Questions in this interview:

With over 20 years of experience in the investment property and finance industry, what do you think are the most important things that first-time buyers should know before making their first investment?

As someone who has worked with countless first-time buyers over the years, what are some of the most common mistakes that you see them make, and how can they be avoided?

Cashflow, short-term thinking, buy wrong, don't account for expenses , buy really old, try to get rick quick 

Can you share some examples of successful investment strategies that you've seen work well for first-time buyers, and what made them successful?

How has the investment property and finance landscape changed over the course of your career, and how have you adapted to these changes?

What advice would you give to someone who is considering investing in property for the first time, but is unsure about the current state of the market?

What are some tips you can provide a self employed person looking to get a loan?

In your experience, what are some of the most important factors that first-time buyers should consider when choosing a property to invest in?

Can you share some examples of how you have helped first-time buyers overcome challenges or obstacles in their investment journey, and what lessons can be learned from these experiences?

Looking ahead, what do you think will be the biggest challenges and opportunities facing first-time buyers in the investment property and finance industry, and how can they best prepare themselves for success?

Can you explain how the current economic climate has impacted investment property, and what opportunities or challenges it presents for young investors?

What do you think sets successful investors apart from those who struggle to generate returns, and how can young investors cultivate these qualities?

Why is property so beneficial?

Should we be worried about interest rates? 

Why is a mentor important? 

What’s next for you?