Fontaine Brothers

Property strategies and investor opportunities

Fontaine Brothers presents property opportunities for investors at different stages, including property flips, houses in multiple occupation (HMOs), buy-refurbish-refinance projects and rent-to-rent arrangements. The company says it sources deals to match an investor’s stated goals and circumstances. Each opportunity, property, funding requirement and expected outcome differs; prospective investors need to review the specific figures, legal position and risks before deciding whether to proceed.

Deal sourcing and a joint-sales model

A separate programme is aimed at people who want to learn property deal sourcing and find buyers for opportunities. Fontaine Brothers says it teaches participants the process and can partner with them to market and sell deals, with earnings split between the parties. The company describes successful transactions as potential case studies that participants can use to demonstrate experience. The precise participation terms and fees should be checked with the business before enrolment.

Education and practical guidance

The website offers property-investment education and says the company’s founders, Steven and Dylan Fontaine, began with a small budget in 2019, using a rent-to-rent HMO strategy before adding BRR and deal sourcing. It presents videos documenting the business’s experience and positions its training as a way for learners to understand how to find and sell deals. The course-fee reimbursement mentioned on the site is conditional on making a first sale; the eligibility terms should be confirmed rather than treated as guaranteed.

Track record and business claims

Fontaine Brothers says it has sold more than 450 deals in the previous 12 months and paid out over £500,000 to partners. Those figures are statements on the company website, not independent performance forecasts or a promise of future earnings. Its materials describe a partnership opportunity, property education and access to deals, with prospective participants encouraged to understand the difference between training, sourcing work and investing in a property.

Getting started and evaluating an opportunity

Visitors can read about the team, education and investment options, then use the Get Started or Login routes to explore the business’s programmes. Before committing, a reader can ask what a particular deal involves, how the company is paid, how earnings are split, which costs are the participant’s responsibility and what evidence supports any projected returns. Fontaine Brothers describes its audience as UK property investors and aspiring deal sourcers; its homepage does not list a public phone number, email address or office location.