Helpmebuy Property Podcast

What if the biggest mistake you make as a property investor happens AFTER you buy the property?

In this episode of the Help Me Buy Property Podcast, Moxin Reza sits down with Krish from Arrow Property Management to discuss the costly mistakes investors make when managing their properties, especially high cash flow assets like duplexes, dual keys and co living properties.

From property managers who focus on collecting rent to long term management agreements that could lock investors into the wrong deal, this conversation exposes what can go wrong behind the scenes. They discuss why choosing the cheapest property manager could end up costing you thousands, how one bad tenant can affect an entire household, why leaving rooms vacant can destroy your rental returns, and what investors should look for before handing over the keys. If you're serious about building a property portfolio that delivers strong rental returns, this is an episode you don't want to miss.

In this episode: The biggest mistakes property investors make after purchasing a property Why cheap property management can be an expensive decision The hidden cost of vacant rooms and poor tenant selection Red flags in property management agreements How one tenant can affect the profitability of a co living property Why specialist investment properties need specialist management What a good property manager should actually be doing for your portfolio Tune in to find out whether your property manager is helping your investment perform or quietly costing you money.

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Disclaimer: This podcast is for general information purposes only and does not constitute financial, legal or tax advice. Always seek advice from appropriately qualified professionals before making investment decisions.

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Are Australian property investors heading into a difficult six months, or could this be the opportunity many people are too scared to take? With interest rates, inflation and fears of a property downturn dominating the conversation, Moxin Reza sits down with Cheryl Leong to discuss what could happen next and why comparing Australia to markets like the US, Canada and New Zealand might not tell the whole story.

In Part 2, they discuss:

• Could further rate rises put property investors under more pressure?

• Why Australia's property market is different from overseas markets

• What happens when borrowers can no longer afford their repayments?

• Why the government has a financial stake in the property market • How investors can find opportunities when uncertainty is high

• Why the next 6 to 12 months could be crucial The biggest mistake investors can make right now might not be buying at the wrong time.

It could be letting fear stop them from making informed decisions. Watch until the end for Cheryl's advice on navigating uncertainty and Moxin's take on what could change the market. What do you think? Is Australia heading for a major property downturn, or are there still opportunities for smart investors? Let us know in the comments.

Disclaimer: This content is for general information purposes only and does not constitute financial, investment or tax advice. Seek independent professional advice before making financial decisions.

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Everyone is waiting for Australian property prices to crash. But what if the bigger risk isn’t buying too early... but waiting too long? In this episode, Moxin Reza sits down with Stephanie Coleman from Unconditional Finance to unpack what is REALLY happening in the Australian property market. Borrowing capacity is falling. Interest rates are under pressure. Investor sentiment is changing. And yet property prices haven't fallen in line with borrowing power. So what happens when borrowing capacity starts coming back? Could the market move faster than buyers can get back in? We talk about: • Why borrowing power can fall before property prices • Whether an Australian property "collapse" is actually realistic • What the GFC can and can't tell us about today's market • Why investors are shifting towards higher cash flow and rental yields •

Established vs brand new property in the current environment • Why SMSF investors are looking more closely at commercial property • What could happen when interest rates eventually fall • Why waiting for "the bottom" can leave buyers chasing the market • How investors should think about borrowing capacity, cash flow and risk • The importance of having a property strategy instead of simply chasing the next market move The big question: If you're sitting on the sidelines waiting for property prices to crash, what happens if the market starts moving before you're ready?

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Everyone is talking about property prices falling. But is Australia actually heading for a property crash? In this episode of the Help Me Buy Property Podcast, Moxin Reza sits down with Stephanie Coleman from Unconditional Finance to look beyond the headlines and unpack what is really happening in the Australian property market.

They discuss falling borrowing power, interest rates, negative gearing, investor sentiment, APRA’s serviceability buffers, rising living costs and why first home buyers are still struggling to get into the market despite government schemes designed to help them. They also explore how investors are responding to the changing market, why experienced investors are starting to see opportunity, and whether government policies are actually producing the outcome they were designed to achieve. In this episode: • Is Australia actually experiencing a property crash? • Property prices vs borrowing power • Why investors are coming back to the market • How APRA’s serviceability buffer affects borrowing • Why banks are finding new ways to lend • The rising cost of living and its impact on borrowing • Why first home buyers are still struggling • Are government housing schemes actually helping? • How investors and first home buyers are adapting

This discussion is for general information and educational purposes only and is not financial, tax, legal or investment advice. Always seek advice from a qualified professional before making investment decisions. Not sure where to start? Book a free call and we'll show you exactly what's possible for your situation. www.bit.ly/expertcall30

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Australia’s Property Market Is NOT Collapsing… Here’s What Investors Should Do Now Australia’s property market is going through one of its biggest shake-ups in years. With the new 2026 property tax changes, SMSF borrowing restrictions, changes to negative gearing and capital gains tax, rising interest rates and growing talk of a housing crash, a lot of property investors are asking the same question: What should I actually do with my money now? In this episode, Moxin Reza sits down with Ali from Mortgage Scout to break down what is really happening behind the headlines and what investors need to understand before making their next move.

