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shane fordham
Добавлен 14 окт 2020
Helping people take the guess work out of property investment
Do You Need A Financial Advisor?
In this episode of the Mind Over Market Podcast, I interview Jay Burke from Burke Britton Financial Partners to share the in's and outs of getting financial advice.
We explored some key questions you should be considering if you think you might need a financial advisor.
If you'd like to learn more about starting or building on your property investments then you can book an obligation free chat here;
If you'd like to learn more about Burke Britton you can check them out here:
calendly.com/shane-fordham-logicp/intro-call
Website - bbfp.com.au/
Instagram - burkebrittonfp
We explored some key questions you should be considering if you think you might need a financial advisor.
If you'd like to learn more about starting or building on your property investments then you can book an obligation free chat here;
If you'd like to learn more about Burke Britton you can check them out here:
calendly.com/shane-fordham-logicp/intro-call
Website - bbfp.com.au/
Instagram - burkebrittonfp
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Great work mate!
Thanks for coming on!
Property value is based on the number of people who are willing and able to buy it. This means that if the population decreases, property prices can drop dramatically.
In this video I'm referring to the mindset of property being expensive as this is always relative to whoever is looking at the property and property in general
Extremely insightful.
Glad it was helpful!
So the multi Billion $ indebted taxpayers has to pay for this ! F OFF
"Maximise their investment" is literally just a polite way of saying "greedy", though, mate! Don't talk about capitalist motivations as if they're naturally occuring phenomena; they're human decisions driven by competition and selfishness.
What would you suggest investors do if not make money from their investment?
Please 🙏 ..... stop helping to turn housing into assets. It's hiking up prices for everyone and it's keeping potential first hone buyers locked out of owning anything. Renters who wish they could buy can't 'put thier head on a pillow and have no doubts', partly because of investing actions like this.
What would you suggest is a sustainable solution?
yep join the club that claim offering good home under the guise of profiting and raising house prices because it's a business..... be apart of ruining the world, join now! you might make some money before the world rips it apart.......
But it grown in value good 😂😂 this man crazy 😂
Its always going up!
…but the property went up in value $50,000.00? Opportunity cost aside. The property did go up in value 😅… Sorry, I’m one of the believers in property always going up in value because it’s limited quantity
How much would he have now if he rented?
Thanks for that
As if I'd trust you. Bloody clown! 😂
Lmao, a healthy income to housing expense ratio is between %20 and %30 at the highest, it's now up to about %65... realtors trying to explain their greed
You're spreading misinformation like the news 😂
Taxation contributions before building is a huge driving factor on new builds cost. Council contributions and housing provision contributions can be around 50,000 for a duplex. If your subdividing land close to 50,000 in fees, Consulting and contributions before you have built anything massive expenses depleting funds and leaving people with only enough money to build cheap cookie cutter homes that have no character or soul. Intense planning legislations no one ordinary person can understand leave people bewildered and most end up getting land and house packages on tiny chicken coup size blocks while people with massive acre lots can't get approval to build a simple house
Very misinformed... Wouldnt trust you for real estate advice as far as i could throw you
What crap Housing was 3x's average earnings, it is now 12+x's average earnings Talk facts not bullshit
This is total BS. The ratio of earnings to property prices is at its worst ever right now. It was approx 400% cheaper to buy a house in the 80's
Rubbish, there has never been a bigger disparity between income and housing in recorded history, as much as there is now.
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