Q&A session with Paul Glossop – more questions answered! March 2018

Tune in as he and host Phil Tarrant discuss topics including if specific suburbs are worth signing for, or if they are ‘digging their own grave’, if its smarter to buy an investment with your partner or a family home as your first purchase, as well as their thoughts on the Victorian State government changes to subdivisions and the requirement for a garden space, and how they thing it will impact affordability and cashflow in the future.  

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:

Kippa Ring 
Redcliffe
Sydney
Melbourne

 

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