Samuel Leeds Texas Vlog 1

They want for this. That's the ask. And they're open to offers.

>> LOOK AT THE ACCELERATION. >> HOW DO WE GET ONE OF THESE HOUSES? And then >> what the hell, man? In a bit. It's so annoying. I'm locked out of my Tesla. Now we're in the Texas heat. Just stuck outside some mansion.

So, this area is in Dallas, Texas. I think that Dallas is probably the best part of Texas. And I think that Texas is probably the best part of America. That's just my opinion. Our little cyber truck. What you'll find here is that people are really patriotic. They've got American flags just all outside their houses and stuff. And I love that. I love that the people in Texas love America. They love Texas. They're very proud. I mean, in the UK, some people think it's almost offensive, you know, to be patriotic. If you've got a British flag, should be ashamed of it. It's racist. But in America, they're very proud.

Hello. >> Hello. >> This is very romantic and lovely. >> Do you know the fairy tale? Um, Hansel and Gretle. No. That's literally what this house This is the kind of house I imagine. It's so I don't It's so different to what I imagine in America cuz it's so cottage like.

>> we're paying 350 per night. >> Mhm. So we're paying 350 but literally in 2 months time when the >> be 5,000 a night >> 5,000 a night. So >> and people will beg to to pay that. >> Oh yeah, definitely. >> If we just bought this for $750,000 and rented it out to a normal tenant, we might get around about maybe 3 12 to 5,000 a month. But doing it as short staylets, when there's an event on something's happening like the FIFA World Cup, which is a huge example, now you can get 5,000 per night.

>> Plus, I mean, if we rented it out um to a long-term person, they could just stop paying and then we'd be losing out on income. Whereas, when it's on Airbnb, you're getting income regularly. The guests are in and out.

>> Rental arbitrage, this is very interesting, which we're going to hopefully get a rental arbitrage deal this week. That's where you rent a property. So, you might say to the landlord here, "Look, I'll pay you 3,000 per month guaranteed." You can still come and see the property cuz one of the things a lot of landlords worry about is that they can't see their property. They rent it out on a year lease and it could be getting trash. They they have no Where is it? Look, we'll rent it. You can come and see it. You can inspect it every week if you want, but we're going to then rent it out on short-term less. You're going to get your money. We're then going to get the uplift, the arbitrage, and we don't even own the property. So, that's I'm very keen to secure one of those this week and hopefully be able to document the process.

So, basically, we rented this house for a bit, but I really want to buy something here. I love America. I love Texas. I think there's so much massive opportunities here. I need to get Amanda on board. We've already got properties in Zimbabwe, in the UAE, and in England. And she's just a bit like, "Why do we need more houses overseas?" So, my job is to convince her, not with my words, but by showing her some nice properties and just making her fall in love with them. And I honestly am convinced that by the end of the day, she'll want to invest here. If she doesn't want to invest here, then we could just get some rental arbitrage instead cuz I need to make money in Texas.

