I appreciate all the fantastic knowledge you share! It is invaluable for those of us trying to learn how to step into the industry. I wish I could afford your course
I suppose one could say I'm biased because I've drunk the cool-aid and have been on one of their courses, That said I'm a true believer in that before one can criticise something one should make the effort to find out about it, I've been in the construction industry 32 years and attended quite a few training events in regard to building my own portfolio and I would say that these guys are given more content and final details that few other course do, can't remember now but I do think they give 100% money-back guarantee so with that kind of guarantee you can't really see what one has to lose, apart from maybe your financial security in the future and a little time. Warning, nothing will happen if you do not take action.
Lovely development. Love your content. You guys are an inspiration to us dreamers.Thanks for all the content you post. Looking forward to reading your book over the holidays.
Great video gents! Thanks a lot. Those SIP panels are not very usual construction method here in Slovakia, but looks very good to cheaper rental build! We managed a construction of apartments development on the top of the roof of older building, it was made by frametech technology, very lightweight stuff, felt like lego to build. P.S. That first building of yours must be somewhere around 2mil+ now I guess, good job!
I am looking for the constructor who built your flats, how to contact you , where are your contact details, i need to build new houses 30 new houses, just need a builder.
Hello there! Big question to ask you. Do you know anyone that I could contact that works freelance as a land sourcer or who is trustworthy finding project opportunities in the North East of England? With investment available of 1 - 2 Million Much appreciated! Jeremy
i mean... not really no time or knowledge, you had some time and plenty of knowledge ...and you borrowed a ton of money, which is not that easy. you used your knowledge as a salesperson presumably to get those loans.
Thanks for the judgement... I have exactly the same amount of time as everyone else. I was in a full time job so I had to work evenings and weekends which some people are not prepared to do. Yes I borrowed a lot of money but being a salesperson had nothing to do with it. I struggled to find the money, we both did. If you know our story, you will know it was hard to start with. Come along to our discovery day where we dig deep into our first development. We show you the way we did it and how we did it. What is holding you back? Happy to help
@@WhiteBoxPropertySolutions ah mate, so many red flags in what you just said. "I have exactly the same amount of time as everyone else", I mean that's just a silly statement to make isn't? people have different amounts of time available to them, that much is self evident without further investigation. "being a salesperson had nothing to do with it" is something I struggle to believe, but hey, that's my hang-up. But side-stepping the issue of the clear experience your colleague had in construction and getting on a sales pitch about a "discovery day", well, I'm happy for your success, but you're creeping me out a little. A title like "How to Become a Property Developer with No Money, Time or Knowledge" I'd say is dangling a carrot for the sake of clicks. I appreciate that ""How to Become a Property Developer with Less Money, Time or Knowledge Than You Might Imagine" doesn't have quite the same ring to it, but that would be closer to the truth.
@@tartanhandbag Thanks for the feedback... The clear experience my colleague had in construction... Let's look at that first. He started the company in 2007 with his first job fixing a lawn mower... The biggest job he did was build his own house in 2013... The next job after that was building 8 houses. That was a big jump and one we didn't have any experience in doing. Anyone starting can get a more experienced contractor in than we had available at the start. The time statement is not silly, 24 hours in a day, how people choose to use that is up to them. I had a 9-5 job I had to do so my time was limited... Other people have more time which is great. You are certainly hung up about the sales being the part that got the money... I'll send you a copy of my book so you can read our story (this is not for sales or anything else, it's just upsetting that people judge before they know). They judge based on pre-conceived ideas of other peoples training. The discovery day was a free ticket, not for you to 'jump on our courses'... Again it was simply so I can tell you face to face our story rather than sit behind a keyboard and create what you think happened. The offer to join us is still open if you wish.
@@tartanhandbag Thanks for the reply. I suppose what I mean by the title is for me personally (Lloyd) I had no experience in construction. Although my business partner did, the message is I didn't. The way we teach is to explain how you can joint venture with people with experience to gain the experience to do developments. I hope that is clearer? I will email the book now.
Right - firstly, I'm almost certain that you both wouldn't have got that level of funding with both of your personal accounts and income being £0. Therefore, you used your own money to complete this deal. Secondly, you used your time in this deal viewing the site, going to the auction, liaising with funders, e.c.t.. Thirdly, you absolutely used previous experience, as this person literally said he owns a construction company!! He wouldn't of been able to build a decent building company without any experience. I'm not a hater of the property business, I'm a hater of 'wanna-be mark homer's', putting up low quality and misleading content, not with the intention of gaining credibility and exposure to investor partners, but with the intention of convincing the uninformed to buy into your training business.
