How Project Fairbreak got started
Tim Webb
Hi everyone, I'm Tim and this is how I started project fairbreak.
I spent the better part of thirteen years working as a professional actor.
I performed not only around the United Kingdom but Europe as well. It was during my time as a performer that I started to realise that there was an overwhelming homeless problem and years later this would come to have some relevance in my trajectory.
Four years ago I started my property training with Progressive Property and from that I took one major lesson.
That property investors and entrepreneurs are problem solvers.
I wanted to find out if I could apply the same strategies I had used to buy and refurbish property for the rental sector to the supported living sector.
Using the same models I believe I have an opportunity to make a real difference to society, and like I said, solving the homeless crisis is a heck of a big challenge let alone solving the vacant housing problem at the same time, but I view my main goals as solving problems and helping communities and if there is one thing I love it's a good challenge.
I am a keen fitness enthusiast, singer and back porch guitar strummer.
