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In this episode, Tyron Hyde interviews Terry Tran, founder of Freedom Trader, who shares his journey from being a child refugee to achieving financial freedom through share trading.

Summary:
Terry emphasises the importance of education and understanding stock fundamentals before investing. He discusses the mistakes traders often make, the value of diversification, and the significance of risk management. Terry also provides insights into undervalued companies and emerging economies, such as India and Vietnam.

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Tyron Hyde sits down with property investment savant, Chris Gray. The conversation traverses Chris's impressive $25 million property portfolio, delving into his unconventional investment strategies that defy traditional norms.

By asking his famous "ten questions",  Tyron Hyde delves into Chris Gray's investment journey, highlighting Gray's preference for value accumulation over immediate equity and discussing the significance of property control in building wealth. Anchored in his contrarian approach, Gray's investment philosophy emphasises spending wisely to leverage money effectively, especially in real estate. Through anecdotes and examples, Chris provides insights into his experiences, spanning from clever property renovations to prudent financial planning amidst shifting interest rates.

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Key Takeaways:

• Chris Gray advises on building wealth by controlling more assets rather than focusing solely on debt repayment.
• A discussion on rent vesting strategy demonstrates that inflated rents can be advantageous for property owners.
• Leveraging high-quality assets, particularly in blue-chip areas, is crucial for long-term investment stability.
• Having cash buffers and understanding the market cycles are key to navigating through times of economic fluctuation.
• Gray underscores the importance of obtaining independent valuations before making investment decisions.

Quotes:

• "I'd rather have $10 million of property and $10 million of debt. Ten doubles to 20 million, whereas one only doubles to two."
• "In my 30s, I did a 40-hour job in 20 hours, so I could have the other 20 hours for property investing or hanging out."
• "Having $10 million of debt is stressful. But if you've got equity or other properties to cover it, it's just part of the cycle."
• "You can't just look at the yields in isolation. It's about the quality and scarcity of the land, not just the quantity."
• "The new generation is. You get rich by spending money these days, spending money on valuations or buyers agents, or on depreciation reports."

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Veronica Morgan founded Good Deeds Property Buyers, a buyer's agency, and co-host of the podcast "The Elephant in the Room." With over 20 years of experience in the property industry, Veronica is known for her expertise in property investing and her ability to cut through the noise of the market.

Summary:
Veronica Morgan, founder of Good Deeds Property Buyers and co-host of "The Elephant in the Room" podcast, shares her insights on property investing and the mistakes investors often make. She emphasises the importance of making sound decisions, understanding risk, and focusing on quality assets. Veronica also discusses the value of holistic advice and the need to look beyond location and data when investing in property.

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Key Takeaways:

• Property investors often make the mistake of overemphasising location and neglecting the importance of asset selection.
• Relying solely on data can limit investors' understanding of a particular area's nuances and potential risks.
• Stretching oneself financially without considering long-term implications can lead to forced property sales and missed opportunities.

Quotes:

• "If a property is easy to buy, it potentially could be hard to sell."
• "Good decisions are pretty boring. It's understanding fundamentals and making solid decisions."
• "Recognise risk and where risk really lies. The risk is in the asset you buy."
• "Investors often stretch themselves too much financially, forcing them to sell a good asset."

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Dale Beaumont is a serial entrepreneur, international speaker, and author of 19 best-selling books. He is the CEO of Business Blueprint, a business education and mentoring program that has helped thousands of entrepreneurs build successful businesses. Dale is known for his work-life balance and his passion for travel, having visited 85 countries with his family.

Summary:
Dale Beaumont, CEO of Business Blueprint, shares his insights on investing and success in this episode of Ten with Ty. He emphasises the importance of choosing the right life partner as a key investment and discusses his work-life balance, which involves working for two months and travelling for one month. Dale also talks about his passion for creating jobs in the Philippines and his goal of providing 10,000 high-paying jobs in the country. He advises young people to invest in their education and shares his personal investment strategies for different stages of life. Dale believes that success is about having control over your life, maintaining good health, making a positive impact, and nurturing strong relationships.

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Key Takeaways:

• Choose your life partner wisely as they can greatly impact your happiness and success.
• Investing in education is one of the best investments you can make for long-term success.
• Start investing in property and shares early to take advantage of compounding growth.
• Self-managed super funds can be a tax-efficient way to invest in commercial real estate.
• Losing money is a part of investing, but taking calculated risks and learning from mistakes is essential for long-term success.

Quotes:

• "My best investment has been choosing my life partner." - Dale Beaumont
• "Invest in yourself and your education. If you can invest up here, you can make millions." - Dale Beaumont
• "Success is about control, health, impact, and strong relationships." - Dale Beaumont

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Jane Slack-Smith is a renowned property expert, mentor, and the "renovation queen." With over 20 years of experience in the industry, she has helped thousands of people achieve financial success through property investment.