I can't believe how cheap it is to actually get a Cyber Truck and it drives itself. So, just pick this up right now. Let's take it for a spin. >> Oh my gosh. I don't like this. >> LOOK AT THE ACCELERATION. OR CORRECTLY, I should say. Let's let it take us for a spin. >> Wow. Oh my goodness. That is so cool. >> What do you think? It's crazy. I just don't understand the shape. It's a bit >> Come on then. This This way. >> Not that way. >> Yeah. Being a gentleman. There you go. >> Well, I'm not driving. >> You are. >> You're joking. >> No, you're driving. >> No way. >> No way am I driving. >> Babe, it literally drives itself. >> I don't know if I trust it to drive. >> It drives itself completely fine. >> I don't I don't want to. This is so big. It feels like a bus. >> No. Babe, I don't have any special awareness in here. >> You don't need any special awareness. It drives itself. You put the address in and then you just press drive and then boom. Shalon. Don't do anything. Relax. >> This is so cool. >> Don't do anything. Close your eyes. Keep them closed. We're going to prove it now to the camera. >> Best shot. >> Just relax. >> That is crazy. That is mad. If I needed to emergency brake, if it lost its mind for whatever reason, then of course you could. >> Why would you ever drive then if you could just do this? >> You wouldn't. >> Do you think this is what everyone that owns this type of car does? >> 100%. And now we can just relax. I wonder if it will overtake that. I think it will. Is it overtaking it? Come on. Overtake that bad boy. Oh, it's doing it. Right now it's in chilled out version, but you can have it in hurry mode or you can have it in Mad Max. Mad Max is like just freaking get there fast. But last time I got your electric car, you made me get take it back. >> Yes. No. Is this fully electric? >> Yes. >> Oh, that turns me off big time. >> Yeah. >> Relying on something that's fully electric. >> Yeah. >> I'm not really sure about >> in case in case you do something naughty and the government you get step out of line and the government just close you down. But the best part is it's owned by Elon Musk who is a fan of us. Yeah, true. But >> right now anyway, >> what if it malfunctions and then you're just stranded where you are? Oh, I can't. >> Yeah, but what happens if the internet malfunctions when when you go on an airplane? It's mostly does it itself. >> Oh, don't. >> It does. It's only the take off and landing. >> Don't tell me that. I don't want to know that. >> What happened last time we had an electric car? >> On the journey, we had to stop charge it five. We were in a rush, so we didn't have time to stop. Went to the event. Then the following morning, we needed to rush back home to London because we had a theater show with the kids and it was the first time that they were going to be going to the theater and I was so excited and I booked it well in advance. On our journey back trying to charge the car, we couldn't stop anywhere. We stopped and then it the the ports were taken. So then we couldn't charge the car and then we finally found one and then it was broken and basically >> it took us 7 hours to get home and it should have taken us two. >> Yeah. >> And Mandy cried and then I decided I was never going to let her have an electric vehicle again. We gave that Mercedes electric back. >> Horble that was. >> And I bought her a Range Rover. And then we were stuck, weren't we? Yeah. >> At some station waiting for it to top up. >> Yeah. >> Watching all the gasoline people just coming top quick. And we were there messing around and she was crying. So I said to her, I'm a I have to perk her up, right? So I said to her, number one, I'm giving this back. Number two, I'm getting your Range Rover. Number three, uh, what else can I do to stop you crying? I went online and I booked her a cruise. The cruise that we booked was a gay cruise. But because I was in such a rush booking it, I didn't know. Do you remember that? >> Yeah. >> And when we got there, everybody was gay. >> We were the only like strict, we felt like the anomaly. Like >> I know. >> Yeah. It was interesting. >> So that was that was crazy. But luckily, you know, we uh you know, we didn't come home gay. We continued being heterosexual. >> Oh my god. >> Yeah, that was a crazy time. >> They say when in Rome, but not that time.

And what I'm thinking potentially, we need to run the numbers because I want to go in with Russell as a partner. It will be a property that we can buy that we can live in when we're here and then we can rent out when we're not on short stays. But we need to run the numbers. Russell wants to put it through all his little geeky AI software to see if it will work for Airbnb. I think it will. I mean, think about it. Our property is getting a grand a night. >> True. >> What more? >> What more about a property that's in a better area and actually nicer? I think it will really do well on Airbnb. This property, this is the house. >> Wow. Wow. >> What did you say about moving here again? >> So, we're here. I think she's already sold. She's already sold. >> I hope the agent's here. >> Hey. Hey. How are you? >> Hey. >> But you won't believe how much this house is. >> Okay, well, I know it's going to be millions. >> Yeah, of course. First, should you have a little look around? If you were living in this house, would you be happier than the Airbnb we're at? >> Yeah. >> Nice views in it. If we bought this as an investment and lived in it when we were in Texas, but then when we're not in Texas, wanted to rent it out on Airbnb, how much do you think it would get in bookings in revenue on Airbnb, this property? >> No, no more less than 2,000. >> 2,000 a night. Wow. So, 2,000 a night. I think that sounds about right. I reckon your revenue on this, if I had to guess, would be about half a million a year. >> Paige, what year did this house get built? Cuz it looks very new. I just last year. Oh, they've got my toilet. >> Oh, they got your your toilet. >> Japanese toilet. >> This bathroom is one of the best bathrooms ever, isn't it? >> Yeah. >> Wow. >> That would be my side completely. He's always moaning about how much space I take up on the >> Well, you got a bit of space in there for you. >> How does this compare to our Dubai house? >> Yeah, I don't understand. How does it compare to the Dubai house? >> Well, it's more the bathroom and the wardrobe that's the best. I love our bedroom in Dubai in our I mean, this is looking at the pool and it's got doors to go straight into the pool. Oh, babe, look at the office. >> Yeah, this is a great office. >> Yeah, I love the arch windows, >> right? >> You'd have no reason to leave home, would you, if you were here? >> This is very special. >> Wow, that is beautiful. >> I don't even know what this room is. I guess it could be another sitting room or >> living space. Was this a cinema room? Oh, it is. >> So, we got seven bathrooms, seven bedrooms. >> It's literally like the same size as our house. >> Is it? >> Yeah. >> And obviously, this is in prime location just outside Harlem Park. What do you think the asking price is? >> I would guess. >> And don't try and be nice like when you guess a woman's age. >> Just guess what you think it's worth. >> I think 5 million. >> 5 million is a good guess. Yeah, >> that's a very fair guess. I thought it'd be more than that. It's actually tell us >> 3.3 3.3 million >> and that's dollars. So in pounds 2.5 million they want for this. That's the ask. And they're open to offers.

