engage with what feels familiar, they engage with what makes them stop. Here’s the truth most won’t say: If you can’t get attention, you won’t get investors. If you can’t start conversations, you won’t get deals. In property, visibility = opportunity. So instead of asking soft questions… Say something that challenges people. I’ll start. Are you actually taking action in property or just consuming content and calling it progress?
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@Devon White Appreciate that, when you say both, do you mean you’re currently dealing with both finding deals and funding, or trying to balance the two at the same time?
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@Muhammad Afzal Are you actually taking action in property or just consuming content and calling it progress?
The Silent Struggle Most Property Investors Won’t Admit.
You’ve found a deal. The numbers look good. You’re ready to move… But you can’t, because you don’t have the funding or investors. I’ve been there. For a long time, I thought the problem was “not knowing the right people” or “not having money.” But the real shift happened when I stopped chasing investors and started building consistency, sourcing deals every month and funding my early projects through a side income. That’s what built my track record. And once that happened, investors didn’t feel like strangers anymore… they became partners. Most people stay stuck waiting for funding. The few who move forward focus on becoming someone worth investing in. If you’re serious about property but funding is holding you back, there’s a smarter way to approach it. Let’s talk. What’s actually stopping you right now, no deals, or no funding?
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@Flo Nderi How is your property journey going now?
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Yeah @Devon White , you’re right, it can feel like a minefield at the start, especially with all the compliance and setup around companies. The bootcamp will definitely help simplify a lot of that for you. On the 20% deposit, for standard UK buy to let mortgages, lenders typically ask for: 20–25% deposit as a baseline, that’s generally about right for buy to let through traditional lenders, sometimes more depending on the deal and your position. That’s actually why I always focus on having a side income stream generating consistent cashflow in the background, it gives you more flexibility and means you’re not fully reliant on loans or investors to move forward.
New business venture 🏡🕋📈💷
Hi everyone 🙋‍♀️ I’m new to this group and to my property venture. I’ve got my first networking event booked in for next Thursday. I’m booked onto the Commercial Conversions webinar this Saturday, and I have also booked onto a deal sourcing event on the 16th May…I’m raring to go! How long has everyone been in this industry for? ☺️
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Welcome, @Nicola Leigh love the energy, you’re already taking solid action with those events. People in the group will be at all different stages, from just starting out to a few years in, so you’re in good company either way. I’ve been in property for a while now and one thing I’ve learned is that consistency with networking and learning is what really builds momentum early on. Are you planning to focus on sourcing first or conversions?
New to this
Hi all, I'm new in this group and in the area of property. What has lead me here is I want to acquire a property my business currently rents and I want to know more about it. As it has a large accommodation attached it seems to be alot more than I thought. However all the information i have found out about all other aspects of property are very intriguing, so here I am.
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Yeah, I can relate to that, @Tarnia Ollerenshaw I had no startup capital myself, and when I tried relying on loans and even investors, it didn’t work out as expected. What really changed things for me was getting introduced to a proven side income stream that started generating consistent income alongside my property journey. It gave me more control and allowed me to move without constantly waiting on others. It could be something that helps you as well if you’re open to exploring it.
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Sure, @Tarnia Ollerenshaw ! The side income stream I’m talking about is a proven business model that generates consistent income without affecting your property work. It’s something that can supplement your property journey and give you more financial flexibility. If you’d like to explore it further, feel free to reach out to me directly at +447735304278.
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