1. It is best to narrow down your data to a specific area - as result can be quite varied

2. How do you really trust the data that is out there… it is so varied and two reports will be vastly different

3. During these 'tight lending times’ generalising on markets may not be too far from the truth (as lending is affecting all Australian Property Markets)

1. Your Team is the most important part of your success - when buying interstate

2. The ongoing management of the tenant and property is crucial, and remembering to communicate regularly

3. It gets easier with every purchase - it’s like riding a bike for the 1st time

1. Is it close to public transport, universities, etc?

2. Do you need to spend money to set in up for Airbnb? Is the money better spent on other investments?

3. Is it going interfere with your lifestyle, your family, or family events? Can you co-exist with 1, 2 or many others?

1. High Cashflow Deals

2. Granny Flat Sites

3. Subdivision Sites (At this time of Tight Finance Conditions, investors will lower there risk and seek potential growth by buying and holding for at least 2 years)

1. It is where most people in Australia want to live - Jobs, Beaches, Harbour

2. Population increases

3. Government policy could intervene - e.g. Rental Control

1. On The Ground - people struggle to pay for their Car - Pink slip, as car needs repair

2. Luxury car sales are down

3. Consumer Price Index (Inflation) figures are flat for Quarter 1 of 2019

1. Is there more power in buying multiple properties, over seeking the one perfect property

2. The property might surprise you - capital growth might be extraordinary (as zoning or infrastructure changes might send prices vertical)

3. Is it about the money, or about the life experiences? (Is it about the journey or the pot of gold at the end)

1. It can open up conservation

2. Lead to new work path

3. Lead to joint ventures ***TELL YOUR STORY