We've all been there stuck with our borrowing capacity and wanting to keep moving forward!

In this episode, we will talk to the topic of the year I feel, Unlimited Borrowing Capacity & How It Works, this one will be a bit out of the box 📦!

We have a great sesh planned with Belinda Raso, Morgan Bushell & I, where we'll be unpacking:

Big live session tonight on "When to go to commercial!"

A little spicy topic for a few, but is commercial that scary and are the yields as good as they say?

Join in and see if it can work for you!

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Fifteen years ago, Darwin was riding high as one of the country’s hottest property markets. Then the hype fizzled, and the city stepped into the shadows while other markets took the spotlight.

Darwin never really went away. It’s just been quietly ticking along, waiting for its moment. And is now that time?

I’ve been hearing more chatter about Darwin lately, its potential, its quirks, and whether it’s ready to take centre stage again. That got me thinking. Is Darwin worth a second look for property investors, or is it still too soon to call?

In this episode, Jef Miles will be sitting down with Todd Sloan as co host, with Kirsty Mattiazzo someone who knows Darwin’s market inside and out.

Together, they'll take a good, hard look at what’s really happening in the “Top End.”

Darwin’s been quietly waiting in the wings for years. Maybe now’s the time to see what it has to offer?

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Do you remember playing "The Floor is Lava" as a kid? I do. It was the best, wasn’t it?

Jumping from couch to coffee table, leaving an absolute disaster of a lounge room in your wake, all to avoid touching the floor.

No major risks except maybe a stubbed toe or mum yelling at you for ruining the cushions.

Well, property investing feels a bit like that sometimes. Except the stakes are way higher. The floor isn’t lava, it’s financial ris, and getting it wrong? Yeah, that can burn a whole lot worse.

This is why understanding the game of property isn’t just about bricks, mortar, and beautiful paint jobs.

It’s about money. How you leverage it. Where you invest it. And what moves you make next.

It’s strategic. It’s calculated. And without the right guidance, it can feel like you’re hopping blindfolded from sofa to sofa

That’s why we're bringing on the finance prop Whybrow.

He knows how to turn it into passive income. We're running a live session on how to build a $150,000-a-year income from property investments.

This is the stuff that could change the game for you!

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Alright, just Jef Miles & I we're going "Back to Basics" in Property Investing!

If you’re curious about why property investing holds its ground against other assets, this one’s for you.

We’re running this live session to strips it back to the fundamentals, the stuff that actually works, the principles that build financial freedom.

And the big goal? Building a solid, passive income stream. We’re talking $150,000 in passive income. That’s what we’re aiming for, but hey, your goal could be different.

Maybe for you, it’s just replacing your job income or hitting that $80,000 mark. Whatever it is, let’s see how we can get there.

Here’s the rundown:

The Basics: Supply vs. Demand, leveraging old properties over new ones, and why property beats shares (or crypto or whatever’s trending).

Using Leverage Wisely: How to use the bank’s money to work for you and why it’s a game-changer.

Picking the Right Locations: The art (and science) of choosing the best spots for long-term growth.

Strategy Over Hype: Timing the market vs. time in the market, plus a breakdown of how to structure your property deals.

Building Your Team: Who you actually need on your side to keep moving toward that end goal.

It’s going to be straight talk and no fluff, deep dive into the goodness. What fundamental questions do you have?

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Ever wonder what’s behind all this nonsense around negative gearing?
Lucky for us, we have Jeremy Iannuzzelli, an investor-savvy accountant whose brain is basically a goldmine of property wisdom.Jeremy’s is here to decode policy changes like CGT tweaks in a way that makes sense (without putting us to sleep).
I know tax policies can be controversial, so let’s filter out the BS and get to what really matters and how it affects me as a property investors.
I want to unpack:

A no-nonsense breakdown of what scrapping negative gearing could mean for the average investor.
Stories from the past: what actually happened the last time negative gearing was tampered with, and the fallout that followed. (1980's they scrapped it for 2 years!)
How potential changes might ripple through property prices and impact your portfolio. Think domino effect. 
What questions have you got for this one?

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We’re talking real property data, the kind that shows you where to invest, what to buy, and how to build a portfolio that could change your life!

Sounds gimmicky, BS and all that other stuff, but when you boil down property investing. Why are we doing this?

It's to change our lives, or the lives of our loved ones?

And those that don't use data are the ones that stumble, trip up and even fall.

They don’t have the data nor do they care about it. This session is about why we should care about it and allowing us to find that next opportunity!

If you’re tired of playing property lotto and want to actually build financial freedom, it’s time to learn:

How data fits into your strategy, so every move is intentional.

Where most investors go wrong, and how to avoid their mistakes.

How to connect the dots between data and profit.

Matija Djolic will lay it all out in an eye-opening live session. No fluff. Just insights that can shift your game.

You in? 🔥

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FIRE🔥: Financial Independence, Retire Early—sounds amazing on paper. But the deeper I dig, the more I find myself wondering if it's as straightforward as it seems.

That’s why I’m excited to talk with Dave Gow and get some real insights into these challenges.

One big concern is the level of sacrifice. Cutting expenses to the bone and delaying gratification for years is overwhelming.

The question is—how do you strike a balance between aggressively saving and still enjoying life in the moment? A life without dinners out or small luxuries sounds rough.

Also, is early retirement really the goal?

A lot of people hit FIRE and find they don’t actually want to stop working. They go back to work, start businesses, or look for meaningful projects. Maybe it’s not about quitting, but having the choice?

Dave reached financial independence by 28, so he knows the highs and lows firsthand. What questions have you got for this session?

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Gaurav Makhijani touched down in Australia just 4 years ago... and now he’s sitting on a $4.5 million property portfolio.
Let’s pause on that for a second.
We hear stories like this and the first question that comes to mind is, how?
How did Gaurav, a newcomer to Australia, dive headfirst into the property market with such intensity? What drove him to scale this fast when most people hesitate after their first buy?
I also wonder – did he ever hit a wall? When the inevitable challenges came, what made him push through instead of pulling back? And how does he decide which properties are worth his time and money?

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You know how people often glamorise property development, making it sound like it's a gold mine?

Well, it kinda is.....but it certainly can ruin you!

This Wednesday, we’ve got Ross Versteegh, a seasoned developer and building designer, joining us to not gloss over how great it is, but why it’s so hard to make real money from developing.

Alongside him is special co host Jeremy Iannuzzelli (thanks, mate!).

We’ll be digging into what goes wrong, why developments can fail, and what you can do to avoid the pitfalls. This session’s about giving you the real talk, no fluff.

Here’s what we’ll cover:

Why property development isn’t for everyone (and why you might want to think twice).

What makes people jump into developing – and why it often doesn’t work out.

Real-life case studies: One successful deal vs. one that flopped.

A checklist of what any investor needs to know before getting into development.

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