They cover: • What the 2026 SMSF changes actually mean for property investors • What happens if you already rolled money into an SMSF • 4 strategies investors can consider after the SMSF lending changes • Whether buying property outright through super still makes sense • How syndicates and complex structures can create new opportunities • Why commercial property could become a bigger opportunity for SMSF investors • What investors need to know about negative gearing and CGT changes • Why the traditional “buy and hold” strategy may need to change • Cash flow vs capital growth and manufacturing equity • Why sophisticated investors are looking beyond traditional residential property • Is Australia actually heading for a property crash? • Why the current market could create opportunities for investors who understand the fundamentals • What the housing supply shortage means for property prices • Why first home buyers may be competing against increasingly sophisticated investors The big question is simple: Are Australian property investors facing the end of the old game… or the beginning of a new one?

Watch until the end for the discussion around where the market could be heading next. Disclaimer: This podcast is for general information and educational purposes only and does not constitute financial, tax, legal or investment advice. Always seek advice from a qualified professional before making financial or investment decisions. Not sure where to start? Book a free call and we'll show you exactly what's possible for your situation. www.bit.ly/expertcall30

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The 10 August 2026 changes have created a huge amount of confusion for Australian property investors. In this episode of the Help Me Buy Property Podcast, Moxin sits down with Ali from Mortgage Scout to unpack what actually happened, why the SMSF changes created such a frenzy, who has been affected, and whether the government has actually addressed Australia’s housing crisis.

We also discuss the bigger picture: housing supply, investor demand, government policy, negative gearing, capital gains tax, SMSF lending, refinancing, and what these changes could mean for the property market going forward. Is the property market really heading for a major crash? Or is this just another short-term news cycle while the fundamental supply and demand problem remains? Ali and Moxin break down what investors need to understand before making their next move.

In this episode: • What changed on 10 August 2026 • Who missed the SMSF property deadline • The impact on investors and existing contracts • Why thousands of property buyers rushed before the deadline • The real problem behind Australia’s housing crisis • Government policy and its impact on property investors • What happens to property prices from here • Why supply remains the biggest issue • What investors should be watching next This discussion is for educational and general information purposes only and is not financial, tax, legal or investment advice. Not sure where to start?

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Why are Australian banks rejecting mortgage applications even when you think you can afford the loan? In this episode of the Help Me Buy Property Podcast, Moxin Reza sits down with mortgage broker Hung Chuy to break down some of the biggest mistakes borrowers and property investors are making in 2026. From excessive credit inquiries and poor spending habits to credit cards, car loans, borrowing capacity and loan structure, this conversation reveals what you should fix BEFORE approaching a bank or mortgage broker.

They also discuss how banks assess your living expenses, income and savings, why multiple credit applications can hurt your chances of approval, and how you can stress-test your own finances before committing to a property. The conversation then moves into some of the major changes affecting Australian property investors, including SMSF lending, LRBA, trusts, companies, borrowing strategies and what could happen to interest rates and the property market heading into 2027.

If you're a first home buyer, property investor, business owner or someone planning to apply for a mortgage, this episode could help you avoid some very expensive mistakes.

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Are you making mortgage mistakes that could cost you your borrowing power in 2026? Moxin Reza sits down with mortgage broker Hung Chuy to break down the biggest mistakes borrowers and property investors need to avoid in the current Australian property market. From multiple credit inquiries and credit cards to managing your expenses, improving your borrowing capacity and preparing for a home loan application, this episode covers what banks are really looking at when assessing your mortgage application. We also dive into the changing mortgage and property investment landscape in 2026, including interest rates, lending criteria, SMSF property investing, borrowing through companies and trusts, responsible borrowing, investment loans and what could happen to the Australian property market heading into 2027. With banks becoming more cautious and investor lending changing, understanding your financial position before you apply for a home loan could make a major difference.

Recent lending data shows mortgage applications and investor borrowing have fallen across several major Australian banks, making preparation even more important for borrowers and investors. In this episode, we cover: • Mortgage mistakes that can hurt your borrowing power • How multiple credit inquiries can affect your home loan application • How to prepare your finances before applying for a mortgage • Credit cards, car loans and their impact on borrowing capacity • How banks assess living expenses and income • How to test whether you can actually afford your repayments • Interest rates and the outlook for Australian mortgages • SMSF property investing and borrowing changes • Trusts vs companies for property investors • Investment property loans and borrowing strategies • What property investors should watch in 2026 and 2027 • Where smart buyers may find opportunities in the current market If you're a first home buyer, property investor, homeowner, business owner or simply trying to understand Australia's mortgage market in 2026, this episode is worth watching before making your next move. Subscribe for more conversations about property investment, mortgages, finance, borrowing power and the Australian property market.

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Australia’s housing crisis is getting harder to ignore, but are government housing targets actually solving the problem? In this episode, we take a closer look at Australia’s property market, rising construction costs, flat pack homes, housing supply, builder margins, bank financing, inflation, interest rates and the government’s role in the housing crisis.

We also explore why simply announcing more homes does not necessarily mean more homes will actually be built, and why demand can push property prices higher when supply cannot keep up. If you’re a first home buyer, property investor, homeowner, builder or simply trying to understand where the Australian property market is heading, this conversation will give you a different perspective on what is really happening behind the housing crisis. Watch until the end for practical insights on building costs, choosing a builder and protecting yourself from unexpected variations. Not sure where to start?

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