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Property and Coffee

The podcast that blends Victoria's hottest property market with its world-famous coffee culture.Join your hosts—finance broker Matt Atkinson and buyers advocate Matt Skehan, as they fuel your financial future, one coffee and property insight at a time. Each week, the Matt's navigate the complexities of property finance and provide their on-the-ground knowledge on buying successfully in Melbourne. There will be regular guest experts on sharing their unique insights.

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  1. 18

    Is Your Portfolio Structure About to Cost You Thousands?

    Welcome to the nineteenth episode of Property and Coffee, the Melbourne podcast that blends smart property decisions with the city's iconic coffee culture.In this episode, hosts Matt Atkinson and Matt Skehan sit down with Kartik Lakhani, a Director at Lakhani & Co, who specialises in breaking down complex fiscal legislation into actionable wealth architecture.With major tax overhauls on the horizon, Kartik brings a sharp, practical perspective to one of the most pressing issues facing investors today. Together they unpack the upcoming federal budget changes and explore how to keep your portfolio resilient through the multi-year transition ahead. They will be serving up essential insights on:The Federal Budget Process & Timeline: A clear walk-through of how a budget proposal becomes law, what happens when the Senate is locked in debate, and why there's such a long lag before the negative gearing and CGT changes take effect on 1 July 2027, plus how to make sound investment decisions while reforms are still only "proposed".Unpacking Negative Gearing & CGT Reform: Dissecting the reality of "quarantined" losses in plain English, weighing the tax perks of new builds against the historical capital growth of established properties, and understanding the demise of the 50% CGT discount as it gives way to a new indexation method and 30% minimum tax, including the "lock-in effect" that could leave investors too afraid to sell.Actionable Strategies for Individuals, Companies & Family Trusts: Identifying the strategic window to restructure or realise gains under the old rules before the deadline, the double hit landing on family trusts, and whether buying property through a company now looks more attractive under the new landscape.Future-Proofing the Architecture: Designing the ideal, future-proofed portfolio structure under the new laws, knowing when it becomes "too late" to bring in an expert, and the three red flags in your asset protection setup that make a professional review non-negotiable.The hosts are here to be the fuel for your financial future, proving that success in the Melbourne market is best achieved with expert advice and a freshly brewed cup.Get to know the Matts and discover their mission to help you navigate property finance and buying strategies, one essential insight and perfect coffee at a time.

  2. 17

    10 Downturns in 40 Years - And Why That's Actually Good News

    Welcome to the Eighteenth episode of Property and Coffee, the Melbourne podcast that blends smart property decisions with the city’s iconic coffee culture. In this episode, hosts Matt Atkinson and Matt Skehan sit down for a deep dive into the raw data, interest rate realities, and on-the-ground market shifts. Skipping the guest seat this week, the two Matts tackle the latest industry headlines to unpack what a surge in listings means for everyday buyers and how to block out the media noise to make calculated, data-driven decisions. They will be serving up essential insights on: The CoreLogic Data Deep-Dive: Breaking down the latest CoreLogic Chart Pack to analyze why dwelling value growth is hitting an affordability ceiling, what the 22.4% surge in new listings means for buyer FOMO, and how widening vendor discounts are shifting leverage back to negotiations. Plus, a look at 40 years of market history proving why time in the market always beats timing the market.Interest Rates & Borrowing Realities: Demystifying the "higher for longer" cash rate chatter and explaining how fixed rates are truly determined by the bond market rather than the RBA. The Matts also explore the massive rise in alternative lending—from non-bank options for the self-employed to family-pledge guarantees—and how to get strategic with your financial structures. Suburb Profile—Corio, Geelong: An on-the-ground look at the transformation taking place in this northern Geelong growth corridor. Matt Skehan shares exclusive insights from a recent real-life purchase in the area, highlighting how catching up infrastructure makes this a strategic play, alongside the Buyer’s Advocate verdict on how to target stale listings for deeper discounts. The Actionable Wrap-Up: Practical advice on overcoming "analysis paralysis" brought on by mainstream media headlines. Discover how to use hard data to make informed, emotionless long-term property decisions, proving that a minor interest rate fluctuation shouldn't stand in the way of a fundamentally good deal.The hosts are here to be the fuel for your financial future, proving that success in the Melbourne market is best achieved with expert advice and a freshly brewed cup. Get to know the Matts and discover their mission to help you navigate property finance and buying strategies—one essential insight and perfect coffee at a time.

