Property Investment Podcast Network

Welcome to Property Buzz, your daily dose of property news. In today's podcast: South Australia’s new rental laws come into effect; A building supervisor is in the spotlight for negligence; and Auction volumes decline. Want to hear more episodes like this? Check out Daily Buzz over on PropertyBuzz.com.au or tune in to Property Buzz on all major podcast platforms.

With the end of financial year (EOFY) looming, Phil pulls in the big guns to find out how investors can maximise the returns on their properties – but they must act soon. Smart Property Investment’s Phil Tarrant is joined by Bradley Beer, the CEO of BMT Tax Depreciation, to chat through the costs and benefits of a tax depreciation report. The pair pore over Phil’s latest depreciation reports, explaining how they are put together, what they do, and why they can be so valuable when it comes to filing a tax return. Brad also flags the importance of investors getting ahead of tax season to put their property affairs in order, warning that investors only have until 30 June to order their report if they wish to make a depreciation claim for the 2023–24 financial year. Are you ready for EOFY? Featuring insights from Bradley Beer himself, check out the investor’s essential EOFY guide here.

Does the market determine the news or can news impact the market?  In this episode of The Property Nerds, Junge Ma, senior research analyst at InvestorKit, is joined by Dr Sunny Nguyen, who most recently served as an economist and analyst at the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) and has now joined Moody’s analytics as assistant director for APAC. The duo delve into the world of data, with Sunny explaining methods that she used at the RBA to quantify factors previously thought unquantifiable. She unpacks how economists can measure things such as popular sentiment towards housing by analysing the language used in media reports.  Sunny and Junge also talk about how the stories in the news can impact consumers’ decisions, and discuss the way that such data can be used to inform forecasts of likely behavioural shifts among buyers and sellers.

Lachlan Vidler, Director of Atlas Property Group, discusses manufacturing capital growth, market acceleration, and avoiding wrong investments with Phil Tarrant. They touch on PIPA's work, rate updates, and tax policy impacts on property markets.

Welcome to Property Buzz, your daily dose of property news. In today's podcast: Are Australia's Homes Really Colder than Sweden in Winter?; Why Australians Face a New Retirement Challenge; and Auction Volumes set for slight dip Want to hear more episodes like this? Check out Daily Buzz over on PropertyBuzz.com.au or tune in to Property Buzz on all major podcast platforms.

The podcast discusses the impact of interest rate anxiety on Australians' property decisions, offering recommendations for getting the most from lenders. Topics include strategies for comparing offers, negotiating lower rates, using property valuations for refinancing, and maintaining good financial practices. The importance of proactivity in seeking discounts or refinancing options, challenges of online-only lenders, maximizing refinance potential, understanding lender policies, and financial responsibility in loan applications are also highlighted.

Grace Ormsby from Smart Property Investment joins Simon Loo to discuss the key traits of successful property investors. They emphasize setting clear goals, staying unemotional, and aligning strategies with long-term gains. The podcast highlights the importance of seeking advice from experienced investors and the significance of mindset in achieving success in property investments.

No-grounds evictions could soon be off the table in NSW … but what does it all mean? And why should investors be concerned Ben Kingsley, chair of the Property Investors Council of Australia (PICA), sits down with The Smart Property Investment Show’s Phil Tarrant to unpack the potential 180-degree change away from current legislation in NSW. Pointing out different policies in play across the country, they then turn their attention to concerning changes taking place across Queensland and Victoria, before sharing how investors can ensure their voices are heard at a government and policy level. To complete the consumer survey from the NSW Legislative Assembly Select Committee on the potential changes to the Residential Tenancies Act 2010, click here. To complete PICA’s survey on why a landlord/investor would evict a tenant, click here. If you like this episode, show your support by rating us or leaving a review on Apple Podcasts and by following Smart Property Investment on social media: Facebook, X (formerly Twitter) and LinkedIn. If you would like to get in touch with our team, email editor@smartpropertyinvestment.com.au for more insights, or hear your voice on the show by recording a question below.

Welcome to Property Buzz, your daily dose of property news. In today's podcast: Permanent ban for a settlement agent who spent clients’ property payments; examining Australia’s housing needs in light of population growth; and and what’s in store for auctions this weekend. Want to hear more episodes like this? Check out Daily Buzz over on PropertyBuzz.com.au or tune in to Property Buzz on all major podcast platforms.

As a property investor, your calculator is your best friend. In this episode of The Pure Property Podcast, co-hosts Phil Tarrant and Paul Glossop welcome Lena Lindley, a senior buyer’s agent at Pure Property Investment, to talk about long-term investing and factoring in time to an investment strategy. Lena explains why she started out flipping properties but ultimately shifted to a different investment strategy. The trio discuss the importance of running the numbers and calculating performance over time to help make well-informed decisions. A strong grasp on the fundamentals of investing is integral to understanding how different factors can change a portfolio’s performance. The group discusses the importance of having a circle of trusted property professionals to help assess any moves an investor might be considering.