Why Commercial Property Beats Residential? Buyers Agent & Mortgage Broker Explain | Guest Steve Palise from Palise Property | Part 2

> Ready to make confident decisions about your home loan? Connect with Lee Rosenfeld and the team at Innovative Home Loans to book your choice of a First Home Buyer Discovery Call, Home Loan Discussion, Home Loan Meeting, or Home Loan Review here: ⁠https://outlook.office.com/book/[email protected]/?ismsaljsauthenabled⁠In this episode, we continue the conversation with guest Steve Palise from Palise Property, diving deeper into the real strategies behind building wealth through property. This discussion breaks down the key differences between commercial and residential investing, helping you understand when each approach makes sense based on your financial goals, risk profile, and borrowing capacity.Lee Rosenfeld the host, and Director of Innovative Home Loans explains how buyers agents' actually assess deals, from yield versus capital growth to lease length, tenant quality, and long-term asset selection. Steve explains the truth about net vs gross yield, why commercial property can deliver significantly higher cashflow, and the common misconceptions investors have when comparing it to residential property.You’ll also learn how mortgage brokers and lending strategies play a critical role in shaping your property journey, including how borrowing capacity, leverage, and finance structures impact your ability to scale a portfolio. The episode further explores self-managed super funds (SMSFs), rentvesting, and how to align your investment strategy with both financial outcomes and lifestyle goals.This episode is a must listen for anyone working with a buyers agent, considering commercial property, or looking to better understand how money, lending, and property strategy all connect to build long-term wealth.Lee Rosenfeld | Innovative Home Loans⁠https://innovativehomeloans.com.au/our-team/lee-rosenfeld/⁠Steve Palise | Palise Property https://www.paliseproperty.com/***Disclaimer: The topics, conversation, opinions and discussion provided in this episode are general in nature and does not take into account your personal needs and requirements. As a listener you should not take or use the information discussed as financial advice. We always recommend that you engage in independent financial advice before making any finance decisions.