Money actually grow on trees but only on trees that was planted by you!! These tress are referred to as investments How you diversify your investment portfolio matters.
Diversification is the key. My portfolio is well diversified with the help of a financial adviser. This helps me make more than +400% monthly on my investments.
Ahh my favourite Irish lass! Love your work Dawny! Todd and Dawn have the most comforting voices in real estate. I can listen to both of you talking about French politics, and I'd still pay attention.
I don't understand why nobody is talking about the fact that Council rates are about 4K per year and insurance about another 3-4K in most areas of Townsville. This is quite a significant amount in the equation! It is not simply mortgage repayment minus the rental income as most seem to make it sound.
Great content thanks. Due to the huge growth in the last 18months on Townsville are you buying these for long term growth 10 plus years etc. what’s your thoughts on Townsville long term forecast. I have been looking for last few weeks but hesitant that I’ve missed the bulk of the growth 🫣 Your thoughts?
Answering that properly probs needs to be done out of the comment section, but best place to start is by choosing 3-5 agents that sell a lot in the area you’re looking and began building relationships through a mix of calls and text to stay top of mind
@@pizzaandproperty1246 sounds like a good idea for a new video if you haven’t covered this already 😉 thanks mate and also appreciate you replying to comments!
Awesome! One question the last suburb Dawn names, I can't understand the name, Something like "Ackonville"? Can you please provide the correct name? Thanks
it’s not too late, there’s always markets within markets chose whichever BA you align with some questions for them: get them to tell you about their personal portfolio, before they became a BA, what’s their knowledge on trusts, granny flats, developments how many clients a month, are you just a number? or do they care about you and building you a portfolio you need a base of at least 3 foundational growth properties, cash flow will come later
of course, Kelso has a super low building approval rate, lots of clients have made 100-150K in the last 8 months there difference in “supply” and approval
most people view housing inverted. buy outside the main cities and travel in for work or business In time your 20,000 sqM rural block will become housing land worth millions Such assets make super funds a joke.
great question, sellers sell off market for lots of reasons, separation, privacy reasons, investors downsizing portfolios, the property has tenants in place under rented, they can’t afford marketing costs, they just need to sell
I'm new to investing, and I've lost a good sum trying out strategies I found in online tutorials. I would sincerely appreciate any recommendations you have.
Trading is difficult, I'd spend the five grand on education for trading. It's not easy. Investing is different, that's easier. Short term or long term gain is the question.
are you the local town planner? Big difference in “supply” and actual building approvals which is less than .4% in the next 18 months by the time they start building the market will have peaked don’t let land supply confuse you with building approvals very different
@@DAWNFOUHY-y3oS Beck Rd.. development is already underway. And 'Rural" land nearby is not ideal, always a threat. Rather would have land locked suburb to buy. And what do you mean by market will peaked by then? Is your client not in for the long term? Why I have to be a town planner to know this info? 🙄 Anyway, I am fan of this channel @pizzaandproperty would.like to see more investors story here.
@@mary-no8vc land supply is not a threat in isolation Building approvals is threat results speak for themselves why would you hold in a market once it goes into hibernation the avg person, their wages will never keep in line with inflation you’re holding onto ice age investment principles making money now in property, takes an active approach
Hey Julia, growth mindset is an important part of any success in life. Glass half empty is a hard life lived. “normal” people can and have bought lots off market, you need to spend the time to build relationships, get on the phone.
There are M A N Y places in Australia to purchase a house for less than $500k. MAAAANY. Far king heaps! In fact, it'd be interesting in knowing the statistics that show % above and below $500k. It may even be 50%!!!
correct lots of places, don’t mean they will grow now. they might be at the end of their cycle. TSV is super diverse economy to sustain medium term as well as short term
If there's some other areas you'd want to see on an ep let us know, but we've gotta draw the line somewhere or the ep would run for 10 hours reading out suburb names without clear direction or helping anyone.
Money actually grow on trees but only on trees that was planted by you!! These tress are referred to as investments How you diversify your investment portfolio matters.
Very wise
Diversification is the key. My portfolio is well diversified with the help of a financial adviser. This helps me make more than +400% monthly on my investments.
I've searched for financial advisers online but it's kind of hard to get in touch with one. Okay if I ask you for a recommendation???
JULIANNE IWERSEN NIEMANN
That's whom i work with
Ahh my favourite Irish lass! Love your work Dawny!
Todd and Dawn have the most comforting voices in real estate. I can listen to both of you talking about French politics, and I'd still pay attention.
ah thanks man
bonjour 😂
haha thanks mate! glad you enjoyed the ep 🙂
I don't understand why nobody is talking about the fact that Council rates are about 4K per year and insurance about another 3-4K in most areas of Townsville. This is quite a significant amount in the equation! It is not simply mortgage repayment minus the rental income as most seem to make it sound.
Agreed + flooded with east coast investors.
That’s true, but my property has grown 150k since November last year. You think I care about the measly fees?! The capital growth is crazy.
