Cate Bakos, founder of Cate Bakos Property – an independent buyers advocacy business which has been granted Buyers Agent of the Year – will discuss the lessons learnt throughout her journey, how you can use her experiences to improve your own portfolio choices and make a multiple property investments a possibility, even on a small [...]Read More...

Chatting with the General Manager of Sales and Marketing for DomaCom, Warren Gibson, you’ll discover how you can use the online platform to get your foot on the ladder to invest in a property and how it works as a service.

Find out where the idea behind DomaCom originated from, why the money has to come before the property with crowdfunding, how the disruptive service is changing the way Australians invest and save and what kind of strategies they provide to potential investors.

In this episode, here’s what you’ll learn:

01:29

Warren shares that finance is always an issue when investing that therefore built the foundation of why Domacom was established.

04:25

Why mentors never clicked with him, warning that ‘spruikers’ in the property market create a false notion that they can predict what is the best investment for you.

05:31

What and how does Domacom operate, and how they can benefit investors that cannot afford the high costs of investing.

09:21

Why crowdfunding for a property is safer for both the company and the investor, as he explains how they can provide a thorough investment strategy for the interested investors.

12:56

How Domacom faced the issue of liquidity and how they were able resolve the problem.

15:35

Warren explains why he does not identify himself as a property guru but more of a platform provider for people that cannot put their put up the property ladder.

Show Notes and Credits:

Thanks a million for checking out this episode! Below are the websites and other tidbits that were mentioned in today’s podcast with Warren Gibson. If you have any questions, feel free to leave a comment below and I’ll respond right away!

Show Notes:

Warren Gibson LinkedIn

* Domacom 

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Warren Gibson, General Manager of Sales and Marketing for DomaCom, chats with us today. You'll discover how you can use the online platform to get your foot on the ladder to invest in a property and how it works as a service.

Find out where the idea behind DomaCom originated from, why the money has to come before the property with crowdfunding, how the disruptive service is changing the way Australians invest and save and what kind of strategies they provide to potential investors.

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We’re chatting with Jan Somers, a woman and mother at the helm of a multimillion dollar empire and author of a series of award-winning books on property. Like renovating a house from the ground up, Somers will share her story and show you how you can manage your money by thinking big, but starting small!

The founder of Somersoft will discuss how she fell into property investing after a long career of teaching high school students, how she manages a plethora of projects at once and how she juggles all of this while dabbling in renovation and spending time with her family.

In this episode, here’s what you’ll learn:

01:21

What does a typical day look like for Jan.

04:50

Where did Jan grow up and her personal story. She shares her travelling experiences, how she got into teaching, and raising a young family.

10:06

How did Jan and her husband start investing into property.r.

12:18

How Jan was thrown into the spotlight with media interviews, speaking and books on property. A whirlwind experience.

17:42

Jan’s worst investing moment that could have been the end of her.

14:52

The best moment for Jan and where she discovered her ah-hah moment.

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26:10

What is there left to be excited about for Jan.

Show Notes and Credits:

Thanks a million for checking out this episode! Below are the websites and other tidbits that were mentioned in today’s podcast with Steven Truong. If you have any questions, feel free to leave a comment below and I’ll respond right away!

Show Notes:

* More Wealth from Residential Property book

* SomerSoft Company 

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Meet Tony Gellert, principal and solicitor at Lang Gellert and Co Solicitors. Gellert started off working in science but discovered the appeal of simple property transactions through his father’s influence.

Gellert saw his father invest and improve on property and was encouraged to do the same. He now assists everyday Australians and businesses to buy their investment/residential properties.  

In this episode, here’s what you’ll learn:

01:34

Tony shares his family’s history in property law, reflecting on where he grew up, studying science in university, leading up to switching into studying law and what he does as a property solicitor.

10:56

Gellert recalls his first exposure into property through his father , as he speaks on the process of Company Title and the laws and procedures that occur.

18:34

Gellert shares some ‘near misses’ with his clients, explaining what is ‘bridging finance’.

24:50

Why investors should proceed with caution when making an offer which shortens the settlement time.

25:50

The importance to get competitive home loans and rates, expressing that the best rates may bring the hardest hurdles when it comes to settlement time.

28:03

Gellert explains how he entered into property investing, sharing all the life-changing advice he received, that he still holds today.

Show Notes and Credits:

Thanks a million for checking out this episode! Below are the websites and other tidbits that were mentioned in today’s podcast with Tony Gellert. If you have any questions, feel free to leave a comment below and I’ll respond right away!

Show Notes:

Lang Gellert and Co Solicitors 

Price Water House Coopers

Office of State Revenues

CSIRO

* Tony Gellert LinkedIn

 

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Tony Gellert, principal and solicitor at Lang Gellert and Co Solicitors. Gellert started off working in science but discovered the appeal of simple property transactions through his father's influence.

Gellert saw his father invest and improve on property and was encouraged to do the same. He now assists everyday Australians and businesses to buy their investment/residential properties.

He shares his journey with Property Investory! Tune in to find out more.

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Australian Apprentice and head of business development at Yellow Brick Road, Andrew Morello is an impressive testament to the rewards of hard work. Having saved $50,000 by the age of 18 for his first home deposit, Morello has continued to climb the property ladder from the bottom up. Learn how he built his portfolio of nine properties and how you can do the same!

