EP: 1293•
In this episode, we discuss how to read a property management statement.
We go through real examples of property management statements, picking up on any anomalies within the statements.
Ultimtely this will help property investors get a sense of what money comes in and goes out when working with a property manager.
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EP: 1903
In this episode, we replay Ed's live auction. This includes if he bid, how much he bid and whether he won. He walks us through the play-by-play, along with what happens when the auctioneer stops the auction to get people to bid more.
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EP: 1902
In this episode, we discuss whether adding an EV charger to your investment property is a good investment.
We look at:
How many people own electric vehicles (EVs) in New Zealand.
How the demand for EVs changes around the country And, how many tenants own EVs.
That way property investors can know whether it is a good investment to add an EV charger to your rental property.
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EP: 1901
In this episode, we discuss the seven reasons not to invest in property right now. This includes the slow rental market, the lack of an obvious upward trend in house prices and five other factors. This is so you can create a fair and balanced decision about whether it's the right time to invest in property.
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EP: 1900
In this episode, we are joined by Freddie, a journalist based in Blenheim who has just bought his first home at 20 years old. Freddie shares the story of how he bought this home for just $290,000 through a private sale. He shares the quirks of buying directly off a seller (i.e. not through a real estate agent) and what you can buy for $290k in New Zealand.
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