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Pillar VI · Real Estate & Wealth

Income gets spent. Wealth gets passed on.

Sourcing, financing, taxation, management. The full chain of a property deal, and the structuring that comes after the first one.

  • From first property to structuring
  • Numbers before emotion
  • Financing and taxation covered
Real Estate & Wealth
58 lessons, from the first listing to passing it on4 tiers: you move up only when you are readyThe Discovery tier is freeNo card needed to startSearch, financing, tax, managementThe numbers before you fall in loveInvestor: €49 per monthFirst Property: €490. Wealth: €99058 lessons, from the first listing to passing it on4 tiers: you move up only when you are readyThe Discovery tier is freeNo card needed to startSearch, financing, tax, managementThe numbers before you fall in loveInvestor: €49 per monthFirst Property: €490. Wealth: €990

58

lessons, from the first listing to passing it on

4

tiers: you move up only when you are ready

0

to open the Discovery tier

49

per month at the Investor tier

The reality

Where first deals go wrong

A bad property purchase cannot be undone in one click. You live with it for fifteen years.

01

Ten years of payslips, nothing to show

You have earned a decent living for years. If someone asked you tonight what that money built, you would have nothing to show them.

02

The savings that sleep, and shrink

Your money waits in a savings account while prices do not. You call it caution; it is a loss in slow motion.

03

A strong case you have never used

You are exactly the profile banks lend to: steady income, clean situation, no incidents. And you have never walked in, while every year that passes shortens the term they will grant you.

04

The day you stop, everything stops

Your standard of living rests on one thing: that you keep getting up. Nothing you have earned would carry on without you, and nothing will pass to those who come after.

A property deal is won before the purchase, on a spreadsheet. What happens afterwards is just the execution of what you calculated, or failed to.

The switch

What changes when money stops passing through

Before

  • Your pay lands, and by the end of the month there is nothing left of it.
  • Your savings sleep in an account whose real return you have never worked out.
  • You scroll listings at night, you have never viewed a single one.
  • Facing the banker, you sit through the meeting hoping for a yes.
  • If you stop tomorrow, there is nothing left behind you.

After

  • A share of everything you earn goes into something that outlasts the month.
  • Your money is tied up in a property you chose and costed yourself.
  • You view with a costing sheet, and you can say no before the viewing ends.
  • You turn up with your file already built, and you negotiate the rate instead of accepting it.
  • There is a property, rent coming in, and a clear structure for those after you.

The method

The full chain

Each step conditions the next. Skipping the numbers means signing blind.

  1. I

    Source

    Market selection, criteria, reading a listing, viewing. Knowing what you are looking for before looking.

  2. II

    Calculate

    Net-net yield, charges, vacancy, works, contingency. The spreadsheet that decides for you.

  3. III

    Finance

    Bank file, deposit, rate, insurance, negotiation. What makes a banker say yes.

  4. IV

    Structure

    Tax regime, ownership structure, management, sale or hold. The part that makes the difference over twenty years.

Build what lasts.

Real estate investing, wealth structuring and long-term strategies. Turn income into transferable wealth.

The results

What you build

Real estate is slow. That is precisely what makes it a good foundation.

Income that does not depend on you

Rent lands whether you work or not. That is the definition of an asset.

Controlled leverage

The bank funds it, the tenant repays it. The only leverage available to individuals at this scale.

A chosen tax position

The right regime at the right time, chosen deliberately rather than defaulted into.

Something transferable

Wealth that outlives your activity and passes to the next generation.

The honest comparison

Us, and the average property course

What you getSIMONLGCYThe average property course
A free and complete first tier, no sales call required
Prices shown up front, before any appointment
Tax, the different schemes, and inheritance, not just the purchase
Content built around the French market
A community, and real experience shared between students
A promised return with a figure attached

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Frequently asked

The objections I hear most often, answered straight.

It is the top tier, and nobody forces you into it. You start with Discovery, which is free, then Investor at €49 per month, then First Property at €490 if you actually go for it. What you buy here is learning: the costing method, building the bank file, the tax schemes. Nobody is selling you a property, or a return.

Nobody honest can tell you whether the market will be better in two years. What is certain is that the time you spend waiting never comes back: the loan term a bank grants you depends on your age. The programme does not teach you to bet on the market, it teaches you to cost a deal so it stands up in whatever market you sign in.

That is exactly who this pillar is built for: someone who earns a living elsewhere and wants their money working too. The 58 lessons go at your pace, whenever you want, and the management part covers delegation and managing from a distance. The heavy work is up front, on the costing and the financing. After that, it is an asset, not a second job.

It depends on your profile and target market. Part of the program is specifically about building your bank file, including with a limited deposit.

Yes, and it is often necessary when your local market is not profitable. It does require a rigorous remote selection and management method.

No. This is educational content. For a specific tax or legal setup, the opinion of a notary, accountant or licensed adviser remains necessary.

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Disclaimer

The content provided is educational and constitutes neither investment advice nor personalised tax or legal advice. Any property investment carries risks, including rental vacancy, capital loss and over-indebtedness.

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