Samuel Leeds

Back in 2018, I had a really bad accident and almost died by falling down a waterfall on the River Nile and landing straight onto the rocks.

Unfit to fly home, stuck in Uganda, left for dead 💀

Dr Jamela saved my life. She was one of the very few Ugandan orthopaedic surgeons that just happened to be in the area the day of my accident.

Whilst in hospital for 10 days, I saw the drastic needs. No space and not a single orthopaedic surgeon on site 💔

This is what prompted the construction of this new 64 bed hospital ward which is filled with new doctors, nurses and resident surgeons 🥲

Guess who the surgeons are reporting directly to? Dr Jamela.

So many people said it wouldn’t be possible, the government wouldn’t allow me to build it, it would take years to build, it would cost billions to build ⛔️

These doubters didn’t realise that I am not just a billionaire in Uganda, but also a competent property developer. It took 7 months and cost just over 1 billion shillings only (£300,000 with all costs and exchange rate)

This is the same cost as buying a Lamborghini. Nothing wrong with driving one, but perhaps consider building a hospital ward first? 🤷‍♂️

I am a huge advocate for making money, but only when you remember the dark places you came from and use your money to help others, as well as living a nice life of course.

God put me in that pit for a reason, and what the enemy meant for evil, God meant for good 🙏🏻

Giving back to important causes should be a significant motivation to learning how to get ahead financially.

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1 day ago | [YT] | 281

Samuel Leeds

Before the Renters' Rights Act, we saw a mass exodus of landlords leaving the market.

254,000 buy-to-let properties in Great Britain came on to the open market in the 12 months to the end of March, according to calculations by estate agent Savills.

It was clear the Government were trying to scaremonger amateur landlords out of the market.

However, the truth is that the Renters' Rights Act isn't a huge deal if you are an educated landlord.

Scotland has had very similar rules for a long time now, and many investors are still killing it with their BTL portfolios in Scotland.

Plus, if you have a mix of different strategies such as Serviced Accommodation, BTL, Social Housing and HMO, you'll be very protected and safe. Especially if you learn the rules of the game and play to win.

The situation now is we have a bunch of properties on the market that weren't there previously. Many of these sellers are highly motivated to sell and exhausted.

We are in a buyer's market. Some real potential for purchase option agreement deals.

Even better? Why not find tired landlords and buy their whole portfolio at a discount? This saves you on capital gains tax and is highly smart.

I'm running a free training breaking down these property strategies in more detail (100% free). Just click the link on this post

www.samuelleeds.com/freetraining


#property #uklandlord #rentersrightsact

4 days ago | [YT] | 172

Samuel Leeds

7 years ago I left my wife, and went to the airport with no plane ticket booked.

I wanted to prove that I could be dropped in any country starting with £0, and buy a house within a week.

So I spun a wheel, landed on New York City, jumped on the next available flight with no plan, no connections and no local knowledge.

I was a complete stranger in a foreign country. Starting from absolute zero.

The journey was crazy.

I got doors slammed in my face in the Bronx. Agents ghosted me. People thought I was insane. And I still won.

7 days later I flew home to England with my very own property secured on a purchase option in Philadelphia.

ZERO money down. Not a single penny of my own.

If I can do that in a country I'd never invested in before, with zero connections and zero local knowledge - imagine what you could do in your own country with me teaching you directly.

I'm running a free online webinar breaking down exactly how to build wealth with property in 2026.

Access for free with this link

www.samuelleeds.com/freetraining 🔗🤝

#financialfreedom #property #realestate #newyork #millionaire #challenge #investing

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1 week ago | [YT] | 384

Samuel Leeds

I own 100+ houses.

These are 10 types of houses I’d NEVER buy ❌

Listed Buildings
Flats With High Service Charges
Static Caravans
Shared Ownership Properties
New Builds
Retirement Properties
Flood Risk Properties
Properties With Bats
Houses With Pylons In The Garden
Non-Standard Construction Properties

What would you add to the list?

Full video breaking down why here:

https://youtu.be/A6USnRHO6j0?si=SfqCx...

1 week ago | [YT] | 229

Samuel Leeds

Our future Prime Minister, Andy Burnham, is an “anti-landlord” hypocrite.

He has built his brand on being against landlords.
Rent controls. New levies. Councils seizing properties. Ending right to buy on new builds.

But as always the people who make the rules are often the ones who own property themselves.

Andy Burnham is a landlord himself.

He owns an ex-council flat in Kennington, London.
He has held it for over 20 years.
It is now worth around £480,000, about double what he paid in 2005.

