The Mentorship
Learn to run short-stay property as a business, starting without owning one.
The Mentorship is the full program and the one everything else is built on. You are taught to run short-stay property as a business: how to find one that works, how to get permission to run it, how to furnish and launch it, and how to price and operate it once guests are in it.
The model it teaches is rental arbitrage. You rent a property the normal way, on a standard lease, the same as any other tenant. With the owner’s written agreement you furnish it and list it for short stays. What guests pay you, minus what you pay the landlord, is yours.
It is built around one target: two properties, leased, furnished and earning, inside 90 days. There is nothing to “finish” — the lessons, checklists and mentoring are sequenced against that clock, and your dedicated coach can see where you are at each step.
You never buy the property
No deposit, no mortgage, no bank approval. You need a bond, some rent up front and the furniture — which is why most people start with somewhere around $10,000 to $15,000 rather than a house deposit.
Everything is done with permission
The owner agrees to it in writing before anything is signed, and the building has to be happy with it too. We walk you through getting that squared away, so you are never guessing.
Every state is a little different
The rules for short stays are set state by state, and they are not the same everywhere. You are taught the ones that apply where you are, in plain English, at the point you need them.
The first one is the hard one
Getting a first yes from a landlord takes persistence, and that is the part most people find hardest. Once you have one property behind you, the second is a fraction of the work.
01 — Who it is for
The Mentorship suits you if
- 01You are starting without a property and without a deposit.
- 02You can put roughly $10,000 to $15,000 into a first property — the bond, some rent up front and the furniture.
- 03You are willing to do the outreach yourself. Getting a first yes from a landlord is persistence work, and no program removes it.
- 04You want to understand the model well enough to keep running it after the program ends.
Probably a different program if…
- You want the whole thing handled for you. Done-For-You
- You already own the property you want to run. Lease to Listing
02 — What is in it
What you actually get
- The course, in order
- The full academy, module by module, in the sequence it is meant to be done — numbers first, then landlords, then the lease, then furnishing and going live.
- Three live calls a week
- A founder-led coaching call, an interior design and theory session, and an open questions and answers. Bring a deal to look over or sit in and listen. Every call is recorded.
- Milestone and accountability calls
- Scheduled one-on-one check-ins against the 90-day clock. Your coach tracks where you are, what is due next, and gets you back on pace before drift becomes a stall.
- The platform
- One login for the deal pipeline, the revenue and profit calculators, the furnishing and launch boards, NightlyIQ for pricing, and the operating tools once you are live.
- Furnishing, your way
- Our interior designer can furnish the whole place and hand it back guest-ready, or you can do it yourself on a budget with our help. The furniture money is a budget rather than a fee — whatever is not spent comes back to you.
- The community
- 1,500 Australians, mentors included, with an active wins channel that is mirrored publicly — so you can read what people post before you ever join.
This is a summary, not an offer. Price, inclusions and the agreement itself are covered in a conversation — nothing on this page forms part of one.
Think this is your lane?
Applying starts a conversation with the team — price, inclusions and the agreement are covered there, in writing.