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Love the solid data driven advice

such a great and entertaining webinar, thank you guys!

A good time for smart buyers to enter the market between now & the end of 2024 before interest rates drop 👍

very informative webinar...thank you!

Great video! mesmerizing view.

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Nice update Rich, Happy New Year!

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Would you suggest I made the wrong decision buying slightly after peak of market? I bought a livable fixer upper at lower than median price of the suburb. Have decent cash buffer in the offset. Should I keep it or sell it after renovations in the next six months?

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Really useful session, great info, thank you guys 👍

Very informative and balanced. Now, we have 2.4 mil. seasonally workers&students (ABC news). Many of them have lost job, they are encouraged to return to home countries and therefore will stop renting. Will such change will create significant oversupply in the most rental markets, or I am mistaken?KP

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Hi Shane thanks for your comments, but there is plenty to support a solid rise in prices next year. 1. Low rates is driving more demand from owner occupiers and investors (but yields are low) 2. Immigration and natural births will continue to see population pressure rise - leading to more housing demand. 3. Building approvals are still falling and likely to find a floor next year but it take developers a long time to respond to market forces due to slower planning approvals and we could have a situation of under-supply again soon if approvals stay low! 4. Consumer confidence in the property is back very strongly - lots of pent up demand in the market. 5. Large infrastructure projects around Sydney are creating jobs and improving transport efficiency (just not fast enough for my liking). I think it is extremely unlikely we will see a recession next year and most certainly wont see a drop in property prices. Wages growth is still very sluggish but government will have to pull fiscal levers to get economy running faster.

Really impressive and helpful.Thank you for sharing.

Good honest video! Most buyers expect off-market properties bought through a buyers agent to be under market value. Usually its the opposite and the seller will usually be expecting market price or a premium over market value.

Good one Rich! :)