How To Take Advantage Of A Cooling Property Market | #18
With interest rates still climbing, global uncertainty at an all-time high, consumer sentiment at an all-time low, wages remaining stagnant and inflation also on the rise there is a paradigm shift happening in the Australian property market. For the first time in nearly 30 years, we are moving from a hot property market into a cooling one.
We want to make sure you are best prepared to take advantage of the current market so that you can find the best high-value deals, create a win-win for your sellers and accelerate your property journey.
We delve into:
- How to invest meaningfully in a cooling property market
- The 3 emotions that move markets
- Why and how markets respond to greed and fear
- Why cash is king in a recession and why people will want to tap out of the property market
- How to find new opportunities in markets you may have been priced out of before
- How to block out the noise and look for real value
- The top 5 markets to avoid
- Why value buying has low risk
- The tricks Warren Buffet uses to remain at the top of the game
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