Simon Loo is the founder and director of buyers agency House Finder, and is a buyer’s agent himself. His property portfolio is now worth over $11 million, with $6 million in equity, affording him the ultimate goal of financial freedom. He has a wealth of knowledge to share about property investment in general, and while his main focus is on southeast Queensland, he also ventures further afield.Today’s episode is one of those instances, where he takes us out west to an idyllic location south of Perth. He lets us in on some of the west coast’s best kept secrets, including the ways in which it trumps our three biggest cities— and there’s more than one! If you’ve ever thought Western Australia was too far away from anything, Loo is here to remind you just how close it really is, and just how quickly investing there could bring you closer to your financial freedom goal. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Simon Loo is the founder and director of buyers agency House Finder, and is a buyer’s agent himself. His property portfolio is now worth over $11 million, with $6 million in equity, affording him the ultimate goal of financial freedom. He has a wealth of knowledge to share about property investment in general, with a current focus on southeast Queensland.In this episode Loo centres in on a unique property in Griffin, Queensland, ripe for renovation— by the right person unafraid of a little challenge. Luckily, Loo had just the savvy investor in mind. We’ll hear all about just how quirky this property was before they got to it, how the sale nearly didn’t even happen in the first place, and how certain renovation ideas should always be in the no-go pile. While a jetty may look nice by the beach, it has no place in a home! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this episode of Property Investory we’re back with Andrew David Courtney, founder of Plenitude Wealth. Pulled-in by the powerful attraction of financial freedom, Courtney left his former plans behind to focus on property. Changing his world one investment at a time, Courtney couldn’t help but tell others about the life-changing discoveries he’d made. On a mission to convince others of their best reality, Courtney has become a messenger of the best kind of change: one that provides security. Beating obstacles of fear, self-doubt and even hunger so we don’t have to, he’s learnt the lessons of life well.  All so we can understand a better way of living. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this episode of Property Investory we speak with Andrew David Courtney, founder of Plenitude Wealth. Coming from a place of poverty, Courtney knew he wanted a different life for his family. After studying a Masters of Commerce, he discovered that even his peers had a huge missing piece in their financial knowledge: property. Filling this gap as a mortgage broker, buyers agent and licenced financial advisor, all in one, Courtney now is equipped to help everyone get finance fit ! But his story isn’t quite that simple. His journey spans countries and takes us from the basketball court to the boadroom, from tents to terminals. All in the name of financial freedom. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We’re once again catching up with Loan Gallery mortgage broker Darryl Cracknell, who gives us the inside story about developing land and funding business loans. Having somebody on your side when you’re a first home buyer is a huge boon, and the advantages it holds are detailed in this can’t miss episode.Cracknell shows us the busy day of a mortgage broker and tells us how to achieve your property goals from the very beginning and the various financing options that come with it. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of Property Investory, we’re back with the director of Renovate and Real Estate, Belinda Smith. She will share her top tips for renovations, including her strategies on how to make a profit. As well as this, Smith will delve into both the mental and physical challenges of DIY and she will explain some controversial advice. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

His is a name you’ve come to know and love over the years. Property Investory’s very own Tyrone Shum is the focus of today’s special episode, as he finds himself in the hot seat once again! Salena Kulkarni jumps back into the driver’s seat to take listeners on a tour of Shum’s deals, making pit stops along the way to collect all the behind-the-scenes details.In this special episode Shum explains the criteria he looks for when assessing deals, revealing what can make or break a deal and where the sweet spot can be found. In sharing several case studies, he reveals how large a part criteria such as location and development approval play, why sponsors turn to him rather than the big banks, and how changes in the market are— or aren’t— affecting how he runs his business. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Salena Kulkarni is an Amazon bestselling author, a chartered accountant, property strategist, and founder of Freedom Warrior. This program helps business owners create consistent income and assists in achieving them their financial freedom. She has been a keen property investor for over 20 years and is passionate about helping others reach— and exceed— their financial goals.In this episode Kulkarni discusses what she’s noted while observing the cooling of the market in what could have easily been the second Great Depression. While she doesn’t believe in certainties and makes clear that she doesn’t have the all-knowing crystal ball in her hands, Kulkarni uses her keen observation skills and realistic outlook to dole out wise words during this all-too volatile time. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We pick up with Dimovski’s negatively geared portfolio, where he was feeling the pinch and realised there must be a better way to achieve his goals. In this episode he elaborates on how he got started in property, despite not coming into it completely out of left field. He also shares some details about his latest deal on the NSW south coast, explaining how the impressive numbers came to be, and how he’s so dedicated to what he does that even he takes a holiday, property is never far from his mind! