Property Finding Business

4 Property Finding Business Success Stories [2024]

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Updated: October 7th, 2024

Stressed about finding the perfect property for clients? Start a property finding business.

A property finding business helps clients locate the ideal properties based on their specific needs, saving them time and effort. Whether it's residential homes, commercial spaces, or investment properties, you’re the consultant who knows the market inside and out.

The appeal lies in offering personalized service coupled with market expertise. As a property finder, you'll build relationships with real estate agents, research listings, and narrow down options, providing a curated selection to clients.

This business requires excellent communication skills, a knack for research, and a deep understanding of the property market. It's about being detail-oriented and client-focused, ensuring each client finds a property that meets their needs. For those who enjoy real estate and have a passion for helping others, starting a property finding business is both a rewarding and profitable venture.

In this list, you'll find real-world property finding business success stories and very profitable examples of starting a property finding business that makes money.

1. Casa Mia Coliving ($2.4M/year)

Eugenio and Ahmed, co-founders of Casa Mia Coliving, came up with the idea for their business after experiencing challenges with finding suitable accommodations while working in different countries. They saw the potential for coliving and decided to create a sustainable and modern coliving company in Singapore. Through their innovative approach and effective marketing strategies, Casa Mia Coliving has reached an annual revenue of $2.5 million and aims to double their business this year while launching in a second city.

How much money it makes: $2.4M/year
How many people on the team: 7

We Started A $2.4M/Year Coliving Business In Singapore

Casa Mia Coliving, a sustainable and modern co-living and property management company in Singapore offering affordable accommodation, has an annualized revenue of $2.5M with 150 bedrooms across popular neighborhoods, attracting young professionals and boasting a 10x LTV/CAC ratio, all while focusing on unit economics and profitable growth.

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2. Livit ($600K/year)

Lavinia and her business partner Michael Bodekaer, tired of the traditional 9-to-5 grind, set up Livit in Bali as a co-living community for founders. By evolving it into a support ecosystem over six years, they've inspired and empowered 750+ entrepreneurs, scaling multiple startups to 100+ team members and generating $50K monthly.

How much money it makes: $600K/year
How much did it cost to start: $10K
How many people on the team: 24

How We Helped 750 Entrepreneurs & Remote Workers To Build Their Businesses

Livit International, a support ecosystem and service provider for startups and scale-ups in Bali, has enabled 750+ entrepreneurs to build disruptive businesses with a global impact through its coworking spaces, innovation and event spaces, HR and Strategic Business Partner services, tech and non-tech recruitment, remote work education, and business support services.

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3. Cheap Houses Japan ($96K/year)

After studying in Japan for a year, Michael has always wanted to buy a vacation house there.

A few years ago, after hundreds of hours of research and multiple trips to Japan to look at houses, he finally bought a vacation house — for the grand sum of $31,650.

That's something people are always curious about and have questions about. so he decided to start an Instagram account and a newsletter to help other foreigners do the same.

How much money it makes: $96K/year

How Michael Built A $8K/Month Cheap Houses Japan Newsletter

Discover how Michael turned his dream of owning a vacation house in Japan into a profitable online newsletter, Cheap Houses Japan, making an impressive $96K/year since 2021 through a clever Instagram strategy and premium subscription model.

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4. Send me South ($18K/year)

Marcia Solis launched Send me South in 2012 after realizing there was a need for legal services to assist expats looking to relocate to Costa Rica. The idea stemmed from her associate's frustrating experience navigating the country's immigration process, leading them to offer personalized services to guide clients through residency applications. While Send me South is not a profitable enough venture to make a living, its success lies in its commitment to providing top-notch service and a seamless relocation experience for clients from around the world.

How much money it makes: $18K/year
How many people on the team: 0

How I Started A $1.5K/Month Side Business Helping People Relocate To Costa Rica

Send Me South helps people relocate to Costa Rica by providing customized services for residency and property purchasing, with clients from all over the world, counting the United States of America, Canada, England, Jordan, UAE, Belgium, and Spain.

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