>> I want to know how much they bought it for and like done it over. >> I know cuz it would cost more than that to build. I thought it might be 10 million. I thought it was about £5 million plus £25 million. And you're a realtor as well as an investor. When you sell this house, how much will you make in commission? I'll get roughly 3% standard like anybody else. >> So 3% of 3 million >> roughly about 100 grand. >> 100,000% in one house. That is absolutely awesome. What What do you do with the money that you make from being a realtor? >> Normally we just reinvest with those money. >> How many property units do you own in Texas? >> It's close to 50. >> Wow. You are killing it. And we literally have this house listen as our house when we're here when we're in Dallas. But then when we're not in Dallas, renting out for 2,000 bucks a night, making a good >> Let me ring Russell. Hi, mate. So, we're in the house. The asking price is about 3.2 3.3. We might get it a little bit less. I'd have to speak to the agent, but I think we would. >> I think you get it for three. >> I think we'd probably get it for three as well. But in pounds, obviously, we'd have we'd have um our taxes and our usual fees on top. >> Yeah, but you don't pay stamp duty, do you? Like you do in the UK. >> No. 2.27 million. If we rented it on Airbnb, I reckon we'd probably get on average about 2,000 a night. But if there's events on like obviously for the FIFA World Cup, >> I think Sam will really like the house. So that's why we've >> I really like the house. I've not seen anything as nice as this for this price. >> It is good and I do like it. I think it's a great property. However, from a purely investment point of view, forget trying to stay there when we're when we're here in Dallas and whatnot. From a purely investment point of view, surely a multif family is a more passive, safer investment. No, >> at this stage, yes and no. Because we have World Cup coming up. You know, this is a prom location. >> You can't buy a property based on an event that's taken six weeks, can you? >> No, no, no. Because this is the most prom location. >> Let's say multif family home works out a little bit better. A little bit safer, a little bit better. Are we taking into account at all the fact that we have got a mansion in Dallas that we can stay anytime we're here? Are we going to take that into account at all? You told me that I should never sell house because it's just nice to own a mansion in and you know >> you could say the same. >> So we're going to take into account a little bit. >> I suppose it depends on if you think you'll actually how often you think you'll come to Dallas. >> Run the numbers on Airbnb and see what you think. I've sent you the address. We'll have a chat about it later. Thing is I don't want to be buying emotionally. That's why it is good at Russell's my business partner. But at the same time it is beautiful, isn't it? >> So I love it as well. I love everything about it. I was telling Paige that all our other houses we're quite nestled in and it's so quiet, which is what I like. Um, so for me, I don't know. I wouldn't want to live. It's just the road for me that would really really bug me if I was living in the house. >> This is a dream house though, isn't it? >> No, it is. It's an absolute dream house. I think >> I think it's on really, really good price. >> So, you know, this is actually the main um like the locations. So actually if you're thinking of an investment home you can attract a lot of um >> No and I think for investment even especially because if I wasn't living in here investment yes nice but then Russell is the numbers person and he was like no no no thinking about where you can just throw party all night long. No >> people partying in trash in the house. >> That's the last thing I want in my I don't want anyone like partying in the Airbnbs that we have especially when you're spending so much. >> So I don't know. I I'm the emotional one usually. Russell's numbers. You're kind of just like, h this is nice. >> I'm happy if everyone's happy. >> Yeah. But I think because Russell's not on board and because I'm like, we probably won't. >> It's our first It's our first mansion. You've got loads. >> Yes, I have a lot. >> You should be in the car. What? Babe, what we going to do? What the hell, man? >> Can you open it from the app? >> No, cuz we have we didn't manage to connect the app. >> Are you sure you don't have the the key? >> What are we going to do? >> I don't know. >> What about the guy that leased it to us? Could we ask him? Why would it just lock itself? Okay, this is not good. We got I've changed my mind about getting a Tesla. This is freaking ridiculous. I've left the key card in the car and I've got out and I've I think the door's locked now. I've closed it and I can't get back in the car. I'm locked out of my Tesla. Cyber truck. What do I do? Try the obvious first. Check every door. Passenger. Have you tried your door? >> What's this? I knew I shouldn't have got an electric car. I knew I shouldn't have got an electric car. Now we're in the Texas heat just stuck outside some mansion that we don't even own. The keys to the car now. Oh, brilliant. Thank you so much. I'm When I get home, I'm going to try and get the app sorted out, but for some reason I couldn't do it. But thank you so much for that. I really appreciate it.