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Dragan Dimovski has been investing for over 20 years, and now also helps others grow their property portfolios through his work as the founder of Buyer’s Agency Australia. As owner of a photography studio at just 21 years old, he’s no stranger to hard work, business ownership, or following his passions.In this episode he shares all about his childhood growing up bouncing around Sydney’s west, where he picked up his first hobby-turned-career, photography. He divulges the other countries he’s lived in and what took him to them, gives an overview of what’s changed in the photography world since he was last lost in it, and the lessons he learnt the hard way when he first picked up property overseas. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We are back with the managing director of Investors Edge Real Estate, Jarrad Mahon. In this episode, he will detail the importance of being patient and buying for quality instead of quantity. As well as this, Mahon will show that it is okay to change mentors when they are no longer serving you and he will explain what it truly means to be a person of value! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Once again we’re speaking to buyers agent head of investment Frank Raiti, as he takes us through how working smarter can help you build a greater investment portfolio as well as the benefits of developing . He also delves into the strategies of effective property management and the difference improvement and maintenance makes to a strong investment. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

His is a name you’ve come to know and love over the years. Property Investory’s very own Tyrone Shum is the focus of today’s special episode, as he finds himself in the hot seat for a change! In this episode Shum is interviewed by property developer, educator, mentor, and founder of Property Developer Network, Rob Flux.Shum takes us on his journey through never-before heard details, from his days in university through to Property Investory’s success in an unpredictable and fast-moving world. His journey was anything but linear as he took two steps forward and three steps back multiple times, but he would never trade the invaluable lessons he learnt along the way. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Salena Kulkarni is an Amazon bestselling author, a chartered accountant, property strategist, and founder of Freedom Warrior. This program helps business owners create consistent income and assists in achieving them their financial freedom. She has been a keen property investor for over 20 years and is passionate about helping others reach— and exceed— their financial goals.In this episode Kulkarni shares the basis of her conference regarding making tough decisions when it comes to your property portfolio in turbulent times. While not a doomsayer by any means, she takes a look at the world through a realist lens and takes into account what has happened in recent years. In doing so, she tackles how these events have impacted people’s finances as well as their property portfolios, and how they’ve merged to form a cocktail that nobody ordered. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of Property Investory, we are back with property mentor and owner of Propdeveloper, David Kelly. He shares his property developing journey, including overcoming challenges such as a stormwater manhole being in the middle of a lounge room. As well as this, Kelly will explain the importance of experience and his passion behind helping others. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of Property Investory, we are joined by property mentor and owner of Propdeveloper, David Kelly. Kelly has built his success from growing up in a small town of only 3000 people to being a qualified civil engineer, a registered master builder and having carpentry trade qualifications.While exploring his journey, we will learn how Kelly’s natural sense of curiosity led to him becoming an engineer, which benefits him in the world of property development. As well as this, he will detail his memorable trip to India which has had lasting effects on his life. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We’re back with iSubdivide’s Rebecca and Alfie Cardamone, the dream team who can practically find land and develop it to perfection in their sleep! In this episode they share how they work together day in and day out without getting in each others’ hair, and still retire to the same home together happily at the end of the day. They also give us some insight into why the typical excuses need not apply, the lessons they’ve learnt over the years, and exactly how they met— which is not the way you’d expect! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Rebecca and Alfie Cardamone have worked hard their whole lives individually, and now as a couple, they’re even stronger together. The Melbourne-based consultants are the husband and wide team behind iSubdivide, where they specialise in obtaining plans and permits for property developments as well as land subdivision. In this episode, they display their approachable and warm personalities that have helped them to become the successful team they are today. Designer Rebecca and builder Alfie share how they built their strong work ethics from early ages, how they both ended up in careers they never expected, and just how it all came full circle in the end. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We are back with acquisitions manager, Liam Carmody. In this episode, he shares the details of his property investment strategy — building up a strong asset base. As well as this, learn how he was able to make the switch from engineer to buyer’s agent, what resources he used to jump into the market and what role luck played in his career. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We’re back with Black Diamondz Property Concierge founder and Luxe Listings Sydney star Monika Tu. In this episode she reveals the 2021 national record she broke, the wake up call she received when she least expected it, and the slightly less than five star restaurant where you may just run into the investment property elite! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Sam Gordon is the founder of property buyer’s agency, Australian Property Scout. His business helps clients secure the best possible deals available, whether they’re on or off the market. As one of the most successful property investors in Australia, Gordon loves to impart wisdom he has learnt along his journey. In this episode he shares a development story that started just as COVID-19 was kicking off, which threw a spanner in the works of his plan to purchase 30 properties by 30 years of age. However, Gordon doesn’t let anything— including a pandemic— stand in his way! He divulges how he dug out his toolbox and worked away on that pesky spanner, and reveals just how it impacted his plans. Or did it? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

His is a name you’ve come to know and love over the years. Property Investory’s very own Tyrone Shum is the focus of today’s special episode, as he finds himself in the hot seat for a change! In this episode Shum is interviewed by two particular podcountants you may recognise: CATS Accountants and co-hosts of Two Drunk Accountants, Dan Osborne and Tim Garth.In this special episode Shum delves into how he grew up surrounded by endless renovations and how they made him who he is today. What started with a wheelbarrow and a shovel ended up turning into a successful career, but not in the way you’d expect! In taking us on a journey through his childhood, young adult life, and where he is now, we’ll learn how his family renovated one house but ended up changing a whole street, how Property Investory came to be, and listen in as he blows some young minds. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Danica Zhan spends her days attending to her patients’ needs, and uses her growing property portfolio to gain financial security and help her parents and family. As a dentist in the Defence Force, the co-founder of a business, and a property investor, she’s certainly got all her bases covered.In this episode she shares just how big her leap from her first property to her second was, and looks wisely into both her past and future. In doing so, she acknowledges what should be taught in schools along with her favourite books, and we come full circle as we bump into a familiar buyer’s agent along the way. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Louise Fitzgerald Baker is the director of the Pink Hard Hat. She is a jack of all trades when it comes to property and no one understands the value of hard work quite like her. From a young age, she knew that property would be a part of her life but little did she know of the success that she would build.In this episode, Baker will share how she developed $42 million worth of properties in just ten years! As well as this, Baker will share her passion behind uplifting women and helping them create their own income streams. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Simon Loo is the founder and director of buyers agency House Finder, and is a buyer’s agent himself. His property portfolio is now worth over $11 million, with $6 million in equity, affording him the ultimate goal of financial freedom. He has a wealth of knowledge to share about property investment in general, with a current focus on southeast Queensland.In this episode he shares a case study featuring a client with a unique brief who was looking to buy in the Moreton Bay region. While this particular client differed from much of his usual clientele, as always Loo stopped at nothing to help them achieve their goal— and then some! He doles out some tips on making every last cent of your renovation count, so that when it’s your turn to get your hands dirty, you’ll know when to DIY and when to call in the experts. After all, $5,000 is just a drop in the bucket when you’re making over $300,000 in equity in one go! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We are back with the founder and director of JD Capital, Jyh Kao. In this episode, we will explore the strategies he used to build success including cosmetic renovations and buying properties for land value. As well as this, Kao will delve into investing interstate and what almost held him back. He will also share how he invested into a fitness business using equity from his property investments! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jyh Kao is the founder and director of mortgage brokerage, JD Capital. Kao is originally from Taiwan but at just 1 year old, he and his family moved to Australia. Growing up, he felt out of place amongst his peers; however this eventually led to his passion for property.In this episode, Kao will explain how he bounced back from being afraid and $1,000,000 in debt, to having an impressive portfolio of seven properties! As well as this, learn about the importance of understanding equity and the power that comes alongside it, and much more! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Salena Kulkarni is an Amazon bestselling author, a chartered accountant, property strategist, and founder of Freedom Warrior. This program helps business owners create consistent income and assists in achieving them their financial freedom. She has been a keen property investor for over 20 years and is passionate about helping others reach— and exceed— their financial goals.In this episode, we dive into the waters of alternative investment strategies. While sometimes these waters can become overrun with sharks, Kulkarni has the tools to tackle it head on to help you emerge unscathed. By taking simple steps that you already have in the back of your mind, she explains how you can de-risk your alternative investment and reel in the rewards. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We’re back with Dan Osborne and Tim Garth, co-directors at CATS Accountants and co-hosts of the Two Drunk Accountants podcast. Their knowledge of property tax, Self Managed Super Funds, and commercial investing takes centre stage here as they discuss these topics along with their personal property journeys. While Osborne’s property journey sprouts, Garth’s is well underway. In this episode he delves into the importance of making informed decisions and sticking with them, even if they don’t turn out the way you hoped. We’ll also hear about diversification, the wage growth debate, and some uni friends who doubled their money with one sale— but was it enough? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

