BBC Panorama Undercover Estate Agent: In a recent video, I review BBC Panorama’s undercover investigation into estate agents. The programme is part of a pattern of mainstream media attacks on the property industry. However, far from exposing estate agents, it actually exposes the BBC’s own sensationalism and unethical conduct! Watch
What Can We Learn From The Apprentice?: We recently interviewed Joseph Valente at one of our events. Joseph Valente won The Apprentice in 2015 and continues to be a successful entrepreneur! In the interview, we ask Joseph about his time on The Apprentice, Lord Sugar, and his business now. It
Linda Plant Property Investment Tips: At a recent training event, The Apprentice’s Queen of Mean, Linda Plant, spoke to my students about business and property. Linda spoke about everything: from how she started from humble beginnings; to starting her own business; to meeting Lord Sugar. It was a fascinating and
A ‘developing’ story – freestyle football star shadows Samuel Leeds World-beating football freestyler Liv Cooke spent three days shadowing Samuel Leeds to gain an insight into property developing from ‘the best in the business.’ Liv says she learnt more in a short space of time than she could ever have
BBC’s Blatant Deceit! Today, I have a message directly to the BBC because they are doing yet another documentary of which I don’t know if it’s going to be about me again but the thing is that they have exposed themselves probably by mistake. To be honest I am absolutely
Lord Sugar’s comments leave sour taste Now it’s time to look at a claim levelled at me in The Scottish Sun newspaper, which also appeared online and was repeated again on the Joe Lycett’s Got Your Back show. In essence Lord Sugar appeared on a video and made these three
Following on from the ever growing success of the financial freedom challenge which now stands at a whopping 686K views. Samuel made an exciting appearance on BBC’s Midlands today to discuss the success of the challenge and his property portfolio.
The new owners of one of Britain’s oldest country estates have been revealed as twenty-something millionaire property entrepreneurs Samuel and Russell Leeds. The brothers have acquired Grade II listed Ribbesford House in Worcestershire which has a wealth of history going back to William the Conqueror and beyond. They paid £800,000