Coming from a traditional Italian family steeped in a rigorous work ethic, Morello’s forward thinking will teach you that sometimes taking risks and making quick decisions can pay off better than cautious saving. Without any prior tertiary education, find out from him how you can be prepared and attain success – even when deals go under.

In this episode, here’s what you’ll learn:

02:17

What is Andrew Morello’s typical day like.

03:23

Where did Morello grow up and his personal story. He shares his father old fashioned way of working hard.

08:28

The choice of the Morello family to reside in Melbourne upon migration would also prove to have a major impact on Morello’s beginnings in property investment.

10:10

Morello shares how he worked hard to build his own wealth at a very young age without much financial support from his family.

11:56

Morello discloses his journey from petrol-pumping kid, to property tycoon.

21:32

Morello shares his professional background, from business owner to property investor and how he built his outstanding portfolio.

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32:24

From these heights what is the next goal for Morello.

Show Notes and Credits:

Thanks a million for checking out this episode! Below are the websites and other tidbits that were mentioned in today’s podcast with Andrew Morello. If you have any questions, feel free to leave a comment below and I’ll respond right away!

Show Notes:

* Andrew Morello Website

* Andrew Morello Twitter

* Andrew Morello Facebook

* Andrew Morello LinkedIn

* Yellow Brick Road 

* Hop Hertz

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With quantity surveyor, Tyron Hyde, you’ll learn how to save your money. With an impressive track record for doubling value prices, the owner of Washington Brown is a man who knows how to make money, scout his goals and grab opportunities. Discover how you can do the same by hearing his journey and learning not to follow the herd!

From travelling the world, to a degree in construction economics at UTS, to believing he was too old to invest in property at 24 Hyde has become the ruling voice when it comes to estimating construction costs and improving investment portfolios for himself and his clients. You’ll learn how he earned his success through his brilliant method to double his properties’ values.

In this episode, here’s what you’ll learn:

02:11

What does a typical day look like for Tyron Hyde.

09:35

Where did Hyde grow up and his personal story. He shares the changes that happened in Sydney.

12:15

How did Hyde start his interest in property.

14:07

How did Hyde move on and learn from his father’s unfortunate mistake.

16:01

How did Hyde start his very first investment property.

22:22

The best moment for Hyde and where he discovered his ah-hah moment.

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29:27

What is there left to be excited about for Hyde.

Show Notes and Credits:

Thanks a million for checking out this episode! Below are the websites and other tidbits that were mentioned in today’s podcast with Tyron Hyde. If you have any questions, feel free to leave a comment below and I’ll respond right away!

* Washington Brown

* Tyron Hyde Twitter

* Tyron Hyde Facebook

* Claim It – Tyron Hyde’s book

* Tyrone Hyde LinkedIn

* View Transcript Here

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Tuning in with Munzurul Khan, property investor and principal of Keshab Chartered Accountant, you will pick up some tips on what to look for in terms of macro drivers in the market and why the bucket list is a fallacy. Also uncover how you can implement the compounding effect to your advantage – rather than watch the house of cards fall apart!

Benefit by saving one third of your income for your investments, find out what successful people say about failure and why the big picture is always more important than the micro drivers when considering your property as a business entity.

In this episode, here’s what you’ll learn:

01:32

How in 2005, Khan learnt and found the resources to kickstart his investment portfolio, sharing that without the internet he sought through books by Steve McKnight, Robert Kiyosaki and many more – to find out how to become an investor.

06:33

How the book ‘The Richest Man in Babylon’ motivated his investment endeavours, teaching him the strategy to divide his wealth equally – giving him gratitude to what he can save, own and use.

10:13

Why Khan believes that having a bucket list is a fallacy – explaining that it is better to just do it than just wish to do it – there making life fulfilling.

13:38

Khan shares his personal strategy in building his portfolio – why it is important to do extensive research on your properties price and rate of return – making sure that you also have an exit plan.

19:57

How Khan listens and learns through business channels on his television, as he reflects on some advice he would give himself ten years ago.

22:42

Khan gives insight on his future property development plans, as he expresses the importance of questioning every decision.

Show Notes and Credits:

Thanks a million for checking out this episode! Below are the websites and other tidbits that were mentioned in today’s podcast with Munzurul Khan. If you have any questions, feel free to leave a comment below and I’ll respond right away!

Show Notes:

Jan Somers

Margaret Lomas

Steve McKnight

Robert Kiyosaki

Somersoft Forum

Richest Man in Babylon

Income Protection

Life Insurance

Channel 602 on the Foxtel

Money Your Call with Margaret Lomas

Your Property Empire on Sky News with Chris Gray

Bucket List

Keshab Chartered Accountant 02 9633 5511

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This episode was produced by Alex Cooper with narrations and interviews conducted by Tyrone Shum.

Munzurul Khan, property investor and principal of Keshab Chartered Accountant joins us today. You will pick up some tips on what to look for in terms of macro drivers in the market and why the bucket list is a fallacy. Also uncover how you can implement the compounding effect to your advantage - rather than watch the house of cards fall apart!

Benefit by saving one third of your income for your investments, find out what successful people say about failure and why the big picture is always more important than the micro drivers when considering your property as a business entity.

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