Si Frewin property

Still not over SPA meet up.

15 eager property investors learning how to progress their business . . . Since the meet up 1 person has bought a auction property that will make them 25k day 1

The best part of is the amazing humans I get the pleasure to work with. . . helping me daily to the pull all whole event together

And The best videographer

In a new series I've completely made up and am going to start

What would Si pay today?

I analyse deals and I let you know, using my world-class spreadsheet, what I would pay for a deal today.

In this, we go through. I have an idea of what I pay on a refurb. I have an idea of the area, the rent, my little sweet spots on what I would get from a yield and Gdv basis.

So give it a watch and see what you think.

This week's Si's Property Academy weekly call is about to go off.

Tonight we are talking about company structure and how that looks.

Maybe not the most exciting subject, but also a useful one to know.

If you are doing property, there are lots of parts that you need a little bit of knowledge about, and that is what Si's Property Academy does. It helps you with those bits of knowledge.

Still not over the SPA meet up

I am so so proud of the people we have in this group

So proud of their values. So proud of their work ethic. So proud their understanding and kindness

That’s what SPA is all about

At the same time they are doing some amazing deals

So many people think about investing in property.

They have a dream about what they want to achieve.

But they don't always know how to go about it.

Here are three things that they are looking for. And luckily, there are three things I can help with.

If you are interested in knowing more about this, please drop me a little DM.

Why the flippin' heck would you choose Si's Property Academy to help you learn more and get better at doing property deals?

Well, I could tell you a hundred reasons, but I'm not always the best person to say.

So ask these three lovely humans, Nathan, Chipo, and Casey.

Lots and lots and lots of people are hating on landlords.

Now, whether you'll agree with buying property and renting it or not, one thing I want to say is that not everybody wants to buy a house.

Sometimes people need and want to rent.

So if you take rental properties out of the market, you are going to remove supply whilst demand is still high and therefore push rents up.

Which isn't going to help people