How this couple deals with conflict to grow their portfolio
Husband and wife team Brendon and Courtney join Phil to share how they made the transition from buying somewhere just to live in to becoming so well-versed in the market, that sometimes they need to tone down the property talk before they begin picking a fight with their friends or with each other.
Courtney explains how her negotiation skills and her drive to educate herself has enabled the success of their portfolio, while Brendon discusses how his government job has helped with bank loans.
We also hear about what they have learnt through each property they bought and how it has impacted each purchase.
You will also find out what happens when you rely on a bad mortgage broke, why an investment couple needs a “pusher" and how they balance their different views.
You'll hear all of this and more, in this episode of The Smart Property Investment Show!
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Suburbs mentioned in this episode:
Sydney
Menai
Queensland
Brisbane
Beenleigh
Eagleby
Deception Bay
Petrie
Werribee
Moreton Bay
Melbourne
Surry Hills
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Should a real estate title be in one person’s name only?
How to negotiate for the price you want
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