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The Data is in: This is what really contributes to the performance of your property | Stuart Wemyss

Published 7 years, 2 months ago
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Are you considering buying a new home or an investment property?

If so you're probably wondering should you buy now or should you wait?

What if prices fall further this year?

A better question would be - how important is it to get your timing right and what are the most important factors involved in the long-term performance of your investment property?

With my guest today, Stuart Wemyss we're going to uncover what really makes the big difference in a property's long-term performance.

Some of the ideas we discuss in this episode:

  • Why Stuart decided to study the factors that affected property investment performance
  • Which variables Stuart looked at and which variables were most important
  • What  would happen to your property's performance if negative gearing or capital gains tax change
  • The importance of choosing the right property
  • How Stuart's research fits in with some golden rules in his book Investopoly

 

  • Play the long game
  • Grow your asset base first and then tilt toward income
  • Set your asset allocation to reduce risk and maximise returns
  • Only invest in 'investment-grade' property

 

Links and Resources:

Michael Yardney

Metropole Property Strategists

Wealth Retreat

Metropole's Strategic Property Plan – to help both beginning and experienced investors

Stuart Wemyss' blog discussed in this show: How important is it to buy property at the bottom of the market?

Stuart Wemyss' special offer: Save 30% off the price of his book Investopoly – Go to https://www.prosolution.com.au/books/ and use the code "Yardney" to get a 30% discount.

Stuart Wemyss- Prosolutions Private Clients

Some of our favourite quotes from the show:

"We're all wonderfully different. We're all unique and we really shouldn't be measured with the same metrics, should we?" –Michael Yardney

"For things to come out differently, you have to do things differently." –

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