Jane is the founder of Investors Choice Mortgages and Your Property Success Club, where she provides education and guidance to aspiring investors.
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Summary:
In this episode of "Ten With Ty," Tyron Hyde interviews Jane Slack-Smith, a property expert and mentor. They discuss the concept of legacy and the impact Jane wants to leave on her community and the people she serves.

Jane shares stories of her upbringing and the values her mother instilled in her, which have shaped her desire to make a difference in people's lives. She also talks about her vision of democratising wealth in property and her decision to transition from being a mortgage broker to focus on serving more people through her property courses.
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They then delve into the topic of success and what it means to Jane. She emphasises the importance of waking up every day with a sense of adventure and having the freedom to do what she wants, with whom she wants, and when she wants. Jane also highlights the power of having a clear vision and belief in oneself to manifest desired outcomes.
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The conversation concludes with Tyron asking Jane for advice on achieving financial success in property investment. Jane reframes the question and suggests focusing on how investments contribute to living one's best life, rather than solely on avoiding losses. She encourages aspiring investors to be open to opportunities, do the necessary research, and take action aligned with their goals and vision.

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Key Takeaways:

• Legacy is about making a positive impact and serving others.
• Success is waking up every day with a sense of adventure and having the freedom to make choices.
• Investments should be viewed as contributions to living one's best life, rather than solely as a means to avoid losses.
• Strategic renovations can be profitable when there is a significant gap between the purchase price and the potential value after renovation.

​Quotes:

• "I think about the people that I've served and I've been in service rather than in servitude." - Jane Slack-Smith
• "Success to me is waking up every morning with the world as an adventure, with the time to do what I want, with whom I want when I want." - Jane Slack-Smith
• "Don't come from investments from how am I not going to lose money, come from investments of how is this going to contribute?" - Jane Slack-Smith
• "Strategic renovation is about finding that gap between the purchase price and the potential value after renovation." - Jane Slack-Smith

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About The Guest(s):
Jane Slack-Smith is a property expert, mentor, and author. She is known as the "renovation queen" and has helped thousands of Australians achieve financial freedom through property investment. Jane is an award-winning mortgage broker and has written multiple books on property investment.
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Summary:
In this episode of Ten with Ty, Tyron Hyde interviews property expert and mentor Jane Slack-Smith. They discuss the mindset of successful investors, the difference between an average investor and a good investor, and the importance of understanding the stories we tell ourselves. Jane shares her experiences and insights from working with property mentoring clients and emphasises the role of mindset in achieving success in property investment.

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Key Takeaways:

• Successful investors have an awareness of the stories they tell themselves and are able to overcome limiting beliefs.
• The mindset of an investor plays a crucial role in their decision-making process and ability to take action.
• It is important to invest in relationships and surround yourself with supportive and like-minded individuals.
• The best investment advice is to buy the best possible property in the best possible area that you can afford.
• Diversification is key in asset allocation, and it is important to have a mix of different asset classes.

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Quotes:

• "Successful investors always invest with their money in property." - Jane Slack-Smith
• "The universe is conspiring for your success, and the only thing getting in the way is you." - Jane Slack-Smith
  
  

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About The Guest(s):

• Tyron Hyde is the CEO of Washington Brown, a property depreciation expert.
• Steve Palise is the founder of Palise Property, a property investment company. He is also the author of two books on property investing.

Summary:
Tyron Hyde interviews Steve Palise, a property investor and author, in the first episode of his podcast series, "Ten with Ty." They discuss various topics related to property investing, including Steve's background, the benefits of investing in commercial property, and the importance of leveraging and time in building wealth.

Steve also shares his best and worst investment experiences and advises young investors. The conversation concludes with a discussion on the legacy Steve wants to leave and the definition of success.

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Key Takeaways:

• Steve's best investment was his first property, which provided a significant return and served as a springboard for his portfolio.
• His worst investment was a low-priced apartment that required cash payment, and missed out on leveraging opportunities.
• The most valuable investment advice Steve received is that no one becomes financially free by working for someone else.
• His ideal portfolio mix includes property, business ownership, and tangible shares.
• For a 20-year-old with $20,000, Steve advises investing in property or starting a business to gain experience and learn from mistakes.
• With $500,000 at 50 years old, he suggests investing in low-risk commercial property and focusing on a pay-down strategy.
• Steve believes success is being true to oneself and finding happiness in personal passions and experiences.
• Losing money can be a valuable learning experience, especially in the younger years, as long as lessons are learned and applied.
• In commercial property investing, incentivising tenants can increase the likelihood of them taking up lease options.

Quotes:

• "No one becomes financially free from working." - Steve Palise
• "You can achieve a lot in a short amount of time." - Steve Palise
• "Success means being true to yourself." - Steve Palise

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Join Tyron Hyde, the CEO of Washington Brown, as he interviews the most successful people he knows and asks them Ten Questions. 

After seeing his dad lose all his money, Tyron hopes to leave a playbook for his daughter, and your family too, on how to create, make and most importantly not lose money.

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