>> How much is it to buy one of these? >> To buy one of these, the basic you're talking about 70,000. >> Really? >> Yeah. >> That's cheap. >> I know. And then to get the more advanced model is about 85. And then the most supreme models like this, this one >> um is 100,000. >> That's what I thought it would start at. >> Yeah. That's for the most advanced model though. Guess how much Elon Musk made people pay >> Mhm. >> to pre-order one of these as a deposit. >> I don't know. Like 30 grand. >> 100 bucks. >> 100? >> Yeah. 100. >> What? >> And the reason was the rationale was which is actually genius is he he hadn't actually made it yet. >> Oh, he wanted to see the interest. Correct. >> He made it to demand. >> So he's like, "Hey, 100 bucks and you can pre-order one." So loads of people paid. He made millions of pounds and then he used that to then make it. >> Wow. That's incredible. >> It's so smart, isn't it? >> That is very smart. >> It's like in business it's the same. You know, when we've got like deal sources and they spend all this time finding a perfect deal and then they can't find an investor. >> It's like sell it first then create it. >> Yeah. >> But the interesting thing is all the people that paid the hundred bucks, obviously that's fine. M >> a lot of them, most of them didn't end up ever buying the Cybert truck. >> But if instead of putting down 100 bucks on getting all excited about the Cybert truck, >> if they'd have been like, "Oh, that looks exciting." And they'd have put that 100 bucks down into Tesla shares, it would have 20x. >> Damn. >> Yeah. >> Yeah.

