We're back with director of Atlas Property Group, Lachlan Vidler. When he made the switch to management consulting, Vidler’s immersion in the business world made him even more inclined to build up his property portfolio, where he currently holds four properties and doesn’t plan to stop anytime soon.

In this episode of Property Investory we will learn exactly how this problem solving expert has managed to find the best deals when scoping out properties and how to avoid potential disasters. You’ll also have the opportunity to hear how he expanded his portfolio by venturing into the lucrative property development space and much much more!

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Lachlan Vidler is the director of Atlas Property Group and is an active investor. After completing his business degree he joined the Royal Australian Navy, serving for six years. During this time he also completed his masters in finance and decided to delve into management consulting, working with some huge global names. It was this switch in professions that ultimately led Vidler to see investing as a full-time job. 

Join us in this episode of Property Investory to hear how Vidler’s role as logistics warfare officer in the Navy, equipped him with the skills to rise in the world of property investing. You’ll learn how his unconventional childhood has shaped who he is today and given him the confidence to take on anything!

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Jane Slack-Smith, originally a miner from Dubbo, now owns a multi-million dollar property portfolio, and spends her time mentoring others on how to achieve the same. From winning Australian Mortgage Broker of the Year, and writing a best-selling book Your Property Success with Renovation, Slack-Smith’s career has been diverse and widely successful.

Tune in to this episode of Property Investory to hear how she started her portfolio at 31 years old, and how she grew it to this size it is today, as well as the resources she utilised to help her achieve it.

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Accountant and property investor Chris Gray speaks with us about how he retired by 31 and upgraded his lifestyle. Originally a London courier, his life changed the day he came to Australia on a backpacking holiday in his teens, where the Australian lifestyle filled with sun, sand, and surf inspired him to go from teen to mega-successful entrepreneur.

In this episode you’ll learn about Gray’s inventive first steps into property, how he built his work into a $15 million portfolio, and how he broke the mould and started playing life by his own rules. It’s an episode you don't want to miss.

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In this episode we’re speaking with Property Investor and Entrepreneur Scott Kuru, who came to Australia with very little at age 7, climbed his way into several corporate positions, and finally opened his own eyes to the world of property investing, leading him to found three major successful companies. 

Join us as we learn about Scott’s personal journey into investment as he shares with us his success secrets.

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We're back with the talented investor and chair of PICA’s Queensland chapter, Terry Lollback. After unintentionally beginning his property investing journey eight years ago, he has now accumulated a massive $3.5 million in his growing portfolio and has some exciting plans for the future.

In this episode of Property Investory we will learn about Lollback’s role at PICA and how he successfully lobbied against the government on behalf of property investors, how COVID has turned out to be a blessing in disguise for investing and the advice that you should not listen to and much more!

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