✅ You’ve been saying “one day I’ll buy a rental property” for years — but still haven’t taken the first step. ✅ You want to invest, but you’re stuck wondering how much you need to save, what to buy, or where to even start. ✅ You’re tired of vague advice and want a clear, practical plan — from someone who’s been there. ✅ You work hard, earn well and want your money to work for you — but the property world feels like a closed club. ✅ You’re looking for your first win — not a “get rich quick” scheme.
If that’s you, you’re in the right place. I help people just like you go from “one day” to day one of their rental property journey — with smart strategy, step-by-step tools and no fluff.
Everything You Need to Know to Find, Finance, and Secure Your First Investment
Part Two in The Smart Start Property Series: A practical roadmap to get your first rental, even if you’re starting from scratch
This straight-talking guide walks you through every essential step of the process, from getting your mindset right to collecting your first month’s rent. No fluff, no hype — just real-world strategies and clear explanations that help you avoid rookie mistakes and start strong.
A Step-by-Step Plan to Build Your Deposit and Get on the Property Ladder
Part One in The Smart Start Property Series: A practical roadmap to get your first rental, even if you’re starting from scratch
This book gives you a clear, no-nonsense roadmap to build your first rental deposit, take control of your money, and get on the property ladder faster than you think.
Whether you’re working a 9–5, freelancing, or just getting started, this practical guide shows you exactly what to do to go from “just thinking about it” to real savings and a solid plan.
Part One in the series: The Smart Start Guide to Wealth in a Digital Age A few weeks ago, I was at the bar of a local pub. We’d just taken our dogs on a 10k walk in the heat, and everyone needed refreshments. My wife and the dogs were in the beer garden enjoying …
I remember when I almost bought my first rental property, back in around 2009. This was just after the credit crunch of 2008 which rocked the global financial markets. As a result of this, fear rippled through the world. Banks were bailed out by governments and they became more reticent to lend money.
The feeling of when I upload my blog post to WordPress is satisfying. The completion of a mini project. The creation of something from nothing. A spark of an idea becomes a coherent 1,000-word essay, that will offer some value to people. Last year when I rebooted my writing regime, I did the necessary Search …