There's a lot of conflicting advice out there on what type of property investments are the best. In my opinion, it's all down to maximising what you can get done with the time you have. I think the main thing that you need to differentiate is are you looking for capital growth in the future? Are you looking for a good cash flow immediately? And how quickly are you looking pulling your equity back out of the deal that you're putting it into?

Are you ready to get the ball rolling with your first buy to let?

Samuel Leeds is on a mission to help as many people as possible achieve financial freedom within 12 months by investing in property.

We talk about his start in property (he bought his first property at 17!), why he thinks environment is more important than willpower, and why you don't have to buy locally.

Find out more about Samuel Leeds on his website https://www.property-investors.co.uk/

In this episode I talk a little about making adjustments in your own company, particularly looking at what your role is. If you want to be in a different role then you need to realise that it can't happen overnight.

Knowing what to spend your money on is such a hard thing. Your emotions can take over and you can go with things that you feel more comfortable with or get you more excited but aren't necessarily the right choice. In this short podcast I share some of my thoughts on what helps me to spend my money wisely. 

I'm terrible at a lot of things, I'm good at a few things. One of the things I think I'm good at is time management so in this podcast I'm going to share the things I use and do that help me get the most out of my time.

Paul McFadden is a property and business success coach. He's on a mission to help others create wealth with property.

I chat to Paul about the jobs he took before he found property, how he blew through a million pounds, and what his portfolio looks like today.

https://paulmcfaddenwealth.com/

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I join Amanda Clarke on her podcast Babble where we discuss business during the coronavirus lockdown, life on The Apprentice and property development.

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Sometimes life only gives you two options, go to prison or join the army. Jay Alderton chose the army and spent 7 years serving his country. Since then he has worked in psychological operations with the US government and as security adviser for the UN in Kenya and Somalia. I find out about his "body, brain and business" ethos and how he used it to become a successful personal trainer. 

Dean Ahmad runs a sports management agency and was a candidate on Series 15 of the The Apprentice. I chat with him to find out what he has learned from his time on the show and from the high end athletes he deals with on a daily basis.