How To Transform £1K Arrears Into £40K Capital Gain

May 15, 2020 1:00pm

This video is a sneak preview into the type of calls we have inside the membership club.

In this specific call, we discuss Derek's first commercial acquisition. It was a parade of shops and uppers, a fantastic deal, purchased within his SSAS which creates a nice compounding effect as the income is tax free going forward.

HOWEVER..

Derek had an issue, COVID-19 hit right after he purchased the property and very quickly arrears of £1k mounted from one of the tenants.

Nevertheless, in this call, we explained a creative commercial strategy to Derek which can turn £1K of arrears into £40K capital gain.

Want to know how, let's jump in.

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