  3. 16

    From Elite Sport to Corporate Culture: The Dennis Armfield Strategy

    Welcome to the seventeenth episode of Property and Coffee, the Melbourne podcast that blends smart property decisions with the city’s iconic coffee culture. In this episode, hosts Matt Atkinson and Matt Skehan sit-down with Dennis Armfield, a former AFL star turned high-performance consultant at The Elevation Co. and a driving force behind community initiatives like the M.E.N. (My Elevated Network) brotherhood. Dennis brings a unique perspective to the property and business worlds, exploring how the elite standards of professional sports translate into building a winning culture in business and life. They will be serving up essential insights on: The High-Performance Engine Room: Exploring the non-negotiable 1% shifts and habits from the AFL that drive success, the importance of embracing uncomfortable feedback loops, and how a dedicated ecosystem of experts allows professionals to maintain a singular focus on elite performance. The Transition: Discovering how to navigate identity shifts when pivoting careers, avoiding the common "rookie mistakes" professionals make in team environments, and establishing the foundational structural elements of "human architecture" required for high-growth results. Culture as a Tangible Asset: A deep dive into uncovering hidden cultural liabilities and toxic sub-cultures that hold organizations back, alongside practical strategies for coaching leaders to move beyond box-ticking to drive a genuine, people-led culture. Community, M.E.N. and the Safety Net: An inside look at the M.E.N. initiative and why building a powerful "brotherhood" or network acts as a critical safety net for professionals navigating high-pressure careers today.The hosts are here to be the fuel for your financial future, proving that success in the Melbourne market is best achieved with expert advice and a freshly brewed cup. Get to know the Matts and discover their mission to help you navigate property finance and buying strategies—one essential insight and perfect coffee at a time.

  4. 15

    The Safety Net: Title Insurance and the Expert Eyes That Save Your Deposit

    Welcome to the sixteenth episode of Property and Coffee, theMelbourne podcast that blends smart property decisions with the city’s iconic coffee culture. In this episode, hosts Matt Atkinson and Matt Skehan sit down with Matt Duker, the Director of Conveyancing Excellence. Buying property is often the biggest financial commitment of a person's life, yet the legal "engine room" of the deal remains a mystery to many. Matt Duker joins the show to pull back the curtain on settlements, contracts, and legal protection, serving up essential insights on: Moving Beyond the Paperwork: Exploring the conveyancer's true role and the "sixth sense" developed from years of managing settlements across Victoria to spot "problemchild" properties. The Contract Review Trap: Why "standard" doesn't always mean safe and the critical importance of having expert eyes on a Section 32 before the hammer falls or a private treaty goes unconditional. Real-World Saves: A look at practical scenarios—from undisclosed easements at auctions to illegal outbuildings and unapproved works—where a professional review saved a buyer from a legal nightmare. The Title Insurance Safety Net: Uncovering the "hidden dangers" that title insurance covers, such as boundary disputes and structural liabilities, and why it has become anon-negotiable for savvy clients. The hosts are here to be the fuel for your financial future,proving that success in the Melbourne market is best achieved with expert advice and a freshly brewed cup. Get to know the Matts and discover their mission to help younavigate property finance and buying strategies—one essential insight and perfect coffee at a time.

