In today's show we talk with Kathryn Fantov, Sellers Advocate, from Innovative Property Advocates. Kathryn explains why having a seller’s advocate, will make your life easier. Transcript: Kevin: You no doubt will have heard of the term buyer’s agent, and you know how that differs, I would imagine, from the normal...
Michael Yardney tells us if it’s too late to get into this property cycle. He says timing is one of the most misunderstood concepts in property investing. Auction continue to grow as a method of sale but there are changes on the horizon and Dr Andrew...
[flex_video widescreen="true" vimeo="true"] [/flex_video] Labour’s election win in Queensland was a surprise to many voters, and recent announcements are keeping property industry groups on their toes. Among them is the Property Council of Australia who say the new Government’s proposal to reinstate the Queensland Coastal...
In this special podcast hear Kevin Turner talk to two property personalities who are featured in the May issue of Australian Property Investor magazine. We have often heard the comment that all property investors are rich. While that may be true about some its important to...
Once again the annual International Demographia Housing Survey ranked Australia one of the most unaffordable places on earth. Sydney has been ranked the third most unaffordable major property market and Melbourne took sixth spot on the unaffordability index. In fact for more than a decade...
In this week's show Brad Beer explains how when you are renovating you may be able to get a tax benefit from what you throw away. It is called scrapping and could make a huge financial difference to the reno. Over the last few weeks we...
In his recent column in Switzer, John McGrath discusses the growing auction market and how to navigate your way to bidding success. Here's what he said: Sydney auction clearance rates are back to boom time levels, registering above 80% for the first five consecutive Saturdays of the selling...
We like to think we’re rational human beings. However in the last few shows we have been able to share with you the concept that we are in fact prone to a group of cognitive biases that cause us to think and act irrationally, and...
In his recent column in Switzer, John McGrath explains why he believes the governments proposed foreign investment tax is ill advised. HERE’S WHAT HE SAID: The Federal Government’s proposal to slug foreign investors at least $5,000 just to apply to buy residential Australian real estate is very dangerous and...