Welcome to another Property Tycoons Community member interview.
This month I am interviewing a member of my Tycoon Mastermind Alliance mentoring program David O’Donnell who lives in London and works in the consumer goods industry.
David explains how he came to the realisation that working for somebody else for the rest of his life was not going to give him the kind of freedom and security that he would need to be truly happy and secure for the rest of his life. He decided that things needed to change (sound familiar?)
He started by researching the property market thoroughly, visiting networking events and speaking to people in the know. Before long he did his first deal and now he is well on his way to buying many more properties. Within a few years he hopes to be financially secure for life.
During the call, David reveals some of the techniques that he uses to research deals including what to look for on the Internet before you visit the property and how to assess the deal when you make a physical visit.
Whoever said property investors will suffer in this climate is obviously talking to the wrong people!
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Parmdeep Vadesha created the Property Tycoons Community website because he couldn't find anywhere on the web that brought together people who shared his passion - the art of finding and buying investment properties at knock down bargain basement prices.
Parmdeep stumbled into property at the age of 23 whilst working nightshifts as a warehouse operative at a local crisps factory for £5 per hour. He started in property without any experience or knowledge of the business. He invested all of his spare time into learning how to find distressed sellers of bargain properties. Within 3 years he was financially free purely through his property related investments and businesses. 

Thanks for sharing.
Della
Even though it is tough times at the moment and the economy is not doing well there are still plenty of opportunities to pick up excellent bargains. This podcast is inspiring and proves there are still plenty of ways to be a succesful property investor.