I bought in Melton vic 5 bed 2 bath 400k
Love Dawn advice ☘️
Great content thanks. Due to the huge growth in the last 18months on Townsville are you buying these for long term growth 10 plus years etc. what’s your thoughts on Townsville long term forecast. I have been looking for last few weeks but hesitant that I’ve missed the bulk of the growth 🫣
Your thoughts?
What’s the best strategy for buying off market?
Answering that properly probs needs to be done out of the comment section, but best place to start is by choosing 3-5 agents that sell a lot in the area you’re looking and began building relationships through a mix of calls and text to stay top of mind
@@pizzaandproperty1246 sounds like a good idea for a new video if you haven’t covered this already 😉 thanks mate and also appreciate you replying to comments!
Awesome!
One question the last suburb Dawn names, I can't understand the name, Something like "Ackonville"?
Can you please provide the correct name?
Thanks
Aitkenvale - Townsville
Aitkenvale 😊
it’s the accent
Its so hard to know what to do. I feel like everyone making money except me. Like its too late. Dont know which BA to choose.
it’s not too late, there’s always markets within markets
chose whichever BA you align with
some questions for them:
get them to tell you about their personal portfolio, before they became a BA, what’s their knowledge on trusts, granny flats, developments
how many clients a month, are you just a number? or do they care about you and building you a portfolio
you need a base of at least 3 foundational growth properties, cash flow will come later
It's always a financial orgasm to have someone like Dawn onboard to talk about these.
jeepers tommy T
Do coins come out or notes when this happens? 🤣
@@pizzaandproperty1246 🤣🤣🤣
of course, Kelso has a super low building approval rate, lots of clients have made 100-150K in the last 8 months there
difference in “supply” and approval
Booked a consultation
What about Annandale QLD?
What about shepparton? Is that good ?
depends on what you’re after
it’s a market that’s done a lot already
Which program did you get those statistics from.?
you can use, Htag,DSR, suburbs finder, on the house, sqm, core logic, price finder, we use data from all those sources and lots more
What about Geralton and Bunbury WA???
Gotta cap the list somewhere when talking too 5
most people view housing inverted.
buy outside the main cities and travel in for work or business
In time your 20,000 sqM rural block will become housing land worth millions
Such assets make super funds a joke.
out of curiosity, wondering why those sellers sold 10k-30k less off market than on market
great question, sellers sell off market for lots of reasons, separation, privacy reasons, investors downsizing portfolios, the property has tenants in place under rented, they can’t afford marketing costs, they just need to sell
Urgent need of money over time, money and efforts in getting the extra 20k
C Gully
I'm new to investing, and I've lost a good sum trying out strategies I found in online tutorials. I would sincerely appreciate any recommendations you have.
As a beginner, it's essential for you to have a pro or a very good trader to keep you accountable.
Someone like expert Mary Patricia Hester
Omg! Mary's strategy has made winning trades a regular occurrence for me as well! It's a huge milestone when I think back on how it all started.
Amazing! I'm so surprised to see Ms. Mary being mentioned here under this comment!
Trading is difficult, I'd spend the five grand on education for trading. It's not easy. Investing is different, that's easier. Short term or long term gain is the question.
Kelso? Really? did you check the upcoming supply there?
are you the local town planner?
Big difference in “supply” and actual building approvals which is less than .4% in the next 18 months
by the time they start building the market will have peaked
don’t let land supply confuse you with building approvals
very different
@@DAWNFOUHY-y3owhat do u think about Deeragun? A good spot to buy around $500k , but land size is around 500sqm
@@balisingh143deeragun is great all depends on your time horizon in investing and what you hope to gain
@@DAWNFOUHY-y3oS Beck Rd.. development is already underway. And 'Rural" land nearby is not ideal, always a threat. Rather would have land locked suburb to buy.
And what do you mean by market will peaked by then? Is your client not in for the long term?
Why I have to be a town planner to know this info? 🙄
Anyway, I am fan of this channel
@pizzaandproperty would.like to see more investors story here.
@@mary-no8vc land supply is not a threat in isolation
Building approvals is threat
results speak for themselves
why would you hold in a market once it goes into hibernation
the avg person, their wages will never keep in line with inflation
you’re holding onto ice age investment principles
making money now in property, takes an active approach
Normal person cant buy off market. It is just her marketing video that she has contacts.
Hey Julia, growth mindset is an important part of any success in life.
Glass half empty is a hard life lived.
“normal” people can and have bought lots off market, you need to spend the time to build relationships, get on the phone.
context of the video is to show people they can do with or without a BA, and that sub 500K locations exist that have super strong fundamentals
When I was an agent I sold more off markets to "normal people" than to BA's you can totally do it if you're willing to learn and implement 🙂
There are M A N Y places in Australia to purchase a house for less than $500k. MAAAANY. Far king heaps!
In fact, it'd be interesting in knowing the statistics that show % above and below $500k. It may even be 50%!!!
correct lots of places, don’t mean they will grow now. they might be at the end of their cycle. TSV is super diverse economy
to sustain medium term as well as short term
If there's some other areas you'd want to see on an ep let us know, but we've gotta draw the line somewhere or the ep would run for 10 hours reading out suburb names without clear direction or helping anyone.