You are… Hands-on Hilary

There’s a reason you can name at least three TV shows about property, and none about stocks and shares.

Property is an investment like any other… but it’s a heck of a lot more fun, isn’t it?

Everybody needs to live in one. It’s easy to understand. You can improve it, extend it, redecorate it… and it’s a lot more fulfilling than framing a share certificate and nailing it to the wall of the downstairs loo.

There are also lots of different ways to make money from property:

• You can do it up, Homes Under The Hammer style, and sell it on for a profit.
• You can find someone who needs to sell in a hurry, negotiate a great deal, and pass it to another investor for a fee.
• Or you can find a plot of land and build from the ground up – getting the satisfaction of creating a home that people will live in, and being paid handsomely for it.

Sure – it’s hard work. But if you love what you do, it never really feels like work – and it’s a whole lot better than being stuck behind a desk or forced to work to someone else’s schedule.

But it’s not as easy as it looks on TV.

On TV shows it’s all smiles as profit figures are revealed, and everything is neatly wrapped up within an hour. The real world is a lot messier than that.

However much you love property, the fun soon wears off when your project is months behind schedule and miles over budget – and while there’s big money to be made, there’s plenty to lose too.

You can never guarantee that you’ll be able to turn passion into success. But you’ll have the best chance if you build a strong network of peers who can help you out when you hit a hurdle, and educate yourself so you avoid the many profit-killing (and sanity-stretching) mistakes you could make along the way.

We’ll give you that education. It’ll cost you nothing.

We’ve spent the last five years putting together an incredible collection of resources for investors just like you – including online courses, hundreds of podcasts, and an online forum with thousands of posts.

Because we make our money from providing (totally optional) services, we can afford to give this all away for free.

The only catch is… we’ve got so many great resources, it’s hard to know where to start.