Where do your priorities lie?

Would you prefer:

A larger salary of $180K, but have to go to the office 5 days a week
A medium salary of $130K, with only 3 days in the office
A low salary of $90K, but fully remote and work from home?


It all depends on your priorities, and how hard you’re willing to work. If you want extreme success in the world, you’re going to have to put in the work. That includes grinding 5 days a week in the office. Or, if you have other priorities, you might want to stay home.

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Are you really going to accept the first bank’s offer of a loan that you get? If you do, you’re making a huge real estate investment mistake. Banks aren’t going to tell you the truth, they’re going to tell you what they can give you. Always look elsewhere.

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The top rate in Australia is one of HIGHEST out of all of them, and yet kicks in at one of the LOWEST amounts compared to other countries.

It’s interesting to compare these rates against each other, especially when thinking about property investment. If you’re interested to learn more about property investment, reach out to us, and follow us for more videos that answer all your questions, queries, and doubts about the market!

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This Adelaide property has EXCEEDED the average capital growth of Australia in just 2 years. It’s unbelievable what can be accomplished with property investment. If you want to get results like these, start investing now, and make the first steps with us. Waiting will only allow the market to pass you by.

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Stressing about the changes to negative gearing? Don’t.

These changes have been made time and time again, only to end up being reversed and everything returning back to normal. Just like it has many times in the past, negative gearing will return to its original structure. This isn’t the time to stop investing, it’s the time to start strategising.

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Capital growth or cash flow? Well, if you’d asked before, the answer would probably be something different. However, with the changes from the Federal budget being released, the answer has changed, which is why it’s so important to always have a strategy in this investment sector.

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People say Sydney is unaffordable.
But what does that actually mean?
Let’s break it down.
On a $1M property:
You’re looking at roughly $5,600/month in repayments.
Banks typically want that to be around 30% of your income.
Which means you’d need to earn roughly $220K/year.
That’s the real barrier for most people.
Not the property itself…
But the income required to service the loan.
Once you understand this,
You stop guessing — and start planning.

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Don’t get distracted by all these supposed ‘game changing’ obstacles that have been through at property investment.

Stick to your strategy, stay calm, and stay smart. You can’t control every factor, but you can control what you do with them. If you let these things throw you off, you are sure to not succeed in the investment property game.

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Is it always better to use a bigger bank than a smaller lender? No, not necessarily. It’s important to weigh up the pros and cons of both sides before you decide where to trust your money and take out a loan. Bigger bank doesn’t always mean better.

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