We decided to go back to show you guys our Airbnb that we're currently staying in Dallas and to make a game plan as to how we should invest here in Texas. Let me show you inside. >> Let's go inside. Why do these keep popping up everywhere? >> I don't know. I've never seen them. >> Put them away a million times. You've never seen them, but they belong to you. >> I've not seen them today, though. >> Not seen them today, >> honestly. When I don't I have no idea. >> Right. Whatever is anyway. >> Oh, I think I'm in trouble now. >> This is the living room. >> Really nice. >> It is lovely because you've got that nice cottage vibe. There's trees, >> but but but also you've got a swimming pool. The weather's beautiful. It's really nice. One minute you feel like you're in Spain and then the >> probably garbage. >> Yeah, it is. >> Who is it? >> It's the garbage. >> Oh my goodness. That sounded like we're being under attack. >> Oh my. Does it want to get any noisier? >> Anyway, how's tour continued? >> The living room over there. Then a dining area which is quite nice and then kitchen and it's all open plan. You kind of flow into everything. But I must say this has been the best Airbnb I've ever stayed in terms Yeah. >> In terms of just having stuff I think it's just really well equipped >> and I love as well how easy it is to like the key codes >> are brilliant. having a key putting in the you know what it's such a >> we should just never have key safes ever again and just have keypads cuz key safes are so 2020 >> you know I mean let me show how how this works on all the gates it's so secure so you close it and then you press any button and now it's locked completely secure safe then you want to come in you press the code and we're good to go and it's the same code in the front of the house and on the gate. Super simple. Every morning I clean this. Takes me about 10 minutes cuz I want it to be nice, but then we don't go in anyway. So, I'm wondering whether I should actually not bother. Problem is, I feel like I'm just spreading it all. Oh, hold on. Russ's calling me. >> You all right, bro? >> I'm good, man. How you doing? Did you have any joy at all getting us a a multif family home investment? >> Not Not since I spoke to you. Do you want me to try and get somewhere else? >> Yeah, man. Those of you wondering what multif family unit is, it's essentially one large building or complex with multiple units for families to live in. Basically, a really high cash flowing real estate opportunity here in Dallas. What are you looking to buy this week? >> Uh, multif family. >> Multif family, >> I think. >> Multif family. I think for a passive income. >> What would be better though? What would be better? Yeah, I know you're all about multif family, which is great. Would you rather buy spend a couple million buying a multif family unit which gives us a nice return? Fine. Or a mansion that you can stay at anytime you want when you're in Texas. It's your home, but when you're not here, >> it's on Airbnb making a really good income. Not quite as good as a multif family home, but it's a mansion and you can stay there as often as you want when you're in Texas. >> Well, I think it's very simple. run the numbers because you could rent a really nice house like that when you when you were in Texas. So, just run the numbers and see what's going to make you a better better ROI. Getting someone to manage it as an Airbnb or running a multi family? >> Yeah. I don't think having a mansion on Airbnb is going to make quite the same income as a multi family home. But >> so then you got to think what are you doing it for? Are you doing it because you just want that house or are you doing it really or you doing because you want to make money? Is it the investment or is it a luxury purchase? Cuz it sounds to me like you're trying to kill two birds in one stone. >> All right. >> All right. In a bit. Bye. >> He's so annoying, but he's so right.

