You have to figure out what you’re looking for,
where to buy and how to actually find the information you need.
Plus, it’s way too easy to go into it with a ‘home owner’ mindset,
rather than an ‘investor’ mindset. That’s a surefire way to let emotion cloud your judgement
and miss out on the best-performing property opportunities.
You are busy working hard and raising kids:
You don’t have the time to figure it out on your own.
You don’t have time to pull an all-nighter property research session
and travel to all the sites for a viewing.
The short answer is, I do buy them!
But it’s very smart to ask if your property professional is actually walking the walk…and I am! I bought my first property at age 30 and in the following 13 years, I’ve added 10 more to my portfolio.
I use the same property selection strategies for myself as I do for my clients. Plus, I work with the same builders, developers, property managers and mortgage brokers
Great question!
I am paid in a very similar way to mortgage brokers. There is no upfront fee for my services that my clients need to pay. Instead, I get a commission by developers, only when my clients buy a property that I have recommended.
I choose the development opportunities that align with your goals and budget. To do this, I work with my trusted network of property professionals across Australia. This way, I don’t have to churn through stock from a single location or developer.
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If you want to invest in property, but just don’t know where to start – you’re not alone. Most of my clients don’t know the ins and the outs of the property industry, making it hard to know where to even begin when it comes to buying an investment property. On top of this, many of my clients are time-poor, which can make the whole process seem even more overwhelming.
I don’t charge my clients to work with me; instead, I get paid in a similar way to mortgage brokers. I get paid by builders and developers for bringing clients to them and this means my clients won’t be out of pocket like they would if they used a buyer’s agent.
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