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    Psychology & Bayside Prestige Property

    Welcome to the fifteenth episode of Property and Coffee, the Melbourne podcast that blends smart property decisions with the city’s iconic coffee culture.In this episode, hosts Matt Atkinson and Matt Skehan sit down with Michael Martin, Director and Auctioneer at RT Edgar Bayside. Michael brings a unique perspective to the prestige market, having transitioned from a career in psychology and specialized communication into a decade-long tenure in high-end real estate. They will be serving up essential insights on:From Psychology to the Hammer: Exploring how Michael’s foundation in psychology and empathy acts as a "secret weapon" for high-stakes negotiation and auctioneering.Investing Through Global Uncertainty: Discover why the Bayside market remains a "safe haven" and a priority for buyers seeking a flight to quality amidst global economic volatility.The Industry Audit: A deep dive into the non-negotiable traits of a great agent, the "red flags" to avoid when selling your most valuable asset, and how the industry can rebuild consumer trust.The Bayside Strategy: An inside look at the bespoke philosophy of RT Edgar Bayside, focusing on private sales and matching buyers rather than standard "one size fits all" branding.The hosts are here to be the fuel for your financial future, proving that success in the Melbourne market is best achieved with expert advice and a freshly brewed cup.Get to know the Matts and discover their mission to help you navigate property finance and buying strategies—one essential insight and coffee at a time.

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    Is this the start of Victoria's comeback story?

    Welcome to the fourteenth episode of Property and Coffee,the Melbourne podcast that blends smart property decisions with the city’s iconic coffee culture.In this episode, hosts Matt Atkinson and Matt Skehan diveinto a massive contrarian signal that most investors are completely missing. We are pulling back the curtain on the HtAG Analytics Whitepaper, performing a deep-dive into 16 years of property data from January 2010 to February 2026. They will be serving up essential insights on:The Great State Divergence: Explore the "catch-up" trade where previously affordable states like WA have surged from to over in just five years.The Victorian Comeback Story: Discover why Victoria is the only mainland state showing yield expansion, making it a primary "Momentum-Recovery" play for 2026.The Yield Trap & Rental Stall: A look at the "mathematical reality" of late-cycle entry as national rent growth normalizes to near-zero.The Finance Reality Check: Essential insights on managing LVR risk and navigating the "servicing gap" when buying into a stabilizing market.The hosts are here to be the fuel for your financial future,proving that success in the Melbourne market is best achieved with expert advice and a freshly brewed cup.Get to know the Matts and discover their mission to help younavigate property finance and buying strategies—one essential insight and perfect coffee at a time.

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    High-Stakes & High-Stress: Lessons from the Legal Profession

    Welcome to the thirteenth episode of Property and Coffee, the Melbourne podcast that blends smart property decisions with the city’s iconic coffee culture.In this episode, hosts Matt Atkinson and Matt Skehan are joined by David Carman, an entrepreneur and high-performance coach.We’ll be exploring David’s unique "insider" view on high performance and coaching professionals in high-stress environments to help you navigate your professional and financial life like a pro.They will be serving up essential insights on:The High-Performance Eye: David shares his "pivot point" from the recruitment and consulting world to coaching, and the "sixth sense" behaviors that signal whether a professional is on the verge of burnout or a breakthrough.The "Lawyer's Trap": Discover the specific mental and chemical red flags found in high-stakes environments like the legal profession and how they mirror the risks seen in property investment.The "Unqualified" Mindset: A look at the ultimate cost of "DIY-ing" mental health and waiting until you hit a wall versus the value of early intervention.The Power of the Network: David reveals how a single game of golf shifted his career trajectory and discusses how much of wealth building is about technical skill versus being in the "right room".The 5-Minute DIY Audit: Actionable internal red flags to look out for this weekend—like the "Sunday Scaries"—that suggest professional coaching has become non-negotiable.The hosts are here to be the fuel for your financial future, proving that success in the Melbourne market is best achieved with expert advice and a freshly brewed cup.Get to know the Matts and discover their mission to help you navigate property finance and buying strategies—one essential insight and perfect coffee at a time.