So, it's a new day and we've managed to connect with a lady who is top of the game in Dallas in buying mansions and running them as Airbnbs. We decided to drive over to see what her investments were saying. >> We have arrived. I'm very, very interested. Oh, this is like got a whole grand entrance and everything. >> Oh, wow. >> See, also I'm interested if this cuz this property apparently she only bought it for 1.2 million whereas the one we were looking at was 3 million which we thought was a bargain. >> I know. >> Land. >> We thought ours was a bargain. Yeah. It's saying we've arrived. >> Hopefully it's not going to stop here. >> Jeez. >> Oh wow. What a drive. >> What a drive. >> Oh my goodness. This is when I wish it was driving itself cuz this is like >> I know it's a bit of a >> Oh my goodness. Another thing about this cyber truck, if you did scratch it, would it really matter? >> I don't think so. >> It wouldn't really look that bad, would it? It just like Yeah, it's a tank. It's supposed to be scratched. >> Wow. This is actually much nicer than the 3 million pound house. This is incredible. Hang on a minute. This is ridiculous. >> I know. >> This is insane. >> And then they're clearing that land right there. >> Hang on a minute. How do we get one of these houses? How much did they buy this for? >> I think it was like 1.3. >> 1.3. >> You are joking. >> You are joking. >> All the questions. >> We were about to buy a house for 3 million. It looked nothing like this. What are we doing? >> Oh my goodness. Hello. >> Oh, >> it's out of this world. Honestly, it's gorgeous. >> Oh my goodness. How much did you have to spend on this renovation? >> About two >> 2 million. >> No, 200. 200. >> Great. You know, I I >> I shake and move. I I know some people. >> So, how much does this cost to rent? >> Typically, a weekend will run you about 6,000. >> Okay. >> Just for a weekend. So, >> okay. What about for like 2 weeks? Like a long booking. >> You're looking at like 20 >> 20,000. >> Mhm. >> I would pay that. No problem. I wouldn't blink. >> I wouldn't I'd give you 30. So, do you think it's a good investment buying something like this and then renting it on Airbnb? Oh, she's been >> Yeah. >> You think so? I need to buy one. >> Do people stay here? Cuz do you like park? >> We're on Netflix. We're on Own. >> Um, so we've had guests that come in and Netflix is following them. Own is taping them. >> Please show us around. >> Oh my. I thought our bathroom was the best bathroom we'd ever seen. And then this is our little um glam room, you know, for the ladies to come in >> and get their get their makeup done and get dressed. And >> Mandy, Mandy, when we're staying here, you have permission to take as long as you want to get ready cuz you're going to enjoy every second of this of this room. If we're paying that much to stay here, enjoy every second of this room. >> Absolutely. >> Doctors pay you then. Do they pay you to film here? They they do compensate because, you know, now they have a whole production team that's on site. Um, parking, they bring their caterers, their chefs. So, it's a lot of people in the house. >> What made you decide then to move out of this place and put it on Airbnb? >> Uh, the the the fun. >> Uh, yeah. Yes, they were. >> Well, you just realized how much you could make. >> Yes. >> Thought, oh my goodness. Okay, I'll have this house paid off in 2 years, 3 years. >> I need you to encourage us, see, cuz our house, >> our house, she don't want to put it on Airbnb. >> Well, I'm seeing now she's in >> and I'm saying and I'm saying to her, we've been there two weeks in the last 6 months. So, you think she should just do it? >> Yes. And and you know, the if your home is nice, of course, we're not, you know, renting for $200 $300 a night. So the the type of guests that you will have are not the type of guests that you may hear some horror stories about sometimes. Not all the time, right? That's not all Airbnb, but you do have >> minimum stat here. What is it? Is it like three nights minimum? No, I I do a one night minimum and and and you know net like four >> $5,000 sometimes because you have a nightly rate for a certain amount of guests and then every guest after that is an additional >> that's like how you do it. That's how you >> per person per night, right? And then if you want to host an event and we only host intimate events. So we're not hosting 100 200 parties, you know, nothing like that. But then that's an additional fee because now you're having vendors on the property. You know, you're having visitors that are guests that are just coming in here for for a dinner. You know, we have corporate um retreats, events. We may have companies that bring in their their top salespeople, their executives, and they stay here for a week because maybe there's a meeting or a conference or something in Dallas or Fort Worth >> and and they give them an experience. You know, >> how much does it cost to run this house? >> Um, it's pretty inexpensive. >> No, it's not. No, it's not. >> Hands on. >> I'm I'm very hands-on. >> Um, this is my only one. Um, I'm retired military, so I have a lot of time on my hands. I'm a realtor, so I love everything, you know, buying new things for the house, decorating, designing, helping my guests. Um, so I'm very hands-on. This is our family room. We have >> This is unreal. I love as well that you've got like the really modern kitchen, >> but then you've got this kind of bit of character. Woody, the contrast, >> bunk room back here. >> Would love Xbox, you know. So, double queen suite. >> This has got Willingham House vibes now, hasn't it? Very Willingham house vibes. That's what's so beautiful about the house, though. It's also the surroundings. I had this young man and I guess he's big on YouTube. A young lady booked the house and said, "Hey, it's going to be 12 of us here. Uh, we're celebrating my friend's birthday. You know, it's just us." Okay, great. Not a problem, right? They paid a nice prize for the weekend. And and then my daughter started like texting me and like, "Hey, mom, did you rent the house out to this person?" And I was like, "I don't know who that is." So, she sends me his YouTube and um he's inviting everybody. He gave out the address and is telling everybody to come and celebrate his birthday with him. And so, you know, at first I'm like, "Okay, well, maybe, you know, not a lot of people not going to show up." No, there was lines lines of cars outside. So, you know, I had to come on the property um and tell them, "Hey, you know, you you got to go." like and so and yeah, we shut it down cuz he he kept promoting it. He kept promoting it. >> If he'd have contacted you and said to you, "Hey, I want to run a bit of a party. I'm going to have a bunch of people and just done it in collaboration with you." It could have been a fantastic >> and and we do that. And we do that because we provide our own security. When you're hosting a large event, we provide you we don't even charge you for it. We provide our own security. Yeah. um if need be we valet you know so you can have these grand parties which people have had we just have to communicate and you know you just have to pay the additional fees that come with that and and and you get to enjoy your time and I get to enjoy my time. >> Yeah. Oh >> come on. This is a cinema. >> Yeah. So people will do you know custom posters and we'll put them behind there you know. Okay. Yeah. How how far Lucy does it go back in terms of land. >> You have six more acres to >> This is where we could run our academy mastermind sessions. >> Yes. So we also do hourly rentals, right? When we don't have the house booked, you can book the outside space which includes the pool, this room, the two bathrooms, and the kitchen. And it's 250 an hour. >> Oh wow. >> Uh-huh. You've heard of Swimply, right? >> No. >> Swimply is Airbnb for your pools. So if you own a pool, you can be at home and rent your pool out. >> And so people pay. >> We need that. >> People do that here. They So I rent my pool for a hundred $100 an hour, >> you know, and for up to a certain amount of guests. I think mine is 20 guests. If you want to add more guests, then it's an additional fee, but you get one bathroom. If you just rent the pool, you get one bathroom. And then you can add on this room, another bathroom, the kitchen. You can add Wi-Fi. You can add outdoor games. So, it just, you know, we've had weddings here. >> You've done the refurb so good. >> Thank you. Thank you. >> Yeah, you've refurbished it brilliantly. >> Thank you. >> So, where's this other house then everyone keeps talking about that's for sale? >> It's about 5 minutes from here. >> Is it for sale? >> It's for sale. >> How do I see it? >> You want to go see it? >> How much is it on for? >> It's on there for 1.1. >> Okay, let's go see it. I'm still getting used to it cuz we just got this and it knows where we're going. >> I don't know. I have trust issues. >> Control issues. Yeah, we learned in the same way that I can outsource my service accommodation, Airbnb management, I can also outsource the driving. No trust issues.

