Hey Todd, been listening to the pod for a while great stuff being put out. I bought my first property off Jason in 2021 in Morphett Vale 😄. Great to see
If you bought well in 2022 i'd say you've done well mate! most 3bed 1 baths back then were selling for high $300's low $400's which there no where close to now. Sounds like you've probably got some solid equity bro 🙌🏼
The Steelworks' transition to green steel is taking place alongside the Government of South Australia's $593 million investment in the world-leading Hydrogen Jobs Plan - building 250MWe electrolysers, a 200MW hydrogen power station and hydrogen storage in Whyalla
Can't build more land near beaches. Christies and Porties pricing will be insane within 5 years. Shame that means ugly townhouses will be popping up everywhere
let me voice my oppion im Im Communist , have no money lost it all in a rug pull no car , i weigh in at 200 kg, im pale as a ghost, still live at home with mum at 35 in basement i work 2 days a week at recyling 10c bottles at pooraka. the rest of the time fiddling off and playing video games. i cant get into housing estate i feel like todd owes me a house please
🤣 I immediately thought he over paid at $170k and under sold at $1 million. The reason Christie’s Beach is going nuts is interstate people are buying using google maps and not viewing properties, prices are only going to increase if they keep buying. It reminds me of the ray white agent that was on the news bragging that he sold a place in Kilburn for $1million not realising he under sold it buy $250k
With the way real estate is structured, it's no wonder so many people are reconsidering traditional capitalism. Maybe it's time we look at more socialist or communal approaches to ensure housing is accessible for everyone. The current system is benefiting only a select few, and it's just not sustainable.
@@pizzaandproperty1246haha great one. I’m from Vietnam, they tried pure communism for 10 years and realised that it didn’t and doesn’t work, they switched to capitalism. People were paid same salaries for stagnant input, hardworking people felt unfair and they couldn’t sell their products as pricing needs to stay to ensure enough payments. Current system is what works for almost every country and people who’s asking for change needs to do a bit of research before demanding that deadly change. Side notes: I invested in Mawson Lakes back in 2021, hardly any properties there for sale at the moment. Great channel Toddy.
I am interested in investing in property but to put a roof over my head. Not to help me go on overseas holidays and drive a flash car and get a shiny suit and teeth like this guy. What he is essentially saying is he facilitates out of town investors coming in to Adelaide which inevitably jacks up rents and mortgages. People who may have never stepped foot in Adelaide. Property is now becoming out of reach for anyone on an average wage. It is not sour grapes you people are destroying the country.
Your grapes sound more rotten than sour... Chin up buttercup 🙂 Keep watching our channel and eventually you'll learn the skill to turn that frown upside down even with the barrage of negative comments all the best bro
Great sesh man 😊😎
Thanks for producing
Thanks for listening
I still think, Maylands and Victor harbour very undervalued at the moment
Victor’s definitely an interesting one
Hey Todd, been listening to the pod for a while great stuff being put out.
I bought my first property off Jason in 2021 in Morphett Vale 😄. Great to see
Amazing! Morphett Vale in 2021 you would have killed it mate 🙌🏼
I was saving up to get a acarage 1 hour from the adl CBD pre pandemic 2018 it only cost $300k but i didnt have desposit its now 690k
Which essentially is impossible to buy for the average wage and the person that purchased likely from out of state.
if you had have bought the property when it was $300k would you be happy now owning it with a value of $690k?
Does this mean neighboring suburbs like Christie Downs may get push up as well?
There can totally be a knock on effect to surrounding areas, you invested in Christie Downs?
@@pizzaandproperty1246 Would be great if so! haha! Yes. Invested back in 2022.
If you bought well in 2022 i'd say you've done well mate! most 3bed 1 baths back then were selling for high $300's low $400's which there no where close to now.
Sounds like you've probably got some solid equity bro 🙌🏼
Are we going to talk about the money laundering. Dirty money is coming into Australia being washed through real estate.
Only if we can talk about the lizard people who control the north pole first 😂
@@pizzaandproperty1246Hahahah no!
@@pizzaandproperty1246shut up
@@pizzaandproperty1246 Happy to 😏
@@pizzaandproperty1246 Happy to 😏
The Steelworks' transition to green steel is taking place alongside the Government of South Australia's $593 million investment in the world-leading Hydrogen Jobs Plan - building 250MWe electrolysers, a 200MW hydrogen power station and hydrogen storage in Whyalla
Can't build more land near beaches. Christies and Porties pricing will be insane within 5 years.
Shame that means ugly townhouses will be popping up everywhere
let me voice my oppion im
Im Communist , have no money lost it all in a rug pull no car , i weigh in at 200 kg, im pale as a ghost, still live at home with mum at 35 in basement i work 2 days a week at recyling 10c bottles at pooraka. the rest of the time fiddling off and playing video games. i cant get into housing estate i feel like todd owes me a house please
It's the system we're in. Hard work gets rewarded, and it looks like Toddy put in some hard yards to earn what he has
Your opinion has been officially voiced 👍🏼 Out of interest have you tried being better?
🤣 I immediately thought he over paid at $170k and under sold at $1 million. The reason Christie’s Beach is going nuts is interstate people are buying using google maps and not viewing properties, prices are only going to increase if they keep buying. It reminds me of the ray white agent that was on the news bragging that he sold a place in Kilburn for $1million not realising he under sold it buy $250k
Not so sure about that, best to check comp sales in RP data
With the way real estate is structured, it's no wonder so many people are reconsidering traditional capitalism. Maybe it's time we look at more socialist or communal approaches to ensure housing is accessible for everyone. The current system is benefiting only a select few, and it's just not sustainable.
Good point historically communism has worked so well in Europe, maybe one day we'll all be lucky enough to line up in the cold for a government potato
@@pizzaandproperty1246 😂😂😂😂😂
Community housing sucks ass and is always a last ditch effort that nobody wants.
@@pizzaandproperty1246haha great one. I’m from Vietnam, they tried pure communism for 10 years and realised that it didn’t and doesn’t work, they switched to capitalism. People were paid same salaries for stagnant input, hardworking people felt unfair and they couldn’t sell their products as pricing needs to stay to ensure enough payments. Current system is what works for almost every country and people who’s asking for change needs to do a bit of research before demanding that deadly change.
Side notes: I invested in Mawson Lakes back in 2021, hardly any properties there for sale at the moment. Great channel Toddy.
I am interested in investing in property but to put a roof over my head. Not to help me go on overseas holidays and drive a flash car and get a shiny suit and teeth like this guy. What he is essentially saying is he facilitates out of town investors coming in to Adelaide which inevitably jacks up rents and mortgages. People who may have never stepped foot in Adelaide. Property is now becoming out of reach for anyone on an average wage. It is not sour grapes you people are destroying the country.
Your grapes sound more rotten than sour...
Chin up buttercup 🙂 Keep watching our channel and eventually you'll learn the skill to turn that frown upside down even with the barrage of negative comments
all the best bro