OnlyFans star Rebecca Goodwin makes £100k a month and plans to launch affordable housing scheme

A single mum from Chesterfield who makes thousands of pounds a month selling saucy snaps is planning to launch an affordable housing scheme.
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Rebecca Goodwin turned to OnlyFans in a bid to feed her children.

The 28-year-old previously explained how she was struggling to feed her daughters – now four and 11 – and survived on food vouchers for more than a month, before she decided to start an Only Fans page to help provide for her children. She now makes £100,000 a month selling saucy snaps – and has been able to save up to buy a £230,000 house and £45,000 car outright. And now Rebecca is hoping to share her success with other struggling families, with the launch of an affordable housing scheme.

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She wrote on Twitter: “The ball is now rolling with my ‘affordable housing scheme’. My plan is to buy eight properties outright and rent them out to low-income families.

“One house I’ll be renting out is a three-storey, four-bedroom, three-bathroom house with off-road parking for two cars, fully furnished, at £650 a month.”

Replying to fans, she said the scheme was about preparing for her children’s futures.

“Buying them outright means I can charge what I want for rent, without tenants paying my mortgage and me having to add more onto that to make any profit.

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“I now get 100 per cent of the profit, rent is affordable and my kids get four houses each when I plop my clogs. I make enough profit on OnlyFans. This is a side hustle my kids can inherit. I’m not doing it to make more money, I’m doing it invest in my kids’ futures.”

Rebecca Goodwin turned to OnlyFans in a bid to feed her children.Rebecca Goodwin turned to OnlyFans in a bid to feed her children.
Rebecca Goodwin turned to OnlyFans in a bid to feed her children.

The idea has been hailed by her fans. Billy Hill wrote: “You are an amazing businesswoman with a heart of gold.”

Lara Latex posted: “It’s a fantastic idea and I like the long-term goal of investments for your children. Just make enough to be able to maintain the property while keeping it affordable to renters. Bravo.”

And Jennifer Luck wrote: “To me, it’s clear it’s driven by kindness and because she herself is a single mum who once struggled, so wants to help. As a single mum, I applaud this.”

Rebecca, is originally from Chesterfield but recently moved to Mansfield.