One of the best ways to increase cash flow on an investment property is to add a second income*.

There are two ways I like to do this:

1. Purchase an existing home and built a trendy tiny home.
2. Buy a piece of land and build a brand new home, with a tiny under the same roofline, as a dual income property.

As an investor, I've used both strategies. In this video, I talk about the pros and cons of both options.

* Pumped On Property are not builders or town planners. Please consult a builder and a town planner before you consider if a tiny home or dual income property is right for you.

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Having spoken with thousands of investors over the last 5 years, I've learnt a thing or two about what works and what doesn't.

The most successful investors I've spoken with:

- Plan.
- Save.
- Have a great team around them.
- Understand the rules of the game.
- Have patience.
- Enjoy the ride.

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There is no one Australian property market.

Australia is filled with expensive suburbs and cheaper suburbs. Good quality areas and more affordable areas.

In 2020, there will be a house in Sydney that sells for $20,000,000 and another one that sells for $600,000.

My Oma (Granma) said she thought Sydney was expensive when she bought her home on the Northern Beaches of Sydney for $1500.

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If you're just starting out, this podcast episode is a MUST.

If I could have figured out which type of investor I was earlier on in my journey, I'd be in a far better financial position right now...hahaha.

To me, there are four different types of property investors:

1. The 'get rich quick' investor.

2. The 'retirement' investor'.

3. The 'financial freedom' investor.

4. The 'developer'.

The sooner you can figure out who you want to be and what your plan is, the sooner you can begin working towards financial freedom.

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No one likes making mistakes. But the reality is at some point, we all do.

Purchasing a property, whether it's our first time or tenth time, it's going to be scary.

In this episode, we talk about five of the biggest mistakes that 1st-time investors often make. Listen and learn so you can avoid making the same mistakes.

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My life and investment strategy changed the day I learned about cycles.

Understanding the way the real estate market works is a powerful tool that ALL investors should learn.

Join me as I breakdown the 18.6-year real estate cycle and discuss the 5 rules I follow when investing in property.

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Today, I break down 7 things you need to know about the market right now.

Australia has done such a great job dealing with and overcoming the coronavirus.

I don't know about you, but I'm excited about the future.

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Last week I saw two people fighting over toilet paper.

While they were doing that, I was making a plan to achieve financial freedom and to prepare for a once in a 7 - 10-year buying opportunity.

We all make choices in our lives. I choose to work toward my dreams.

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When buying an investment property, it isn't just the purchase price that you pay for.

There are many additional fees and services you NEED to budget for when buying a property.

1. Legal fees - Conveyancing & Soliciting.

2. Building & Pest Inspections.

3. Stamp Duty.

4. Lenders Mortgage Insurance (LMI).

5. Council Rates & Water.

6. Insurances.

7. Renovations & Maintenance.

8. Buyers Agent fees.

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