Our friend then took us to a nearby mansion she's helping sell for $1.1 million to see if it could be a good Airbnb for us. So, I would remove this >> because you have a bar and if there was a pool there, you know, that you just wanted to rent the pool in this space >> separately, you know, on an off day. Yeah. Baby showers or, you know, just older people want to come in from the heat should go in the garage. Garage has a electric charger. His and her side of the closet. So, this is the big room that I was talking about. It's considered a bedroom. >> It has a And this one actually does have a a nice size closet as well. >> So, you could put four, six, eight behind the bar. >> Uh-huh. >> Bunk beds in here. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Or or a massive master on the second floor as well. >> I like this cinema room. >> It opens onto the balcony and then you have everything. >> Look at this. At this point, it dawned on me that my mansion in the UK that's pretty much just sitting there empty right now is worth more than this mansion. And I don't even bother renting my own mansion on Airbnb. >> I'm just thinking, what's the point of me buying a house here like this when I've got a house already that's empty? The problem is, Manda, I was saying to uh Noah, there's no point us buying a big massive house here to rent on Airbnb when we've got a big massive house in London that's empty. Make that make sense. family home. >> Yeah, but if we bought this, then she go, "Oh, I love this. Let's not rent it out on a heavy bed." And I'm just keep buying these mansions that's in sitting there empty. So, what are they looking for then for this property? It's on on a >> 1.1. It's It's for sale for 1.1. >> Oh, that's like about 800,000. >> Yeah. It's very reasonable. >> Mhm. They are pet lovers cuz the the doggy had his own little house with AC outside. >> Oh, they would still book it without the pool. I have guests that will book the house and never touch the pool. >> Cuz how far is Joe Pool Lake? It's right here with a marina and everything. So, people would book it because you can rent boats at the marina and it's less than five minutes from here. >> I dread to think how much you paid for it and it just sat here. >> Yeah. Well, I know some people that have a house in the UK >> that sits empty for 6 months. >> I'll show it to you. I'll show it. Yeah. >> It's gorgeous. And you've just been having it sit there >> and it's in a really good location. It's like the most desirable location in in in England. >> Swim spa. Let it make some money so I can buy some bags. >> Yes. >> Yes. >> There we go.

At this point, I've realized that owning a mansion here in Dallas, Texas, whilst it be great fun, the truth is I've already got mansions across the world that right now are empty. So, I need to be faithful with what I've got, manage what I've got well, and maybe I need to take my brother's advice and we need to look at some alternative investment options here in the USA.