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I'm 60 yrs old and I just put my deposit on my 1st home which is a brand new construction! I'm a teacher that's lived in apartments for 15 yrs since my divorce and I needed to invest for my retirement. I'll live in the house until I retire which my plan is when I'm 70 yrs old and then I'll sell the home for the profit. Thank you for sharing this video because I'm terrified & excited at the same time. Who does this at 60???
Post Olympics in Sydney would of been in the prime of the realestate cycle, will be good to see how Brissy goes when the cycle is in its recovery phase
Great video guys, keep this content rolling but please fix you camera angles, no facial expressions create poor connections from a consumers perspective 😊.
Good question. Some councils require a certain frontage to legally build a granny flat. But in general, a wide frontage allows better access to the rear of the property.
I own a property on the Gold Coast with 40% LVR, it is my only property. I understand that the 18 year cycle is meant to end soon. In my position would you sell soon and wait for the market to crash to buy back in, or is it too hard to time the top and better to just hang on and ride through it? How much of a dip do you forsee happening?
I would say you a better off hanging on. Entry and exit costs are too high to justify selling and buying back in. Plus QLD may hold on strong through a negative period in the market.
Really impressed with the info and production of this market update video. I've invested in land approx. 9 months ago and it's great staying in the know so I can make the right moves going forward. Can't wait for next month's update!
Great listening lads - anyone buying Perth right now might get a short pump but also could be holding for a long period after with little to no growth… Buy Brissy and Sydney!
Hey guys, considering cycle timing, are you planning to continue to encourage clients to buy into the winners curse phase or hold off. Pretty much do you believe there's enough steam in the market to achieve positive results up until post Olympics? Cherrs
Hey, great question. I believe the best time to buy is always when you can afford to. We will just be smart about it and make sure clients take a long term view. The Olympics will certainty help weather any short term fluctuations.
Great concept and interview. Relatable individual, didn’t just inherit property. Worked, strategised and is still on the journey. Sounds like many of us. Keep these coming guys, enjoyed it
Simple on paper. That would be a 20+ year plan minimum. Buy one get equity to buy another then repeat and then equity for a double purchase for the last. Factor in a government that can’t manage the economy, interest rates and property cycles you might pull it off in that time . Doable but it might just take longer
Subscribed and always enjoy watching your videos. One major call out you need to make here is that $150k per year in 15 years does not have the spending power that $150k per year has today. Based on trended inflation data, how much will $150k be worth in 15 years? Not saying you are suggesting this, but just to illustrate the point, Could i live on $150k a year in 2024? Absolutely . Would I want to live on $150k in 2039? Probably not. have I missed something obvious? Thanks.
Thanks for the comment and for watching the videos! Nothing missing, we agree 150k would be worth less in 15 years. But likely still above 100k which is a great outcome for the majority of people
I purchased a property through these guys in Dec 2018, so missed out on Simon's SMS lol but everything that they spoke about in this episode is 100% spot on. My property has gone up 71% in 5.5 years. I sold at the peak in 2017 in Sydney and just like boys said it did collapse but recovered pretty quickly and I also invest in stocks and put 10's of thousands in the market at the Covid lows only to be rewarded massively within 12 months. Pumped On Property really do have their finger on the pulse and I would recommend them any day of the week.
Bahahah these two bone heads are the ones that kept giving you all the most INCORRECT property price forecasts 😂😂😂 Are they telling you that the Central Coast, Newcastle, Port Mac, Coffs Harbour and Northen Rivers are all down over -20% to -40% from all time highs. These two will continue to get the narrative wrong for as long as they listen to the Media.
Hi guy, Loving the longer podcasts. I'm doing a 1 into 14 land suby, and just wanted to say. Make sure to talk to your accountant about the magin scheme for your development and how it may impact the decisions to sell in the future. It's important to have these in place first just in case you do sell as it is a big GST impact to your price if you don't. Love the work. Keep it coming.
Bahahah these two bone heads are the ones that kept giving you all the most INCORRECT property price forecasts 😂😂😂 Are they telling you that the Central Coast, Newcastle, Port Mac, Coffs Harbour and Northen Rivers are all down over -20% to -40% from all time highs. These two will continue to get the narrative wrong for as long as they listen to the Media
Hi Ben and Simon, always great watching your videos! Around 8:40 Simon mentioned that the Logan town plan has been updated so that blocks that are sized 700+ are now allowed to be subdivided, is there anywhere that I can check this information online? Thank you!
Look at your council website for soning maps and check the specifics of the zone for the most accurate information on your block. (Logan city council maps) Also find a town planer and book a time to have a chat if your going to take advantage of it. They will know all the impacts to your site relative to the planing schemes.
I agree! Really appreciate the videos. It would be great to release a video weighing up the pros and cons of opting for subdividing a lot over building a granny flat, with cost breakdowns etc.
Thanks for the kind words. I’m not sure what you can see online, it’s best to speak to a town planner. They can be separately titled and sold separately on certain blocks over 700m2, not subdivided.
@@pumpedonproperty thanks for the clarification! It would be great to clarify what ‘separately titled’ means compared to subdivision. I think videos to address some of these issues will help to increase the subscription count and in interest in your videos. You guys are the best!
Yeah I think "missed the boat" is a big one for me. Historically, when Brisbane has done what it's done since 2018, it usually ends with a long period of stagnation. Overall Brisbane is up a staggering 70% since 2018. I really do wonder where the money will come from to push this much higher. Yes, BNE has some serious buying pressure right now, so It will rise some more. But how much more?
It's fantastic to see two brothers support each other in each other's growth instead of tearing each other down where i see happen around me. I love your videos and watch every one of them. I wish you both all the success
Awesome video boys! A lot less stressful than property development. When buying the two properties when would you recommend the purchase of ppr? Before you start the accumulation phase or after?
Thank you. It’s case by case and different for everybody. Often after as the holding costs and debt on a PPOR can sometimes restrict you from building a portfolio. Very depended on where you choose to buy/live
Still not going to get a neutrally geared property. Its kinda a given and logical to say the next lot of outer ring suburbs will boom. Goodna will be a million dollar suburb just need to match population density of sydney. Will all come in due time.
