3 Rules For Selecting The Right Market To Invest | #21
In today’s episode of The Property Lovers Podcast we discuss the 3 rules you need to know in order to select the best market to invest in.
Selecting the right market can mean a lot of things; is it the right time to invest? Have I done my research on the location? What is my investment strategy? At times it can feel overwhelming and in a time of great shifts it has never been more important to make sure we have the answers to those questions.
The fact is there never will be a perfect time to invest because there is no ‘good’ or ‘bad’ market, it is all relative. That is why we sat down to discuss the 3 rules you need to know when selecting the right market to invest in so you can stay on top of your property game this year.
- The signs that tell us the Australian property market is on a downturn
- Why you need to know your potential buyer before you make an offer
- How to ‘know’ your area like the back of your hand
- Why this could be your only opportunity to aim high for the rest of the year
- The fishing analogy that could change your property game
- What the different strategies are for different markets
- Why we are moving away from the ‘renovation’ boom
- A step by step guide on how to reverse engineer a buy and hold strategy
- The importance of building buffers in your financing plan
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