Property, done in practice
One house a month. Not a theory.
I buy uninhabitable houses that banks will not lend on, bring them back, and sell them. Roughly one a month. The work below is the same method, run with people who already own property and want the strategy rather than another course.
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Properties developed and flipped
25+
In funded deals
$25m+
Every month, consistently
One a month
Emma built and sold Hanover Linemarking before moving into property full time. She is also a founder of FundHaus, where property operators and private investors find each other directly.
The problem
Most investors learn this the expensive way.
The houses I buy are the ones other people walk away from. That is where the margin sits, and it is also where the mistakes cost the most. Three that come up again and again.
The wrong house
A property that looked cheap because the fix was structural, not cosmetic. The discount was already priced in.
The wrong lending
Finance arranged for a house that was habitable, on a house that was not. The bank pulls out after the deposit goes down.
The wrong sequence
Trades booked before consents, consents before survey.
The work
Three ways to have me involved.
Next step
A short call, and an honest answer.
Twenty minutes to work out whether this is worth either of our time. If it is not, I will tell you and point you somewhere better.