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    The Inspector's Sixth Sense: Meth Houses, Interior Traps, and the $100k Disaster

    Welcome to the Twelfth episode of Property andCoffee, the Melbourne podcast that blends smart property decisions with the city's iconic coffee culture. In this episode, hosts Matt Atkinson and MattSkehan are joined by Russell Wall, a Building and Pest Inspection Expert. We’ll be exploring Russell’s unique "insider" view from his years in the industry to help us navigate the seen and unseen pitfalls of buying a new house and what hides within the walls. They will be serving up essential insights on: The Inspector's Eye: Russell shares his journey into the building industry and provides a "Melbourne Landscape" analysis of how issues in old Victorian homes in the Inner East differ from rapid-build modern homes in the outer suburbs. Hidden Dangers & Interior Traps: Discover the red flags of "meth houses" and chemical contamination, as well as a technical deep dive into a significant roof failure in the Eastern Suburbs. The "Unqualified" Nightmare: Learn why a "cheap" inspection ends up costing more in the long run and the devastating reality of finding major structural issues after a contract goes unconditional. Building Success Stories: A look at the "Gold Standard" of renovations, featuring an $800k Californian Bungalow extension in Melbourne's East that passed a rigorous inspection with zero major issues. The 5-Minute DIY Audit: Actionable tips for your next Saturday inspection, including the three major red flagsevery buyer should look for before making a professional inspection non-negotiable. The hosts are here to be the fuel for your financial future,proving that success in the Melbourne market is best achieved with expert advice and a freshly brewed cup. Get to know the Matts and discover their mission to help younavigate property finance and buying strategies— one essential insight and coffee at a time.

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    Gold-Standard Settlements: Lattes, Luxury, and Lasting Impressions

    Welcome to the eleventh episode of Property and Coffee, the Melbourne podcast that blends smart property decisions with the city’s iconic coffee culture.In this episode, hosts Matt Atkinson and Matt Skehan are joined by Laura Harris, the visionary entrepreneur behind Go Above and Beyond and Gathering Events.We’ll be exploring Laura’s unique "insider" view on how luxury gifting and high-end hospitality are deeply intertwined with the Melbourne property market. They will be serving up essential insights on:The UK to Melbourne Journey: Laura shares her "lightbulb moment" transitioning from global events and fashion to launching a premium brand in the heart of Melbourne.Gifting as a Property Tool: Discover why the "settlement gift" is a massive missed opportunity for agents and the psychology behind items customers will actually cherish.Bespoke for the Bayside: A look at how to curate experiences that meet the high expectations of the "Inner East" and "Sandbelt" property markets.The Entrepreneurial Road Map: Laura reveals the challenges of scaling a "hand-assembled" business while maintaining a personal touch and the power of the local Melbourne ecosystem.The 2026 Vibe: A quick-fire look at the future trends incorporate gifting and hospitality that will be everywhere by 2026.The hosts are here to be the fuel for your financial future, proving that success in the Melbourne market is best achieved with expert advice and a freshly brewed cup.Get to know the Matts and discover their mission to help you navigate property finance and buying strategies—one essential insight and perfect coffee at a time.

  10. 9

    Peninsula Property Secrets: The Piastri Effect and How Gen Z Can Buy Solo

    Welcome to the Tenth episode of Property andCoffee, the Melbourne podcast that blends smart property decisions with the city's iconic coffee culture.In this episode, hosts Matt Atkinson and MattSkehan are joined by Mitchell Lawrence, a fresh addition to the Azure Buyers Agents team.We’ll be exploring Mitchell’s unique "insider" view from his years in sales alongside Bailey White to help us decode the corridor from Frankston to Safety Beach.Melbourne based. They will be serving up essentialinsights on:  BBQ Chat—The Gen Z Perspective: Mitch shares his personal journey into the market, discussing saving hurdles and whether the "Australian Dream" of home ownership is still achievable for his generation without the "Bank of Mum and Dad".The Corridor Deep Dive: Get a "Corridor Pulse"temperature check on the market from Frankston to Safety Beach, including price point realities and why Mount Eliza is considered the "Toorak of the South".Mastering Vendor Advocacy: Learn exactly what a Vendor Advocate is and how they protect sellers from agents who might be "buying the listing" with inflated price estimates.The Pre-Sale Audit & Actionable Tips: A masterclass ingetting "sales ready" on a limited budget—Mitch reveals the biggest mistakes vendors make when offers hit the table and the #1 task to perform before calling an agent.The "Trophy Sale" Impact: Discover how high-profile sales, like the recent $7.3M purchase in Mount Eliza, impact the floor price for the rest of the suburb.The hosts are here to be the fuel for your financial future,proving that success in the Melbourne market is best achieved with expert advice and a freshly brewed cup.Get to know the Matt's and discover their mission to helpyou navigate property finance and buying strategies—one essential insight and perfect coffee at a time.

