Australian Property Investor

Jack Henderson already has three years of experience in the field as a young investor. He bought his first investment property at 18 years old. In spite of many retail estate agents who had dismissed his early efforts, Henderson overcame their doubt by persisting and buying three investment properties in just under three years.Listen to this episode of Property Investory to discover how Henderson was able to save up for his first deposit and convince the banks to loan him money, how is upbringing has influenced the way he approaches the property market, and the advice he would like to give to young, aspiring property investors lYoike himself. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Steve Waters will share the mindset and strategy which has enabled him to build a large portfolio, producing good cash flow and facilitating financial freedom for his family.Check out how to create a buffer, in terms of financial security; how buying a burnt out property taught Waters to learn through experience; why cash flow is king; and why you should never judge a property based on its type.Tune in now to find out for yourself! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

John Fitzgerald, from JLF Group, has a focus on buying land in areas of growth that will inspire you to kick-start your own property journey. Also, find out why you should be looking interstate for your next property and how you can build your wealth in seven steps!Discover why Fitzgerald says you should always triple check the cash flow rate before making a commitment, how you can find your all-important mentor to guide you in your property investing journey and learn from a template to success that 3 of Australia's top investors endorse as a great way to accumulate wealth. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Darren Standish is an experienced property investor and advisor, with involvement in over 1000 property transactions, despite learning everything about property investment from scratch. With so much first-hand experience in the field, he has crafted his own three-staged investment strategy called the "O Principal" and shares with us how his strategy guarantees success in property investment.In this episode, learn how to find previously unseen opportunities in property investment and the necessary mindset to ensure profitable results. Standish also explains how first-hand experience will always be superior to the knowledge gained from books and how to create value out of an advisory property investment business. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

John Comino bought his first property in an attempt to impress his now-wife. He then realised that his property investments could safely offset the risks of his other life-long commitments, such as starting a business or even having children. Now with his own buyers agency, Comino hopes to help his clients feel just as secure within their property journey and to spread his mindset that investment properties actually become a safety net when bought and used properly.Listen to this episode to discover Comino's own start into property investment, his most eye-opening moment during his property investment journey and why he left his previous job as a chartered accountant to spread his knowledge on property investment at his buyers agency. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Michael Xia is a mortgage broker with 20 properties in his portfolio worth a collective value of $9.7 million. He returns for a special conversation, one year later, with host Tyrone Shum. From him you'll find out what your limiting resource is and how to use it to build your portfolio; how you can balance your business with your investments; why Xia chose to create firm roots for his portfolio in Queensland; and the great news for investors, regarding new changes from APRA!Also, Xia will reveal what he's investing in now, his plans to put his hard-earned equity to work, more details on how he is reaching his goal towards a passive income stream and the future he predicts for areas with ever-increasing infrastructure, like Logan. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Koko Naing is a mobile app developer and property investor. He will discuss the nuts and bolts of the strategy behind his $2.8 million positive geared portfolio and divulge his secret to increasing the rental yield on his properties!Also discover what criteria you need to look for when researching for the best property for you, how you can recover from a serious case of buyer's remorse in the aftermath of purchasing a property, why the land always matters more than the actual building and why Naing thinks of growth as a bonus. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Amy Tang has never let her motherly duties stop her from delving deeper into the property investment industry. She is both a property developer and investor with a background in commercial design. Despite her busy lifestyle, Tang is happy to be working in the field, with her fair share of development projects and investment experiences under her belt.Join us in this episode of Property Investory where Tang shares both her best and worst moments in her property investment journey, how she translated her skills from the corporate design world into property, and also why she has settled on development as her core strategy to property investment. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Cherie Barber is the owner of Renovating For Profit. She is here to divulge the real reason why she jumps out of bed at 4am every morning to turn ugly houses into beautiful homes. She'll discuss her in-and-out strategy for renovating within 8-10 days and how you can emulate it to achieve your goals in the simplest way possible!Barber will also unveil her thoughts on variations on her strategy such as buy, renovate and sell, disclose how she became Australia's queen of renovation - totally by accident - and about her affluent neighbours, who are living proof that you don't need a university degree to attain wealth. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Steven Truong credits much of his success in property investment to the advice he'd received from property, bank and relationship managers during his first few years in the industry. His connections combined with his willingness to take risks inarguably allowed him to achieve the success he has today.Join this week's podcast with Steven Truong on realising the importance of networking in property investment and how playing safe is not always the quickest and most successful road to profit-making. Truong also shares his favourite resources to getting into the property investing world.Quotes:So I guess I think what they call paralysis by analysis would be the worst thing to suffer from. No, don't over analyse. I think it's better to be in the market than to not be in it.Relationship managers and bank managers who maintain a relationship with you and know the tricks of the trade, how to get your loan application approved quicker and so forth. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.