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! 😁❤️

We're offering 100% Financing for various needs, including Fix & Flip/Rehab, Buy & Hold Properties e.t.c at 7% interest rate. Email me at waltergeorgee4@gmail.com

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!