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EPISODE · Feb 5, 2026 · 50 MIN

EP.2 | How Trust Lending Gave Birth to the Perpetual Borrowing Myth

from The Property Portfolio Podcast

Ep.2 | How Trust Lending Gave Birth to the Perpetual Borrowing Myth --- The era of using trust structures as a shortcut to an endless portfolio has officially hit a wall. While these setups were once prized for asset protection and tax flexibility the combination of surging property prices and sharp interest rate hikes has exposed the hidden risks of the model. Investors leveraged specific loopholes that are now being closed and many are suddenly facing massive maintenance costs without the safety net of negative gearing. This episode serves as a vital reality check on why your long term exit strategy and asset selection now matter far more than the legal structure on the paperwork. --- TIMESTAMPS 00:00 | Introduction 01:29 | Historical Context and Industrial Anticipation 02:52 | Trust Structure and Asset Protection 13:17 | Types of Trust and Asset Selection 36:14 | Impact of Interest Rates and Financial Planning 38:52 | Balancing Portfolios and Exit Strategies 46:50 | Future of Trust Lending 48:19 | Final Thoughts and Best Practice

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