Future Property

The idea that banks don't want to lend the self-employed, is long outdated. There have been massive shifts in the self-employed lending landscape over the last 6 to 12 months. If you are a business owner or director, the barriers to entry for property investment are lower than they have been in years.Whether you have one year of financials or are paying yourself a new salary, discover how 2026’s flexible policies can unlock more property options for the self-employed00:03 – The Changing Landscape01:21 – The Director’s Wage Advantage01:45 – Leveraging Partner Income02:29 – Strategies for qualifying for a loan even if you have significant debt within the business02:56 – Why lenders are becoming more flexible to help self-employed borrowers access funding in 2026.For any questions about purchasing property, please visit ynance.com.au or contact Mitch Woods directly on 0411 235 798 or [email protected].

As the Australian property landscape evolves, many young professionals find themselves torn between the inner-city lifestyle they love and the desire to enter the property market.There is the option to stay within your community, maintain your current lifestyle and not have a painful commute, all while entering the property market; rentvesting.Whether you are a single professional not ready to put your roots down, or you're not willing to sacrifice your lifestyle, rentvesting might be for you.0.00 - What is rentvesting0.33 - The benefits2.15 - Risks and considerations2.59 - The incentive trade-off3.46 - Who rentvesting works for4.48 - SummaryFor any questions about purchasing property, please visit ynance.com.au or contact Mitch Woods directly on 0411 235 798 or [email protected].

You may have to think outside the box in order to buy your dream home in 2026.We're seeing a huge rise in non-conventional buying trends, in order to get a foot into the property market.Have you considered teaming up with a friend or family member to buy a home? NAB has reported a 33% increase in co-purchasing.Other home owners, are making the strategic decision to add granny flats to their homes to increase housing in their areas, and add extra financing to pay their mortgages.0.00 - Introduction to 2026 non-conventional buying trends.00.20 - Co-purchasing trend2.10 - The Granny Flat trend3.50 - Final thoughtsFor any questions about purchasing property, please visit ynance.com.au or contact Mitch Woods directly on 0411 235 798 or [email protected].

Serial entrepreneur and urban futurist, Lucinda Hartley wants to challenge the idea of home as the white picket fence.As a founder of tech platform 'neighbourlytics' she understands the human data that drives property value, and our ideals of home. Lucinda explains how you can pick growth areas, through social behaviour, lifestyle, and neighbourhood character.She provides a roadmap for finding a home that fits the life you actually want to live.For any questions about purchasing property, please visit ynance.com.au or contact Mitch Woods directly on 0411 235 798 or [email protected] - Lucinda's property experience3.16 - predicting gentrification4.17 - Zeroo home loans10.45 - State of the market16.38 - Satellite cities and remote work18.21 - The trade-off lense20.16 - Finding home

The RBA's cash rate hike is never a welcome change.But before you jump to panicking or refinancing, there are a few options for you.0.20 - Don't panic0.38 - Speak to the bank1.38 - Don't rush into refinancing2.38 - Maximise your redraw and offset accounts2.55 - Credit card strategy3.28 - Make a considered decision about a fixed rate4.08 - Remain calmFor any questions about purchasing property, please visit ynance.com.au or contact Mitch Woods directly on 0411 235 798 or [email protected].

Waiting can be a killer. Waiting for the perfect interest rate, or the perfect time to buy, can lead to you missing out. Most times, the winners are the ones who simply get started.With that said, sometimes waiting can lead to the perfect purchasing opportunity. Educated risk is the fastest was to future-proof your lifestyle.0.00 - The cost of inaction0.17 - Making action on the Sunshine Coast2.09 - When waiting pays off2.55 - Breaking the inaction and savings trap For any questions about purchasing property, please visit ynance.com.au or contact Mitch Woods directly on 0411 235 798 or [email protected].

Blending fresh industry data with the success stories we're seeing from our clients every day, we’ve mapped out the top property predictions for 2026, designed to give you a clear, confident roadmap to finally turning your property goals into a reality.0.00 - Non-Conventional Buying Trends1.16 - First Home Guarantee caps2.15 - Type of housing buyers are drawn to2.30 - Growth corridors3.01 - The property upsize3.55 - The rise of the buyer's agentFor any questions about purchasing property, please visit ynance.com.au or contact Mitch Woods directly on 0411 235 798 or [email protected].

