Welcome to episode #14 of Q&A Sunday with Samuel Leeds. When asked about his experiences with deals gone wrong the property mogul tells all on his dealings with terrible tenants, and gives warning with regards to property surveys. Samuel explains mortgage limits in regards to limited companies. And explains why
We go behind the scenes during the process of Samuel and Russell winning over the new director. His role within the company will be to help with huge property investment plans and the director of property.
It feels good to be financially free! Two teenagers who after attending the FREE property crash course are the latest people to achieve financial freedom through the training of Samuel Leeds. To gain a clear idea of how they able to achieve this Samuel invites Zak and Dan to our
As we continue our TV Tuesday series this week we follow property couple Paul and Ann waters They take you through one of their recent property investments as they discuss the goals and plans they have going forward.
In today’s mentoring Monday Samuel takes time to reflect on how far he has come with the property industry. During this process, he also takes the time thing of the 10 things he would tell the younger version of himself if he had the chance too. Below are the 10
A common questions aspiring property investors ask is “can you buy a three bedroom HMO”. House of multiple occupancy properties can generate a MASSIVE return on investment but can the same be achieved with just 3 beds?
David Lau has been on a mission to achieve financially freedom through property. At age 49 this is next milestone he is chasing before turning 50. Currently, he is well on his to achieving this goal of his. So who better to sit down with than Samuel Leeds for episode
by Leah Cassady A Staffordshire man has been showered in champagne in scenes reminiscent of a Grand Prix win after scooping £20,000 in an Apprentice-style property investing contest. Anthony Wilmott fought off fierce competition from the nation’s top budding entrepreneurs to win property related contest ‘The Eviction’, held at Caverswall
Abi Pattison has battled a brain tumour since she was a child, which affected her physical and mental health. Grace Hammond reports. A York woman who has battled a brain tumour since childhood decided to quit her career as a nurse and took up property development. Twenty-seven-year-old Abi Pattison, who
A 26 year old Hemingford Grey woman came close to scooping a £20,000 prize in an Apprentice style property investing contest held in a 13th century castle. Hannah Mills fought off fierce competition from budding entrepreneurs from all over the country to reach the final of The Eviction, held at
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