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In this episode of the Girls in Property podcast, Athena Dobson sits down with the “Property Athlete” Daniel Budden — a former athlete who left the sports world behind to build a thriving business in serviced accommodation. Daniel opens up about his journey into property, sharing how he made the leap, secured his first SA deal, and shaped a winning money mindset along the way.
They dive into the rent-to-rent strategy as a smart starting point for new investors, and why relationships with letting agents and sharp negotiation skills are key. Daniel also shares tips on using Facebook ads to find leads — perfect for anyone balancing property with a full-time job — and explains the importance of having solid contracts in place.
The conversation also touches on the highs and lows of running a serviced accommodation business, from dealing with market saturation to the power of professional presentation. With plenty of practical advice, Daniel highlights how mindset, community, and constant learning make all the difference.
Whether you're just getting started or looking to level up, this episode is packed with energy, insight, and encouragement to help you grow your serviced accommodation journey with confidence.
How to get involved with the Girls in Property Community 👇
🎟️ Join our Next Workshop
👩 Join our Community
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I’m hosting a workshop on Friday, 12th September, titled She Means Business: A Chance to Shift, Align and Scale at Audley Wood Manor House in Basingstoke. There is ONLY 1 space left so if you’d like to join, just DM me the word “WORKSHOP.”
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Don’t Miss Out! Click here to claim your FREE access to my Mindset Accelerator Programme. Start developing the mindset you need to become an outstanding property investor today! 🚀
Disclaimer: None of the content in our podcast is intended to constitute legal or financial advice. All interviews and statements are the thoughts & opinions of the hosts and guests themselves and should be taken as such. Any information used from this podcast is done so at your own risk.
In this episode of the Girls in Property podcast, Athena Dobson sits down with the “Property Athlete” Daniel Budden — a former athlete who left the sports world behind to build a thriving business in serviced accommodation. Daniel opens up about his journey into property, sharing how he made the leap, secured his first SA deal, and shaped a winning money mindset along the way.
They dive into the rent-to-rent strategy as a smart starting point for new investors, and why relationships with letting agents and sharp negotiation skills are key. Daniel also shares tips on using Facebook ads to find leads — perfect for anyone balancing property with a full-time job — and explains the importance of having solid contracts in place.
The conversation also touches on the highs and lows of running a serviced accommodation business, from dealing with market saturation to the power of professional presentation. With plenty of practical advice, Daniel highlights how mindset, community, and constant learning make all the difference.
Whether you're just getting started or looking to level up, this episode is packed with energy, insight, and encouragement to help you grow your serviced accommodation journey with confidence.
How to get involved with the Girls in Property Community 👇
🎟️ Join our Next Workshop
👩 Join our Community
🎧Listen to other Episodes
I’m hosting a workshop on Friday, 12th September, titled She Means Business: A Chance to Shift, Align and Scale at Audley Wood Manor House in Basingstoke. There is ONLY 1 space left so if you’d like to join, just DM me the word “WORKSHOP.”
GET IN TOUCH
-
Don’t Miss Out! Click here to claim your FREE access to my Mindset Accelerator Programme. Start developing the mindset you need to become an outstanding property investor today! 🚀
Disclaimer: None of the content in our podcast is intended to constitute legal or financial advice. All interviews and statements are the thoughts & opinions of the hosts and guests themselves and should be taken as such. Any information used from this podcast is done so at your own risk.
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