Australian Property Investor

Rob Flux is a property developer, educator, and mentor as well as founder of Australia’s largest property network group Property Developer Network. His personal and professional journeys have intertwined throughout the years, starting from purchasing his family home from his parents as a teenager to starting Property Developer Network through a conversation with friends sharing their property experiences.In this first episode of Investor vs. Developer, Flux delves into the differences between the two by explaining how and when most people transition from one to the other, before giving an overview of each. He explains the four reasons somebody will purchase a property, and reminds listeners how important the trusty GPS is in mapping out the next 20 to 30 years in any property journey. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Salena Kulkarni is an Amazon bestselling author, a chartered accountant, property strategist, and founder of Freedom Warrior. This program helps business owners create consistent income and assists in achieving them their financial freedom. She has been a keen property investor for over 20 years and is passionate about helping others reach— and exceed— their financial goals.In this episode we delve into why alternative investments aren’t usually at the forefront of peoples’ minds, despite their ability to catapult investors and their net worth to the next level. However, she also has a lot to say about how much net worth is really worth— or isn’t. Plus, predictable cash flow and passive income take centre stage as she details how a couple reached a $4 million net worth through time rather than taking an extreme approach.  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We’re back with Property Develop Network’s Rob Flux, where he elaborates further on how the trials and tribulations of his early life ultimately set him up for success. He explains how he turned his worst investing moment into his most fun challenge using his positive mindset, and the importance of gaining power through wisdom rather than worldly experience. Plus, hear why being at the top of the mountain isn’t all it’s cracked up to be, and his latest goal that could involve you finding the financial freedom you’ve been searching for. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Rob Flux is a property developer, educator, and mentor as well as founder of Australia’s largest property network group Property Developer Network. His personal and professional journeys have intertwined throughout the years, starting from purchasing his family home from his parents as a teenager to starting Property Developer Network through a conversation with friends sharing their property experiences.In this episode Flux details his life that has been a flurry of activity, taking him from Darwin to Brisbane and keeping 44 countries alive— all while flying under the radar. In pressing the ‘reset’ button on his life in his 30s, his property journey and ultimate goal of financial freedom suddenly seemed out of reach, but Flux is no stranger to resilience. After spending a down payment on an education that ended up teaching him nothing he needed to know, he realised how his previous lives had always been leading him to where he wanted to go. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Dr Dionne Payn is the CEO and founder of High Impact Property Investments. Originally from the UK, she moved to Australia when she was 25 years old to take up an opportunity that aligned with her value of sustainability. She now focuses her passion of sustainability towards property development and wrote the successful book ‘Ethical Property Investing’.In this episode, Dr. Payn will share the stories of how she went from partying in university, to her getting a PHD in sugarcane chemistry. As well as this, learn about how she got involved in property development and her passion behind sustainability! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

With a baker’s dozen of startups under his belt, social and tech entrepreneur Evan Thornley isn’t one to call it quits. He started his 14th startup, property advisory firm LongView, with co-founders Antony Cohen and Cath Stubbings over six years ago, and is still as full of drive as he was on day one.In this episode, Thornley details how he plans to unlock the Australian property landscape using its oftentimes forgotten key: The mum and dad home buyers and investors, rather than the government or developers. The former LookSmart CEO is no stranger to pioneering his way through industries, and with 35 years of investing experience behind him, LongView is just the latest in his extraordinary tale. He shares tidbits from his time in Parliament, real-life case studies that sound too good to be true, and why the conventional real estate business model isn’t as robust as it seems. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Evan Thornley is a tech and social entrepreneur who has been investing in real estate in Australia and the US for over 30 years. His name is synonymous with success, having founded and led the first Australian high-tech company to achieve a NASDAQ listing— and a market value of $14.2 billion. Today his title is Executive Chair at LongView, however you may also recognise his name from companies such as LookSmart, Better Place, and McKinsey, or as the co-founder of the GoodStart Consortium. In this episode Thornley shares his roots that allowed him to grow into the benevolent leader he is, starting with his humble childhood. We learn how he leapfrogged from one place to another, gaining new skills and unearthing new talents along the way. Taking listeners on a journey from Gosford to Melbourne and Kuala Lumpur to New York and beyond, Thornley reveals the steps he took— and is still taking— to revolutionise the Australian property market, one landlord and one renter at a time. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Simon Loo is the founder and director of buyers agency House Finder, and is a buyer’s agent himself. His property portfolio is now worth over $11 million, with $6 million in equity, affording him the ultimate goal of financial freedom. He has a wealth of knowledge to share about property investment in general, and while his main focus is on southeast Queensland, he also ventures further afield.Today’s episode is one of those instances, where he takes us out west to an idyllic location south of Perth. He lets us in on some of the west coast’s best kept secrets, including the ways in which it trumps our three biggest cities— and there’s more than one! If you’ve ever thought Western Australia was too far away from anything, Loo is here to remind you just how close it really is, and just how quickly investing there could bring you closer to your financial freedom goal. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Simon Loo is the founder and director of buyers agency House Finder, and is a buyer’s agent himself. His property portfolio is now worth over $11 million, with $6 million in equity, affording him the ultimate goal of financial freedom. He has a wealth of knowledge to share about property investment in general, with a current focus on southeast Queensland.In this episode Loo centres in on a unique property in Griffin, Queensland, ripe for renovation— by the right person unafraid of a little challenge. Luckily, Loo had just the savvy investor in mind. We’ll hear all about just how quirky this property was before they got to it, how the sale nearly didn’t even happen in the first place, and how certain renovation ideas should always be in the no-go pile. While a jetty may look nice by the beach, it has no place in a home! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.