Thank you for the comment and I am more than happy to answer your concerns. I get that people 'think' we are misleading people but we're not. We are honest and transparent with our numbers. Let me explain your points. 1. I (Lloyd) was earning £1,500 a month selling lights and had no money in the bank. I had £40k equity in my house and that's it. We borrowed all of the money from friends and family to start with as we did not have our own funds. Andi had £16k to put the 10% deposit down at auction from his business account but we paid that back with private investment from friends and family. So we did not use our own funds. 2. I was working full time selling LED lights so I had no time. (I had weekends and evenings so, yes maybe I viewed the site for 10 minutes on a Saturday but that's all I had). I had to start while juggling a full time job. Andi was on the tools, working for himself so again he couldn't spare much time, probably more than me but you've got to look at it from my perspective as I had no Money or Time at this point. 3. The words construction company are probably making you think it was a big company. Andi (building company owner) started in 2007 and built up to building his own house in 2012/13. We started this in 2014 and at that point, Neither of us had ANY experience in building a development of 8 houses. We didn't have the experience of building 2. The building company went from kitchen refurbs, small extensions to building 1 house. Me (Lloyd) had no experience of building at all so I had, No Money, No, Time or experience... Again, this is where I leveraged a lot from Andi at this point but even then, as you can see, he was that experienced himself. We have a very good reputation as a training company now and we want to get away from people judging us to other companies. We teach in an honest and open fashion... For example... Developments are touch and challenging, they WILL test you physically and mentally. We do not recommend taking on developments unless you are prepared to work at it and face the challenges. If you do the rewards are there... but NOT overnight... Maybe in 18 months - 2 years time... (What other training company will put that to people who haven't paid a thing) I do appreciate the feedback and hopefully you can see that we tell people how it is... I would be happy to send you my book which explains the first 4 years of our development journey. In the book I tell you the mistakes we made but the way to get around them. Thanks
@ferarilambo, you have a loser mentality. I hope in the 2 years gone you have changed the way you think and have done something positive with your life.
This worked because you are both honest men. THATS why it worked. Partnership 90% of the time are a disaster and never work..Well done !!
I appreciate all the fantastic knowledge you share! It is invaluable for those of us trying to learn how to step into the industry. I wish I could afford your course
Thanks Joey! You can always start with the online courses
Isn’t this about doing it with 0 money?
I suppose one could say I'm biased because I've drunk the cool-aid and have been on one of their courses, That said I'm a true believer in that before one can criticise something one should make the effort to find out about it, I've been in the construction industry 32 years and attended quite a few training events in regard to building my own portfolio and I would say that these guys are given more content and final details that few other course do, can't remember now but I do think they give 100% money-back guarantee so with that kind of guarantee you can't really see what one has to lose, apart from maybe your financial security in the future and a little time. Warning, nothing will happen if you do not take action.
Lovely development. Love your content. You guys are an inspiration to us dreamers.Thanks for all the content you post. Looking forward to reading your book over the holidays.
Well done guys, which lender did you guys use for 100 % development finance if I met ask ?
Thank you! What you show is very inspiring to me, wanting to start in the property development from scratch! It’s possible 😊
Great video gents! Thanks a lot. Those SIP panels are not very usual construction method here in Slovakia, but looks very good to cheaper rental build! We managed a construction of apartments development on the top of the roof of older building, it was made by frametech technology, very lightweight stuff, felt like lego to build.
P.S. That first building of yours must be somewhere around 2mil+ now I guess, good job!
It's around £1.6m currently - £400k uplift so far
This is just what I've been looking for😊
You two are inspiring, I look forward to meeting you both one day
i have read the book and booked the course ;-) amazing book wow the flood zone part sounds scary, great newspaper the sun ;-)
Here in Slovakia, if house is in well known flood zone, you cant get it insured to that type of risk.
Great video guys!!! Loved hearing about your story 🙌
Love watching your journey too mate!
Great edited video
Incredible.
This was the boost I needed. Thank you
Great work
Just learning about it all, 😊 thanks
Thank You for your Good Work
My ends 10 10 great video 📹 👍
Excellent video to learn from. Can you guide me on how you found and hired the right arquitect and construction Co to build such nice apt complex?
Great 👍
How do you find someone with the experience
Go to Networking events or in person training seminars!
What sort of electrical heating did you install since there was no gas supply?
Thanks for sharing ✌️
How did your Margate pay your investors - did you re-finance it ? Great video btw !
We repaid our investors when we remortgaged the complete development. Total spend £870k and the 75% LTV mortgage was £890k
I am looking for the constructor who built your flats, how to contact you , where are your contact details, i need to build new houses 30 new houses, just need a builder.
But this is in Britain or something like that.
Yes UK
Hello there! Big question to ask you. Do you know anyone that I could contact that works freelance as a land sourcer or who is trustworthy finding project opportunities in the North East of England? With investment available of 1 - 2 Million
Much appreciated!
Jeremy
i mean... not really no time or knowledge, you had some time and plenty of knowledge ...and you borrowed a ton of money, which is not that easy. you used your knowledge as a salesperson presumably to get those loans.
