How I’d start investing in property from scratch in 2024
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- Опубліковано 12 вер 2024
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Financial disclaimer: I am not your financial advisor and the opinions I share in this video are purely my opinions. This is not to be considered personal advice as it is general in nature.
Great content. Easy to follow and understand.
Never ever buy hockey stick growth. If you’re buying the base or initial up move that’s fine. If you buy the accelerating growth in the initial phase that’s great. But if you read the trend wrong & buy the top, you will get screwed. Buy the lull? Like in Melbourne, don’t over leverage, hold till fomo returns, sell. Simple strategy should be buy low sell high. Melbourne is cheap IMO
Dan cooked it for years to come.
You can still get homes under $100k in small towns. My properties in Greenvale (QLD) have been growing at 50%/pa for the last few years.
Good on ya!
If it's working, repeat it.
I'm considering more-rural direction, myself.
Really great & succinct content! Love these short and sharp videos! Thanks Niro! Keep em coming :)
I'm asked the same question. Going to direct them to this video. Refreshingly real. 10 out of 10
Oh wow, thank you. I appreciate the feedback
About cash flow in Melbourne: since investors are fleeing Melbourne, don't you think that this is good for the new ones, as the supply is steady and demand is high?
About capital growth in Melbourne: do you think that lower prices can attract more buyers to Melbourne even from WA? Besides, once interest rates drop, there should be finally more demand in Melbourne..
Sydney unit property market?
Perth peaked ??
I wonder which north shore suburb in Sydney the 2 bedder couldn’t rent out as I’m from Sydney and know the north shore very well. I don’t want to make the same mistake
So which suburbs you recommend? Lot of talk but little concrete advice.