Hey everyone! 👋 We’re officially in December, the final stretch of the year. This is the perfect time to tighten your focus, level up your systems, and push for those last few wins before 2025 arrives. Whether your goal is to: ✔️ Close a deal ✔️ Lock in more investor relationships ✔️ Improve your sourcing workflow ✔️ Build your confidence & consistency This month is your chance to make it happen. And everything you need is right here in our community; templates, resources, checklists, you just have to use it. Today’s Question for You: What’s ONE goal you want to achieve before the year ends? Drop it below 👇 Let’s make December our strongest month yet. We’ve got this. 💪🔥 ~ Jess

As we enter the final stretch of the year, this is your reminder that there’s still time to create momentum, build relationships, and set yourself up for a massive start in 2026. December isn’t a time to slow down, it’s the time to tighten your focus, double down on your goals, and finish strong. Here are 3 things every deal sourcer and investor should be dialling in this month: 1️⃣ Investor Relationships → Your Biggest Asset The more conversations you start, the more opportunities you create. Investors are actively looking right now. Stay visible, stay consistent, and stay valuable. 2️⃣ One Solid Deal Before Year-End Whether you’re sourcing, analysing, or negotiating, push one deal across the finish line. Small wins now = momentum later. 3️⃣ Systems & Habits for a Stronger 2026 Organise your CRM, clean up your pipeline, update follow-up lists, set clear weekly targets.Prepared people win. Today’s Question for You: What’s one thing you’re setting up now to make 2026 your best year yet? Let’s finish the year with intent, energy, and action. Big end. Bigger beginning. 🚀

The final month of the year is here, and it’s a powerful moment to reflect, reset, and realign your property/renovation goals before we enter a brand-new chapter. Whether you’re sourcing deals, learning the ropes, or scaling your property business, this month is all about finishing strong and setting the stage for a bigger 2026. 💬Now's your turn: Share one thing you want to achieve this month, whether it’s closing a deal, learning a new skill, improving your systems, or staying consistent. Let’s make December the month where everything comes together. Here’s to progress, momentum, and a strong finish! 🚀 —Jess

I uploaded something inside the Classroom that every deal sourcer, investor, and builder needs to know — but almost no one is doing right. Here’s a hint: It’s the #1 reason people lose profit in renovations…And it has NOTHING to do with expensive builders, slow trades, or material prices. It’s something MUCH simpler — but way more dangerous. ⚠️ Inside the module, I break down: 🔍 Why 60% of contractors lose profit without even realising it 💸 The silent mistake that makes you underprice or overprice jobs 🤯 How a tiny pricing error can ruin a whole project 🔥 And the exact process I use to price renovations accurately (so you don’t lose money) If you’ve ever: Lost a deal because your quote wasn’t competitive, underestimated a refurb and ended up out of pocket, felt unsure if your pricing was “right”, struggled to standardise your builder quotes …then you NEED to check this. I’m telling you — once you understand what’s inside that lesson, your entire approach to renovation pricing will change forever. 👉 Go check my resources and templates now — it’s all there.

(FREE DOWNLOADABLE CALCULATOR ATTACHED) Cost per m² London £3,000 – £3,200 Highest due to labour & material costs Essex & South East £2,700 – £2,900 Premium outer-London pricing South West (e.g. Devon, Cornwall) £2,400 – £2,700 Varies with rural vs. urban areas West Midlands (e.g. Birmingham) £2,200 – £2,500 Competitive pricing, especially outside city East Midlands (e.g. Nottingham, Leicester) £2,200 – £2,400 Affordable with good access to materials North West (e.g. Manchester, Liverpool) £2,000 – £2,300 Lower overall due to demand & labour costs North East (e.g. Newcastle) £1,800 – £2,200 Among the lowest nationally Wales£1,900 – £2,300 Lower labour & site costs in rural areas Scotland£2,000 – £2,400Similar to Midlands, varies with remoteness Northern Ireland£1,800 – £2,200 Great value, but materials may cost more in remote areas 🧮 Quick Pricing Tip: To price an extension fast: Extension size (m²) × your region’s rate Example:A 30m² extension in Essex at £2,800/m² = £84,000 (estimated)