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    The Property Concierge Edge: Why the Best Vendors Don't Manage Their Own Renovation

    Welcome to the ninth episode of Property and Coffee,the Melbourne podcast that blends smart property decisions with the city's iconic coffee culture.In this episode, hosts Matt Atkinson and Matt Skehan are joined by Brooke Sichau, Director of Hiive Collective. We’ll be exploring how Brooke and her business partner Bec have built a multi-faceted design and project management firm right in the heart of South Yarra. They will be serving up essential insights on:The Power of the Collective: Brooke shares the journey of building Hiive Collective and how their "three-branch" approach—Studio, Concierge, and Shop Display—solved amajor gap in the Melbourne property market.The "Concierge" Property Advantage: Learn how professional project management of trades and styling can drastically reduce property vendor stress while simultaneously driving up the final property sale price at auction.Avoiding the Property Over-Capitalisation Trap: Brooke reveals the "Hiive Formula" for deciding when to spend on a property and when to stop, ensuring your propertyrenovation dollars actually generate a significant return on investment.The Property Renovation Roadmap: A masterclass in property budgeting—Brooke breaks down where to start,debating the merits of a single structural property move versus a full cosmetic property overhaul.The hosts are here to be the fuel for your financial future,proving that success in the Melbourne market is best achieved with expert advice and a freshly brewed cup.Get to know the Matt's and discover their mission to helpyou navigate property finance and buying strategies—one essential insight and perfect coffee at a time.

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    Offshore Staffing Secrets: A Blueprint for Property Professionals

    Welcome to the eighth episode of Property and Coffee, the Melbourne podcast that blends smart property decisions with the city's iconic coffee culture.In this episode, hosts Matt Atkinson and Matt Skehan are joined by Wouter van Heerden a Melbourne based offshore staffing solutions expert. They will be serving up essential insights on:· Investor Lending Surges to Decade Highs: Investment lending has hit a massive $39.8bn, the highest level since 2016, with Victoria’s lending currently outperforming its 10-year average at 33.9%. · Navigating APRA’s DTI Strategy: We breakdown the proposed 20% limit on high Debt-to-Income (DTI) ratios and what it means for the future of Australian borrowing. · The Global Talent Shift: Our guest, Wouter shares how his business of connecting offshore talent with Australian firms is improving their operating models and helping them better service clients. We discuss how these specialised partnerships create the high-level operational efficiency required to succeed in Australia’s unique property market.· Strategic Leverage Over Cost Savings: Offshoring has evolved beyond simple admin tasks into a strategic multiplier for capacity and faster time-to-market. Business leaders need to focus on their advisory work and client relationships.The hosts are here to be the fuel for your financial future, proving that success in the Melbourne market is best achieved with expert advice and a freshly brewed cup.Get to know the Matt's and discover their mission to help you navigate property finance and buying strategies—one essential insight and perfect coffee at a time.

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    The 2025 Housing Report Card: What We Learned in 2025 for a Smarter 2026

