403 using equity to build, when to borrow money + saving as an entrepreneur

Glen and John answer some more great questions from the m3 community, including:

👉🏼Q1: Can I build a house on my vacant land using the equity from it?

👉🏾Q2: Credit and lending. What's important? Who does it well? Can you ever borrow money strategically? Should you borrow for everyday things?

👉🏿Q3: I'm 30, have 2 properties, one with a stack of equity from a reno. I have a small share portfolio (<$15k). Am I better to recycle some of the equity into the stock market in the current environment, or save it for another property bargain?

👉🏻Q4: Saving when you're an entrepreneur. I have only JUST starting making enough to start contributing to super but am unsure whether it's better to do additional super contributions to make up for lost time, or put the money into stocks.

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