According to CBA, the RBA is planning on lowering interest rates later this year.

In this video, I discuss a number of the positive and negative factors affecting the Australian property market and what may be coming over the next two years.

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1. Between 1997 and 2003 house prices in Sydney increased by 97% off the back of the 2000 Olympic Games. Core Logic
2. The Australia Financial Review recently published an article forecasting house prices could potentially double in Brisbane between 2021 and the 2032 Olympic Games.
3. Westpac has forecast the 2032 Brisbane Olympic Games could produce at least $17 billion of economic and social benefits for Australia. Further, the event could create 130,000 direct jobs, between 2022 and 2032.
4. 75% of Australia’s population and job growth is predicted to occur in South East QLD, Sydney, and Melbourne over the next 20 years. Michael Matusik.
5. Brisbane is chronically undersupplied from a rental perspective. Vacancy rates are now at record lows in Brisbane. SQM
6. The Australian Government has committed to more than $218 billion of infrastructure projects between 2022 and the end of 2025. Propertyology"

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In today's podcast, we go deep into Australia's property and real estate prices over the last 100 years.

The data we have collected is from the likes of Phil Anderson, John Lindamen, Core Logic, Simon Presley and Homely.com.au.

As the great Phil Anderson says we can not predict the future but we can remember the past.

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I recently read an incredible article from Simon Presley where he looked at 50 years worth of interest rate, inflation and house price data in Australia.

The results were astonishing.

Over the last 50 years interest rates have sat between 5% and 17% per annum.

 Inflation has sat between 1% and 17% per annum.

House prices in Australia's capital cities have grown by an average of 8.2% per annum.

According to Simon and the team at Propertyology.

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I often get asked what long-term costs I can expect when holding my investment property.

In this video, I explain 7 of the major and potential long-term costs associated with buying an investment property. These costs include (but may not be limited to)...

1. Interest repayments to the bank.
2. Principal repayments to the bank.
3. Property management.
4. Council rates.
5. Water rates.
6. Insurance. 
7.  Renovations, clean-ups of the property and compliance.

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Investing with your partner can be super fun. It can also be very challenging which is why in today's video my wife Lisa and I talk honestly about our experiences as husband and wife, parents and investors over the last 13 years.

We both believe the key to investing with your partner is

1. Delegating roles.
2. Creating a clear plan and vision.
3. Getting on the same page financially. 
4. Not getting yourself or your family into financial stress.
5. Trying to enjoy the ride and not taking the roles you are playing too seriously.

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Over the last 12 years, I've built and bought a number of metro and regional properties.

In this video I share some of the pros and cons of both metro and regional properties property so that you can make a better decision for yourself.

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I read Phil Anderson's book The Secret Life Of Real Estate & Banking about six years ago.

The book completely changed my life. Phil reviews 250 years of booms and busts in the American property market in the book.

 In this video, I share my plans for trading the 18.6-year real estate cycle as an Australian investor.

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I often get asked what upfront costs I can expect when buying an investment property.

In this video, I explain 7 of the major and potential upfront costs associated with buying an investment property.

These costs include (but may not be limited to)...

1. Stamp duty.

2. Legal fees.

3. A building and pest report.

4. A town planning report.

5. Compliance.

6. Cleaning up the property.

7. Renovation works.

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Over the last 12 years, I've built and bought a number of single and dual-income properties.

In this video, I share some of the pros and cons of both single-income and dual-income property so that you can make a better decision for yourself.

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