Couple Builds £2.4M House Portfolio, Faces Neighbor Backlash

0:00On March 8, a 32-year-old Lithuanian woman named Greta Vanouchkov and her 36-year-old Dutch husband Daniel have built a two-point. Four million-pound portfolio of houses and multiple occupation from scratch in just two years. They claim to have done it without using any of their own money, instead relying on interest only loans and bridging finance from friends and family. Who get a good return? On social media and YouTube, they share tips on flipping cheap properties into high-ranked shared homes, with big plans to hit six million pounds in, value, and six hundred thousand pounds a year in rent. The couple now lives on a luxury-gated estate in County Durham after leaving London, and they post about trips to places like Norway, Rome, and the United States. Locals in the northeast, where they bought ten low-cost homes to convert, accuse them of ruining family neighborhoods by packing houses with, transient tenants like nurses paying up to 800 pounds a month for a room. There are three working properties already bring in around 10,000 pounds a month in profit,

1:04but as more mega-conversions get approved in spots like Newcastle in Sunderland, neighbor complaints about lost community spirit are growing louder.