Thanks for the judgement... I have exactly the same amount of time as everyone else. I was in a full time job so I had to work evenings and weekends which some people are not prepared to do. Yes I borrowed a lot of money but being a salesperson had nothing to do with it. I struggled to find the money, we both did. If you know our story, you will know it was hard to start with. Come along to our discovery day where we dig deep into our first development. We show you the way we did it and how we did it. What is holding you back? Happy to help
@@WhiteBoxPropertySolutions ah mate, so many red flags in what you just said. "I have exactly the same amount of time as everyone else", I mean that's just a silly statement to make isn't? people have different amounts of time available to them, that much is self evident without further investigation. "being a salesperson had nothing to do with it" is something I struggle to believe, but hey, that's my hang-up. But side-stepping the issue of the clear experience your colleague had in construction and getting on a sales pitch about a "discovery day", well, I'm happy for your success, but you're creeping me out a little. A title like "How to Become a Property Developer with No Money, Time or Knowledge" I'd say is dangling a carrot for the sake of clicks. I appreciate that ""How to Become a Property Developer with Less Money, Time or Knowledge Than You Might Imagine" doesn't have quite the same ring to it, but that would be closer to the truth.
@@tartanhandbag Thanks for the feedback... The clear experience my colleague had in construction... Let's look at that first. He started the company in 2007 with his first job fixing a lawn mower... The biggest job he did was build his own house in 2013... The next job after that was building 8 houses. That was a big jump and one we didn't have any experience in doing. Anyone starting can get a more experienced contractor in than we had available at the start. The time statement is not silly, 24 hours in a day, how people choose to use that is up to them. I had a 9-5 job I had to do so my time was limited... Other people have more time which is great. You are certainly hung up about the sales being the part that got the money... I'll send you a copy of my book so you can read our story (this is not for sales or anything else, it's just upsetting that people judge before they know). They judge based on pre-conceived ideas of other peoples training. The discovery day was a free ticket, not for you to 'jump on our courses'... Again it was simply so I can tell you face to face our story rather than sit behind a keyboard and create what you think happened. The offer to join us is still open if you wish.
@@tartanhandbag Thanks for the reply. I suppose what I mean by the title is for me personally (Lloyd) I had no experience in construction. Although my business partner did, the message is I didn't. The way we teach is to explain how you can joint venture with people with experience to gain the experience to do developments. I hope that is clearer? I will email the book now.
Right - firstly, I'm almost certain that you both wouldn't have got that level of funding with both of your personal accounts and income being £0. Therefore, you used your own money to complete this deal.
Secondly, you used your time in this deal viewing the site, going to the auction, liaising with funders, e.c.t..
Thirdly, you absolutely used previous experience, as this person literally said he owns a construction company!! He wouldn't of been able to build a decent building company without any experience.
I'm not a hater of the property business, I'm a hater of 'wanna-be mark homer's', putting up low quality and misleading content, not with the intention of gaining credibility and exposure to investor partners, but with the intention of convincing the uninformed to buy into your training business.
Thank you for the comment and I am more than happy to answer your concerns. I get that people 'think' we are misleading people but we're not. We are honest and transparent with our numbers. Let me explain your points.
1. I (Lloyd) was earning £1,500 a month selling lights and had no money in the bank. I had £40k equity in my house and that's it. We borrowed all of the money from friends and family to start with as we did not have our own funds. Andi had £16k to put the 10% deposit down at auction from his business account but we paid that back with private investment from friends and family. So we did not use our own funds.
2. I was working full time selling LED lights so I had no time. (I had weekends and evenings so, yes maybe I viewed the site for 10 minutes on a Saturday but that's all I had). I had to start while juggling a full time job. Andi was on the tools, working for himself so again he couldn't spare much time, probably more than me but you've got to look at it from my perspective as I had no Money or Time at this point.
3. The words construction company are probably making you think it was a big company. Andi (building company owner) started in 2007 and built up to building his own house in 2012/13. We started this in 2014 and at that point, Neither of us had ANY experience in building a development of 8 houses. We didn't have the experience of building 2. The building company went from kitchen refurbs, small extensions to building 1 house. Me (Lloyd) had no experience of building at all so I had, No Money, No, Time or experience... Again, this is where I leveraged a lot from Andi at this point but even then, as you can see, he was that experienced himself.
We have a very good reputation as a training company now and we want to get away from people judging us to other companies. We teach in an honest and open fashion... For example... Developments are touch and challenging, they WILL test you physically and mentally. We do not recommend taking on developments unless you are prepared to work at it and face the challenges. If you do the rewards are there... but NOT overnight... Maybe in 18 months - 2 years time... (What other training company will put that to people who haven't paid a thing)
I do appreciate the feedback and hopefully you can see that we tell people how it is... I would be happy to send you my book which explains the first 4 years of our development journey. In the book I tell you the mistakes we made but the way to get around them.
Thanks
Jeezus stop crying, and welcome to internet for fucks sake.
@@WhiteBoxPropertySolutions Big respect guys.
@ferarilambo, you have a loser mentality. I hope in the 2 years gone you have changed the way you think and have done something positive with your life.
If you can’t have the mindset and strength to start this keep your lil brokie opinion to yourself x