    Welcome to the seventh episode of Property and Coffee, the Melbourne podcast that blends smart property decisions with the city's iconic coffee culture.In this episode, hosts Matt Atkinson and Matt Skehan review the defining trends of the 2025 property market and look ahead to what you should be watching for in 2026. Grab a brew and join us as we serve up insights on:2025 Market Performance: A look at the 'tales of two cities' - analysing how the affordable and premium market segments performed and the stories behind the data.The Interest Rate Shift: Reflecting on the rate cuts of 2025 and the RBA's cautious stance on 2026. Insights focus on how these moves impacted your borrowing power and fuelled buyer confidence.The Migration Factor: Overseas migration remained strong throughout 2025. We explore why Australia remains a top destination to live and work, and how potential policy changes might shape 2026.Yields, Rates and Growth: We break down how rental growth is tracking against inflation, what is driving costs for landlords, and how to accurately calculate rental yields in the current climate.The hosts are here to be the fuel for your financial future, proving that success in the Melbourne market is best achieved with expert advice and a freshly brewed cup.Get to know the Matt's and discover their mission to help you navigate property finance and buying strategies—one essential insight and perfect coffee at a time.

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    Burnout & Bad Decisions: How Stress Impairs Your Judgment in Business and Life

    Welcome to the sixth episode of Property and Coffee, the Melbourne podcast that blends smart property decisions with the city's iconic coffee culture.In this episode, hosts Matt Atkinson and Matt Skehan are joined by Ash Whitehead a Melbourne based health and wellness advocate, with a focus on mental health. They will be serving up essential insights on:BBQ Talk: A look at the everyday conversations and common concerns about the Melbourne property market.The link between burnout and poor decision-making: Ash explains the psychological connection between exhaustion and impaired judgment. She highlights how "running on empty" at the end of the year can lead to costly mistakes in major life areas—such as family commitments or property investments—because the brain lacks the clarity needed to process complex financial data.Identifying "subtle' warning signs: Most people wait until they are fully depleted to address burnout, we unpack the early, subtle indicators that are often overlooked. We discuss how these early signs of mental fatigue directly impact a person’s ability to set professional and financial boundaries.Practical strategies to regain clarity: To prevent making high-stakes mistakes during the busy holiday season, Ash shares immediate, actionable strategies to "pause" and regain mental clarity. These tools are designed to help listeners step back from the chaos and ensure their decisions are based on logic rather than fatigue.The hosts are here to be the fuel for your financial future, proving that success in the Melbourne market is best achieved with expert advice and a freshly brewed cup.Get to know the Matt's and discover their mission to help you navigate property finance and buying strategies—one essential insight and perfect coffee at a time.

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    Structuring Success: The Accountant's Playbook for SMSF, Trusts, & Property Development

    Welcome to the fifth episode of Property and Coffee, the Melbourne podcast that blends smart property decisions with the city's iconic coffee culture.In this episode, hosts Matt Atkinson and Matt Skehan are joined by Kartik Lakhani from HC Lakhani & Co. They will be serving up essential insights on:BBQ Talk: A look at the everyday conversations and common concerns about the Melbourne property market.Trusts : Why a simple trust is the single most powerful tool a savvy investor owns. Learn the secrets of succession planning, tax flexibility, and how top-tier investors use trusts to hold and manage multiple high-value assets without the personal liability risk.Self-Managed Super Funds: Stop leaving your super balance on the sidelines. Discover how business owners and high-net-worth individuals legally use their SMSF to buy commercial property or accelerate their investment portfolio for a tax-advantaged retirement.Assembling your A-team: Your assets are only as strong as the experts protecting them. This is the non-negotiable blueprint for building a trusted circle—Chartered Accountants, Specialist Solicitors, and Finance Brokers—that provides strategic synergy and ensures your complex finance and property transactions are executed flawlessly.The hosts are here to be the fuel for your financial future, proving that success in the Melbourne market is best achieved with expert advice and a freshly brewed cup.Get to know the Matt's and discover their mission to help you navigate property finance and buying strategies—one essential insight and perfect coffee at a time.

