Why property is ‘literally’ this investor’s life
Despite having only two properties under his belt, investor Jack Henderson lives and breathes property investment. With a total property value of $2.5 million within his grasp, this young investor has made great strides.
In this episode of The Smart Property Investment Show, host Phil is joined by investor Jack Henderson, as well as Right Property Group’s Victor Kumar and Steve Waters to discuss Jack’s journey from starting a career in construction and earthmoving, to building up a portfolio.
Jack reveals to the team how he saved his money through construction work, the sacrifices he made along the way, and what happened the first time he purchased a property.
You will also find out, the gentrification of a suburb, buying before content and what your list of priorities should be for a new property.
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Suburbs mentioned in this episode:
Newcastle
Granville
Coogee
Maroubra
Bondi
Merewether
Bar Beach
Marcoola
Queensland
Melbourne
Werribee
Wilberforce
Wollongong
Sydney
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