While there may be many drunk accountants out there, these two are the only ones to wear the title so loud and proud they made it their (second) name. Dan Osborne and Tim Garth are directors at CATS Accountants on NSW’s Central Coast, a role Garth was born to play— just ask his dad (or ask what his initials spell if you read them backwards). He and CATS Accountants co-director Osborne host the podcast Two Drunk Accountants when they’re not accounting (sober, just to clarify), but this time it’s their turn in the limelight.In this episode the self-proclaimed podcountants attempt to play good cop bad cop for a moment, but their inherent good cop nature shines through soon enough. The Director of Fun and Lifestyle Accountant share how they grew up together but also not at all, and how they ended up going from the pub to the podcast studio via purchasing an accountancy firm together. With their focus on small business and sticking to their roots, it’s safe to say CATS Accounting will continue to be a well-known name on the Coast for decades to come. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Simon Loo is the founder and director of buyers agency House Finder, and is a buyer’s agent himself. His property portfolio is now worth over $11 million, with $6 million in equity, affording him the ultimate goal of financial freedom. He has a wealth of knowledge to share about property investment in general, with a current focus on southeast Queensland.In this episode we delve into the benefits of buying in blue collar suburbs with lower socioeconomic statuses than their neighbours. While many people see a prestigious suburb as the more desirable option, Loo has found time and time again— especially amid the latest boom— that this is often not the case. After all, the difference between suburbs can lead to an extra $60,000 in equity, propelling you to expand your portfolio beyond your initial expectations. A self-confessed ‘stubborn buyer’, Loo explains how being unemotional in your suburb choice can generate over $300,000 in growth in just one property, rather than taking 10+ properties to achieve the same result. While a Besser block house may not be your first choice, Loo recommends giving it— and that slightly less fancy suburb next door— a crack. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We are back with the founder of Wealthful, Chris Bates. With his own personal property portfolio and a booming business, Bates has a lot of wisdom that he will pass on in this episode. He will detail the dangers of hot spotting and why his strategy focuses on the long term. As well as this, hear about the value of believing in yourself and the resource that kicked off Bates’s own property investment journey! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Chris Bates is the founder of mortgage brokerage, Wealthful. Originally from Melbourne, Bates has lived what he describes as a ‘nomad’ life. At a young age, he and his family moved to Newcastle for a job opportunity. From there, he attended university in Sydney but after deciding that further study was not for him, he picked up his life and went to London before eventually settling again in Australia.In this episode, Bates will share the travelling stories that shaped his worldview, including exploring the beauty of countries such as India and Egypt. As well as this, learn how to find success without a university degree, and a common investing mistake involving supply and demand issues. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Salena Kulkarni is an Amazon bestselling author, a chartered accountant, property strategist, and founder of Freedom Warrior. This program helps business owners create consistent income and assists in achieving them their financial freedom. She has been a keen property investor for over 20 years and is passionate about helping others reach— and exceed— their financial goals.In this episode Kulkarni dives into a case study featuring a client with a dozen properties valued at over $10 million. What sounds like a dream to most of us turned out to be more of a nightmare to client Ben, who felt he’d hit rock bottom trying to sustain his properties and keep his head above water. Ben’s situation is far from uncommon, which is how Kulkarni was able to recognise and lay out his options, enabling him to go from -$175,000 to $80,000! She explains what those options were, how they may be able to help you, and gives a maths lesson: Just how do you get to $100,000 in passive income in five years? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