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    From Stress to Strategy: Maximizing Returns with Boutique Property Management

    Welcome to the fourth episode of Property and Coffee, the Melbourne podcast that blends smart property decisions with the city's iconic coffee culture.In this episode, hosts Matt Atkinson and Matt Skehan are joined by Cynthia Auch-Scwelk from Ember Property. They will be serving up essential insights on:BBQ Talk: A look at the everyday conversations and common concerns about the Melbourne property market.Acquisition Strategy: Vital advice for landlords on what specific property features to seek out during the purchasing phase to ensure long-term rentability.Renovation Mistakes: The biggest mistake new landlords make when preparing a property: over-renovating or choosing inappropriate, fragile finishes.Tenant Screening: Cynthia breaks down her company’s high-level screening process and what you should be considering as a landlord.The hosts are here to be the fuel for your financial future, proving that success in the Melbourne market is best achieved with expert advice and a freshly brewed cup.Get to know the Matt's and discover their mission to help you navigate property finance and buying strategies—one essential insight and perfect coffee at a time.

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    Gazump This! How a UK Conveyancer Puts the 'Certainty' in Melbourne Property

    Welcome to the third episode of Property and Coffee, the Melbourne podcast that blends smart property decisions with the city's iconic coffee culture.In this episode, your hosts Matt Atkinson and Matt Skehan are joined by Phoebe Stanley from R.E.T Conveyancing. They’ll be serving up essential insights on:BBQ Talk: A look at the everyday conversations and common concerns about the Melbourne property market.Financial realities of purchasing in a risk-prone areaHow flood risk impacts your property value Off the plan purchasing: The hidden financial risks Purchasing property in Australia as a Migrant - What are the key obligations as a purchaser one should be aware of Tranche 2 AML/CTF reforms: Aligning Australia with global standards to combat money laundering and terrorism financing.The hosts are here to be the fuel for your financial future, proving that success in the Melbourne market is best achieved with expert advice and a freshly brewed cup.Get to know the Matt's and discover their mission to help you navigate property finance and buying strategies—one essential insight and perfect coffee at a time.

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    The Juggling Act: Balancing Kids, Careers and Your Property Dream

    Welcome to the second episode of Property and Coffee, the Melbourne podcast that blends smart property decisions with the city's iconic coffee culture.In this episode, your hosts Matt Atkinson and Matt Skehan are joined by Sangram Rana from Build My Wealth. They’ll be serving up essential insights on:BBQ Talk: A look at the everyday conversations and common concerns about the Melbourne property market.Holiday Houses: Key investment considerations when looking to purchase a property by the ocean.Small Second Dwellings: How they impact your property value and the smartest ways to finance them.Financial Planning Playbook: Crucial advice for working professionals and families to set themselves up for financial success.Biggest Financial Mistakes: Including the most common financial error people make.The hosts are here to be the fuel for your financial future, proving that success in the Melbourne market is best achieved with expert advice and a freshly brewed cup.Get to know the Matt's and discover their mission to help you navigate property finance and buying strategies—one essential insight and perfect coffee at a time.

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    Fuelling Your Future: The Debut Grind

    Welcome to the very first episode of Property and Coffee, the Melbourne podcast blending smart property decisions with the city’s iconic coffee culture.In this debut episode, meet your hosts: Matt Atkinson, a finance broker ready to demystify your property finance options and Matt Skehan, a buyers advocate with the insider knowledge you need to secure the right property.During this conversation, Matt and Matt will be touching on:What people are talking about around the BBQ: A look at the everyday conversations and common concerns about the Melbourne market.Victoria's Resurgence: An analysis of the state's property market comeback and what it means for buyers and investors.Underquoting by Agents: The controversial topic of agent underquoting—how to spot it and how to protect yourself.RBA and Borrowing Power: How recent Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) decisions are allowing you to borrow more and how to best leverage it.They’re here to be the fuel for your financial future, proving that success in the Melbourne market is best achieved with expert advice and a freshly brewed cup. Get to know the Matt's and discover their mission to help you navigate property finance and buying strategies—one essential insight and perfect coffee at a time.

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The podcast that blends Victoria's hottest property market with its world-famous coffee culture.Join your hosts—finance broker Matt Atkinson and buyers advocate Matt Skehan, as they fuel your financial future, one coffee and property insight at a time. Each week, the Matt's navigate the complexities of property finance and provide their on-the-ground knowledge on buying successfully in Melbourne. There will be regular guest experts on sharing their unique insights.

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