Well, I picked the challenge to put my finances in order. Then I invested in cryptocurrency and stocks, through the assistance of my discretionary fund manager
The first step to successful investment is figuring your goals and risk tolerance either on your own or with the help of a financial professional but it's very advisable you make use of professional
Hey Luke, I have a budget of less than 500k. Do you think it is still worth looking into Brisbane, or shall I work on getting the budget up to 700-800k and find a better investment grade property?
Hey Luke, I have been looking at Acacia Ridge for a while and I saw that it was featured in one of your other videos being one of the cheapest suburbs in Brisbane. Do you think it has good upside potential with respect to more established suburbs for a 3-4 bed Queenslander that may need a bit of minor renos?
A possible investment property purchase based on equity in Moreton Bay from owner occupied home, do you think a townhouse/duplex or strive for a freestanding home for 200k+ more..
Hi Luke, I'm looking to purchase a second investment property. My previous borrowing capacity was $240k but im looking to increase it to about $300k or more My first investment property almost pays for itself Are you able to provide tips and point me in the right direction so im able to purchase my second investment property which will require a greater loan size? Thanks
Biggest tip is it's all about the mortgage broker here. They'll be able to tell you how to maximise your borrowing capacity and which lenders are most favourable. Reach out to my broker Nevada Matthews from Cube home loans if you think it'll be helpful!
I'd have a look into the Lockyer Valley man. Land is relatively cheap and although maybe capital growth wouldn't be as exciting as Brisbane, land is relative cheap. Could be good to invest in multiple dwellings on a single land title and chase after cash flow🤔
Unless it causes an international marketing surge of interest from footage of the games and from those that visit to watch the games, but end up loving the city. I would say it is more likely to drop off 2 years post games, then immediately after.
Certainly a valid strategy. All depends on your personal portfolio, what you can afford. I'd say Brisbane Growth will outperform melbourne over the next 7 years (Otherwise I would have bought in melbourne this year with $1.5m borrowing capacity).
@@lukewiles1 the new anti-landlord rules in QLD will stifle rental returns and inhibit capital growth in the near future (in my opinion). The effects of Victoria’s anti-landlord laws and land taxes are already baked into the price that you’ll pay for a property there. A drop in interest rates and a change of govt. (Nov. 2026) should being a boom in Melbourne.
How do most of you guys still making profit? Even with the downturn of economy and ever increasing life standards
Well, I picked the challenge to put my finances in order. Then I invested in cryptocurrency and stocks, through the assistance of my discretionary fund manager
Mrs Nancy Williams Laplace
The first step to successful investment is figuring your goals and risk tolerance either on your own or with the help of a financial professional but it's very advisable you make use of professional
This is correct, Nancy's strategy has normalized winning trades for me also and it’s a huge milestone for me looking back to how it all started..
This is great. I've always heard that trading with an expert has its advantages, but I didn't know how to find one. Thank you for this information.
Hey Luke! If you are planning on buying a forever home, would it be better to buy a LMR or Character?
Cheers!
Hey Luke, I have a budget of less than 500k. Do you think it is still worth looking into Brisbane, or shall I work on getting the budget up to 700-800k and find a better investment grade property?
@@bokyeahlao1 i personally would push to get a house between 600 - 800k
The salaries for most professional services roles (such as lawyers) are much lower than Melbourne and Sydney.
Hey Luke, I have been looking at Acacia Ridge for a while and I saw that it was featured in one of your other videos being one of the cheapest suburbs in Brisbane. Do you think it has good upside potential with respect to more established suburbs for a 3-4 bed Queenslander that may need a bit of minor renos?
A possible investment property purchase based on equity in Moreton Bay from owner occupied home, do you think a townhouse/duplex or strive for a freestanding home for 200k+ more..
Hi Luke, I'm looking to purchase a second investment property. My previous borrowing capacity was $240k but im looking to increase it to about $300k or more
My first investment property almost pays for itself
Are you able to provide tips and point me in the right direction so im able to purchase my second investment property which will require a greater loan size? Thanks
Biggest tip is it's all about the mortgage broker here. They'll be able to tell you how to maximise your borrowing capacity and which lenders are most favourable. Reach out to my broker Nevada Matthews from Cube home loans if you think it'll be helpful!
I'd have a look into the Lockyer Valley man. Land is relatively cheap and although maybe capital growth wouldn't be as exciting as Brisbane, land is relative cheap. Could be good to invest in multiple dwellings on a single land title and chase after cash flow🤔
Floods well too
Just be careful though as post Games it could bomb.
Unless it causes an international marketing surge of interest from footage of the games and from those that visit to watch the games, but end up loving the city. I would say it is more likely to drop off 2 years post games, then immediately after.
agree, olympic games are deficit , other olympic host cities suffer from empty stadium n buildings maintenance
What did you think about Redland Bay
Would you not buy in Melbourne instead?
Sixth cheapest median house price of all capital cities. Lots of potential for a future boom.
I would
Yeh. Especially for long term
Growth
Certainly a valid strategy. All depends on your personal portfolio, what you can afford. I'd say Brisbane Growth will outperform melbourne over the next 7 years (Otherwise I would have bought in melbourne this year with $1.5m borrowing capacity).
@@lukewiles1 the new anti-landlord rules in QLD will stifle rental returns and inhibit capital growth in the near future (in my opinion).
The effects of Victoria’s anti-landlord laws and land taxes are already baked into the price that you’ll pay for a property there.
A drop in interest rates and a change of govt. (Nov. 2026) should being a boom in Melbourne.
@OilBaron100 what are the changes to the rules ?
@@mojanburgandy rent amount is tied to the property and will stick to the next tenancy, even if property is sold.
If even investors have to second thoughts. How the F do you think everyday people just wanting a one home of their own can? F
Those darn mosquitos😜
8 yeas in brisbane from Sydney. Mosquito's are about the same.