His is a name you’ve come to know and love over the years. Property Investory’s very own Tyrone Shum is the focus of today’s special episode, as he finds himself in the hot seat for a change! In this episode Tyrone is interviewed by another property figure whose name you’ll recognise, Freedom Warrior Salena Kulkarni herself.In this special episode you’ll learn all about how Property Investory podcast came to be, and where Shum plans to take it in the future. While he initially held reservations about starting a property podcast, he’s never been one to let an opportunity go by! He identified  hole in the property podcast market, jumped on it, and Property Investory was born in 2017. From the initial interviews where everybody was unsure how to navigate the new waters, to 300+ interviewees including featured regulars such as Kulkarni, we’ll hear how Shum built his company from the ground up. Much like a new home or development, it rose from a blank slate and has so far tackled booms, peaks, and the uncertainty 2020 brought to the table. We’ll hear the triumphs and tribulations alike, and last but not least, what you can expect from Property Investory in the future. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Salena Kulkarni is an Amazon bestselling author, a chartered accountant, property strategist, and founder of Freedom Warrior. This program helps business owners create consistent income and assists in achieving them their financial freedom. She has been a keen property investor for over 20 years and is passionate about helping others reach— and exceed— their financial goals.In this episode she reveals two case studies that share one main similarity, but differ in every other way imaginable. While it may appear that they both take home around the same staggering amount, the principles and strategies they employ with that number are the true gamechanger. Kulkarni walks us through how Billy the lawyer and Tom the chef come from completely different mindsets, and demonstrates the impact those mindsets create in terms of financial freedom. If you’ve always been one to keep up with the Joneses, this episode may be the one to flip your viewpoint around. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

To round out our chat with owner of Mortgage Channel, Michael Xia, we’re reminded why it’s crucial not to jump into murky waters without checking what’s underneath. Or, in Xia’s case, what’s standing right in front of you on the street! What seems like the deal of the decade at the time can easily turn out to be a money trap, draining you of $70,000 before your very eyes. Despite hiccups along the way, Xia’s portfolio continues to grow in leaps and bounds— maybe one day his cupboard office will, too! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Michael Xia is the owner of Mortgage Channel, an award-winning mortgage broking firm, and a portfolio containing 39 properties at just 37 years of age. Having accumulated 14 of those properties by 30 years old, it’s safe to say property is most definitely his passion.In this episode he explains how he went from not knowing how somebody could invest interstate to knowing a town he’d never been to like the back of his hand! Weighing up the chances of his corporate career helping him achieve his goal of financial freedom, he realised it wasn’t going to cut it, and gave his dream a crack instead. While it wasn’t all beer and Skittles along the way, it certainly paid off in the end— but not before he found out the importance of identifying his goals, and chipping away at them to get the chiseled six pack (of sorts) he’d always wanted. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Michael Xia is an award-winning mortgage broker by day— and, these days, by night as well! As the owner of Mortgage Channel, he’s highly regarded in his industry and among his peers, earning Choice Platinum Achiever for 5 years in a row (so far!).  A property investment aficionado, he spends what spare time he can find searching for investment properties and the dream principal place of residence for his growing family. From purchasing his first property at just 21 years old to now owning 39 properties before even turning 38, Xia certainly knows his Logans from his lemons.In this episode Xia shares the ups and downs from his young life and the beginning of his property journey. Looking back fondly on his uni days (where he spent as little time at uni as possible) and a little less fondly on his early corporate career, Xia’s story is full of entertaining tangents that always end in wise words. His inspiring tale reminds us that it’s never too late to chase your dream, regardless of how many false starts you had in the beginning— and that when the unexpected happens, it’s never your first suspect. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this episode of Property Investory we talk to professional developer and builder Henry Vila. After spending two decades in the corporate sector, Vila used property to regain his financial freedom and never looked back. With more than 25 years’ experience in the delivery of major projects across Australia working in roles in client services, planning, contracting, estimating, on-site supervision and finance Vila reveals the personal tools and tactics he uses to sell every project he’s ever undertaken. We hear the best ways to find prospective sites and why a developer’s best friend should be a local. Tune in to find out the difference between the Australian market and its global counterparts. Plus, where people want to live and why you should listen! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Simon Loo is the founder and director of buyers agency House Finder, and is a buyer’s agent himself. His property portfolio is now worth over $11 million, with $6 million in equity, affording him the ultimate goal of financial freedom. He has a wealth of knowledge to share about property investment in general, with a current focus on southeast Queensland.In today’s episode we centre in on a seasoned investor who called upon Loo for his expert assistance in the Moreton Bay region. While the home itself had great bones, despite likely being older than the investor himself, that's just the beginning of this epic tale of uplift! Additionally, the selling situation was certainly an unusual one, which factored heavily into both the sale price and the $200,000 uplift it generated in less than five months. You don’t want to miss this story, especially if you’re concerned about missing out on the boom impacting Brisbane and its surrounding areas— there’s more to Moreton Bay than you may think. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this episode of Property Investory we talk to Peter Diamantidis: One of Australia’s top-ranking real estate agents and the proud owner of over 20 investment properties. He tells us why he bought his first home at just 18 and how he’s still in the game nearly two decades later. You’ll learn techniques to find positively-geared properties before they even hit the market and where to find safe tenants. Plus, the number one reason you’re limiting you’re development profits. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Drew Evans is the director of Caifu Property, which has the goal of helping clients generate equity as quickly as possible. Originally from Zimbabwe, Evans moved to Australia at 15 years old after his family had a close call and lost their farm. This did not stop him from achieving success — He went on to finish Australian high school, attend business college and get a university degree.In this episode, discover how Evans was able to save a $39,000 deposit at only age 19. As well as this, Evans will detail how to fast-track your wealth creation through instant equity and prove that if you plan for the worst case scenario, property investment should be as easy as pie! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Simon Loo is the founder and director of buyers agency House Finder, and is a buyer’s agent himself. His property portfolio is now worth over $11 million, with $6 million in equity, affording him the ultimate goal of financial freedom. He has a wealth of knowledge to share about property investment in general, with a current focus on southeast Queensland.In today’s episode we launch into the rising rent market scorching the country. With the market changing rapidly, it’s understandable to be concerned that you’re not getting the rent you could be. Loo explains his thoughts on how to approach the tender topic, outlying the pros and cons behind rising the rent. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The aim of Cinch is to help people to achieve their dreams in a, well, cinch. After years of hard work gaining an MBA in strategy, finance and mergers, along with acquisitions from Cranfield University, Suvidh Arora applies his passion for numbers, managing finances, and helping people to do just that. Whether it's home loans, investment loans, asset finance, or anything else to do with lending, Arora is dedicated to helping Australians find the right financing solutions. By paying closer attention to their financial objectives and providing them with consistent service and innovative solutions, he not only provides education but also assurance and comfort in what can be a stressful time.After starting his company in 2019, business volumes have skyrocketed by 120% year-over-year for the past two financial years. In this episode he explains more about his business including how it works, who he helps, and how. In addition, he shares his wise advice on procrastination and planning ahead, and reveals exactly the legacy he one day plans to leave for future generations of his family. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

As founder and Chief Solutions Officer of Cinch, previously known as Exceller8 Financial), Suvidh Arora is a man of many talents. After having lived in India, London, and Hong Kong, he’s picked up an MBA, created a family, and despite doctors insisting it was impossible, taught himself to walk again. All of this on top of moving to Australia and spontaneously buying a block of land significantly under asking price— without even knowing what he was doing! Arora really goes all out to prove he gave himself the title of Chief Solutions Officer for a reason.In today’s episode, Arora shares the triumphs and tragedies that have shaped him into the man he is today. A familial loss in his childhood led him to realise the fragility of life, where today he places family above all else. This ties in with his property journey, as each property is purchased with a specific family member in mind. His dedication to both family and business has paid off well, with Cinch now employing 11 brokers across Victoria, NSW, Queensland and the ACT, plus offshore staff in the Philippines. He shares how he started with no clue what he was doing, but by sticking to a well-thought out plan, he and his family have secured their financial futures. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Joining us on this episode of Property Investory is Matt Jones, who made the transition from lighting technician to full-time property investor. We’ll explore how he achieved this and how you too can become successful in property investment!Steve McKnight's book, From Zero to 130 Properties, is the inspiration behind Jones’s property investment career. We’ll go back to the beginning of his journey and he will share the challenges he faced surrounding his self-worth. We will explore how Jones invested into changing his mindset and was able to overcome what was holding him back from success.Jones will discuss how he achieved his family’s dream of living in France, the importance of having a good mindset, the strategy he used to enter the market and how you can transition from a traditional 9-5, to being a full-time property investor. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Salena Kulkarni is an Amazon bestselling author, a chartered accountant, property strategist, and founder of Freedom Warrior. This program helps business owners create consistent income and assists in achieving them their financial freedom. She has been a keen property investor for over 20 years and is passionate about helping others reach— and exceed— their financial goals.In this episode she shares the highs and lows of lending, a.k.a. ‘being the bank’. While some investors seemingly hit the motherlode, it can come at a price you may be unwilling to pay. For those who grab the opportunity to be the bank, Kulkarni has all the details you’ll need to know. As a topic many people aren’t familiar with, she gives an overview of its pros and cons and delves into them, along with some real-life stories, to share her wealth of knowledge. If you thought Kulkarni was simply born a master of due diligence, heed her warning: Don’t try this at home, kids! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.