How this accountant made a multimillion dollar portfolio with a $50K income
Partner of Keshab Chartered Accountants, Jeremy Iannuzzelli, joins Phil Tarrant once again to discuss how his portfolio has grown from 9 to 15 properties on a modest income over the last 18 months since their last chat, and the challenges he faced along the way.
Jeremy also reveals how he views the current property market, how people are struggling with debt using equity to purchase a decreasing asset as opposed to reinvesting as well as the advice he gives to his clients with the current financial markets.
The accountant and investor also discusses the key cities which he has seen grow and decline over the last few years, and where he sees these cities going in the future.
You will also hear about how APRA changes and regulations are impacting investors, the key questions to ask your accountant and his goals for his portfolio.
SUBURBS MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE:
Sydney
Melbourne
Brisbane
Campbelltown
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