STRATEGIES
Explaining each investment strategy in simple terms
01
RENT TO RENT
You rent a property from a landlord for a fixed “guaranteed rent” each month, with their permission to sublet. You then rent it out for more (as an HMO or serviced accommodation). The landlord gets hands‑off, guaranteed income. You keep the difference after costs as your profit. You don’t own the property, you just control it.
02
Buy, Refurbish, Refinance
You buy a run‑down or cheap property, add value by refurbishing it, then get it revalued and refinance it with a new mortgage based on the higher value. The goal is to pull out most or all of the money you put in, while keeping the property as a rental. So you end up with a cash‑flowing asset and your original money back to do the next deal.
03
Lease Option (Purchase Lease Option / PLO)
You agree with a homeowner that you will control and rent out their property for a set number of years, paying them an agreed monthly amount (often covering their mortgage). At the same time, you get the option (not the obligation) to buy the property at a fixed price anytime within that period. So you “buy now, pay later”: you control the house and the income now, and can choose to buy it in future if it makes sense.
04
HMO'S
A property rented out to multiple tenants, typically on a room-by-room basis, often resulting in higher rental yields than single-family lets.
05
Joint Venture
A joint venture is when two or more people partner on a specific property deal, each bringing something different, like money, time, skills or contacts, and then sharing the profit and risk.
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