And how was a big chunk of this funded and upgraded?
Not from his own pocket.
From yours.

As an MP, he claimed mortgage interest on expenses.
So taxpayers helped cover the cost of holding that asset as it went up in value.

Not only that.

He also claimed on his MP expenses to refurbish the property.

All paid for with public money.

Today, that same property is a rental.
He is now a landlord, benefiting from:

An ex-council property
Capital growth in London
Refurbishment funded by taxpayers
While at the same time pushing policies that hammer other landlords.

See, when people like Andy introduce “anti-landlord”, it’s usually to push out the little guys and benefit those in power who own property.

My take?

Property will always be profitable if you can understand the legal loopholes designed by the people at the top to help themselves win.

I have been playing by the same rules of the rich and powerful for years, hence why I’ve become so success in property investing.

I’ve decided I want to share some of these secret property loopholes used by the rich.

I am running a free workshop. Click the link below to join 👇

www.samuelleeds.com/freetraining

1 week ago | [YT] | 235

Samuel Leeds

Every Sunday, I give an open invitation to 2,000+ Academy members to come to Church.

We partner with churches across the UK to run “Sunday Church and Boxing”, creating a space to build faith, community, and physical health together.

Why do I do this?

Because I believe success is not just about your business and finance. Building your faith, looking after your health, and surrounding yourself with the right people matters too.

Later today, I’ll be releasing one of the biggest documentaries I’ve ever shared, showing some of the work we’ve been doing with churches across the UK.

Make sure you’re subscribed with post notifications turned on.

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Samuel Leeds

This is how I’m buying 27 glamping pods for £0.

I recently bought a countryside hotel that came with extra land included.

That land already has planning permission for 27 glamping pods.

The problem? The pods I want cost tens of thousands each.

So instead of sinking loads of cash in upfront, we’re proving the concept first.

We’ve opened the land up for campers with tents and campervans.

Then we’ll use the money from that to buy the first glamping pod.

Then the extra revenue from that pod helps fund the next.

Then the next.

And the next.

Slowly snowballing cash flow to build all 27 without overdeploying capital before the model is proven.

Follow this page for the full video coming ✅

2 weeks ago | [YT] | 426

Samuel Leeds

I just bought my own farm 🐓🌾

It’s in the middle of nowhere within the English countryside. Being completely self sufficient is a must before 2030.

I do not trust the government, but I do trust Gods green earth.

I’d highly recommend having a plan B, which involves home schooling your children, being completely self reliant of home grown natural food, having a borehole to drill your own water and having a generator for your own energy.

This has been my plan all along, but now it’s time to build the Samuel Leeds Farm.

There is only so much I can say publicly, but if you want to prepare like I have done for my family,

Use this link to access blueprint to do the same, with very little money.

www.samuelleeds.com/offgridlandguidedownload

2 weeks ago | [YT] | 1,176

Samuel Leeds

I donated one of my houses to the homeless.

There is only one catch … if they don’t do my training they get evicted.

If they do the training, they get 28 days of mentoring to rebuild their life, and free food and accommodation.

These two gentlemen have been homeless a long time. Stayed at my house. Now have both found long term accommodation and job interviews.

This is not government funded, it’s all paid from the profits of my other houses.

I’ve partnered with Bethel Lighthouse Church who are overseeing everything and a dream to partner with.

My mission is to get veterans off the streets, help rebuild the lives of the broken, and ultimately end forced homelessness in Great Britain forever.

We don’t need to wait for the government, we need the entrepreneurs to step in 👊🏼

2 weeks ago | [YT] | 1,319

Samuel Leeds

Keir Starmer will step down very soon.

The United Kingdom will never forget how much damage it does when we have weak puppets in charge, rather than real leaders.

Britain will become Great again. And my great I mean; a good place for business, a good place for safety, a good place to raise a family, and a good place to live 🇬🇧

Here is my vision:

Schools teach financial literacy, and healthy competition. Children are not indoctrinated to be obedient employees.

Healthy debate is encouraged, not silenced.

Police spend their time arresting real criminal (murder, rape and theft) rather than wasting time being petty.

The media report honestly, and the BBC is defunded once and for all.

Christianity is not mocked, and churches are restored.

Marriage is for life last, the family unit is celebrated and men can lead their households without being called toxic.

Entrepreneurs are championed and celebrated.

Taxes are reasonable and business is not overly regulated to stop the little guys.

Have I missed anything from the list?

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