That was first year of trading, buying old stock and selling on Amazon. I don't do that anymore, other than when a really good deal comes along. Since May 2014 I have done £800 in profit for example (just selling hardback books).
I think a £90 loss is not bad for a first year, considering it was all started on credit cards and student loan cash. I still have a few grand (at trade price) of stock to shift too I just have not had time to do that yet.
Then I moved onto other things (including) affiliate marketing, KDP, Ebay, etc.
I don't make £10k a month I have no idea where that figure came from. I have £3k, £5k, £500 months, as low as £25 one month and as high as £6k so it averages out nicely.
Certainly not struggling, considering if I want a day off I just take one, I work about an hour on weekends and about 5-6 hours per day in the week.
Nice to know I have stalkers, am I supposed to put the kettle on? Reminds me to get my company and director addresses changed to my accountants when I move house
As for house sold price, how can you know that? it has not been valued for around 7 years. Guessing you judge it off neighbouring house prices. How clever