Knowing when it’s time to sell a property
Adding to your portfolio is one thing, maintaining it is another, but knowing when it’s time to let go and sell off a property is a separate thing altogether. Investor Kevin Sum joins host Phil Tarrant in the studio once again and explains why he would decide to sell off two properties out of his nine-strong portfolio.
Kevin also discusses about his romantic yet cautious approach to property, how he manages offset accounts and knowing when you should and shouldn’t have a tenant in your property.
In this episode, you will also find out choosing when to haggle commission with your real estate agent, knowing what boxes your property should be ticking and deciding on what opportunities you should be jumping on.
You’ll hear all of this and much, much more in this episode of The Smart Property Investment Show!
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SUBURBS MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE:
Granville
Orange
Sydney
Seven Hills
Quakers Hill
Ipswich
Redbank Plains
Springfield
Brisbane
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