With Noosa prices almost completely pricing out first home buyers, go a suburb or two back, and you could find an affordable first home.We're noticing massive growth areas across the Sunshince Coast, inlcuding Tewantin, Sippy Downs, Nambour, Eumundi. Big changes in the Maroochydore town planning, making it a great purchase place for a first-home or an investment.For any questions about purchasing property or to discuss your home loan options, visit ynance.com.au or contact Mitch Woods directly on 0411 235 798 or 

Buyers agent Chris Guest (Guesty) has worked with all clients, from all different property buying experiences, and budgets.Guesty believes that a buyers agent has advantages for all types of buyers, and how they can get information from agents which give their clients a competitive edge.He outlines what trends he is seeing in Melbourne, and how to get into the market or purchase your next investment. 0:00 Intro to Guest0:35 How buyers agents help all types of buyers3:43 How to buy well and the competitive advantage of a buyers agent6:35 How buyers agents work for professional couples and investors 7:31 The process of finding the right property for a client 8:07 How the process differs for wealthy clients 8:58 Areas with high demand for different buyers 10:02 General thoughts on the Melbourne market heading into spring 10:34 What an $800k budget gets you in inner suburbs 11:27 The impact of satellite cities on demand 12:54 The strategy of leveraging equity over time 13:42 The value of "dirt" over apartments 14:14 Key things to look for in a two-bedroom apartment For any questions about purchasing property, please visit ynance.com.au or contact Mitch Woods directly on 0411 235 798 or [email protected].

You save up a deposit, it's shy of 20%, and now you're hit with Lenders Mortgage Insurance. But there are ways around paying LMI, depending on your employment, house price, and your lender.Before you accept paying LMI, fully understand the exceptions and you might be able to avoid paying it.For any questions about purchasing property, visit ynance.com.au or contact Mitch Woods directly on 0411 235 798 or [email protected].

We’ve all heard about the housing crisis, but what if the solution isn’t just to "build more houses."Dr Jane Homewood has worked in urban and regional development, and has been at the forefront of planning our Victorian cities.Jane deeply believes that the future planning of our cities should revolve around our lives and recreation, not just how we work, or continue to spread further and further onto farming land.She shares her educated predictions for what our housing will look like in 2040, and if you're looking at buying property right now, what you should be looking for, and the extra research you need to be doing.This isn't just a conversation about property, it's about the future of how we live, work, and build communities.0:00 Welcome to Dr Jane Homewood0:43 What is urban planning?2:43 How Covid changed the building industry5:08 The government's 800,000 house target9:03 The infrastructure challenge for new communities10:12 Advice for first home buyers in new estates12:54 The future of satellite cities14:50 Climate change and the future of building15:41 The role of Nightingale and build-to-rent models19:16 Looking ahead to 2040 and the role of AIFor any questions about purchasing property, please visit ynance.com.au or contact Mitch Woods directly on 0411 235 798 or [email protected].

Recent changes to ATO debt, may affect you if you are a first home buyer, or a business owner.If you hold a HECS or a HELP debt under $20,000, recent changes at NAB are worth looking into.For business owners, there are significant changes to ATO debt no longer tax deductible, which is leading many people to explore consolidating that debt into their home loans to manage it more effectively.For any questions about purchasing property, visit ynance.com.au or contact Mitch Woods directly on 0411 235 798 or [email protected].

Property insurance is a confusing and expensive necessity, you don't want to get wrong.Insurance Broker, Peter Bolton shares his firs home-buyer guide to insurance, helping you to avoid common mistakes, and consider areas that may be uninsurable, or come with hefty premiums.Chapters:0:00 - The connection between insurance and property, and when to insure1:58 - Accidental damage versus defined events policies 2:18 - The key advantages of working with an insurance broker 2:43 - A common mistake of insuring the land instead of the house 3:01 - How a broker can help you handle your insurance claims 7:35 - Simple ways to reduce your insurance premium 8:45 - How climate change affects property insurance 12:13 - The future of insurance and the impact of AI 15:07 - When a fixer upper may not be worth the investment 16:50 - Peter’s contact details and final thoughts For any questions about purchasing property, visit ynance.com.au or contact Mitch Woods directly on 0411 235 798 or [email protected].

We're seeing common properties being purchased in Metro Melbourne. From the type property, age, and price, here's what we're seeing for both couples wanting to start a family, and singles wanting to get into their own home.For any questions about purchasing property or to discuss your home loan options, visit ynance.com.au or contact Mitch Woods directly on 0411 235 798 or [email protected]

When it comes to selling your property, first impressions count. Property styling expert Kylie Espandiar from KE Property Styling has been transforming homes for sale for 14 years, working with major real estate agents across all price points. Kylie shares her tips to getting buyers "off the couch" to inspect a property, and how to make them to stay to notice the finer details of a property.Kylie reveals the psychology behind property styling, common mistakes vendors make, and how to create that crucial sense of arrival that gets buyers emotionally invested in your property.Chapters00:00 - Introduction to Kylie and KE Property Styling02:20 - Creating a sense of arrival and cohesive property story05:38 - Styling differences between entry level and high-end properties07:16 - Room-by-room styling essentials12:57 - How buyers should interpret staged properties14:52 - Styling trends to avoid and keeping clients happy16:22 - Adapting style for different suburbs and demographics18:05 - Changing customer expectations in 202519:28 - Kylie's favourite properties to transformFor any questions about purchasing property or to discuss your home loan options, visit ynance.com.au or contact Mitch Woods directly on 0411 235 798 or [email protected]

If the thought of a 30 year loan keeps you up at night, be assured there are ways to cut the lifespan of your loan right down.Mitch outlines the ways he takes years of his clients loans, with just three simple and realistic changes.For any questions about purchasing property or to discuss your home loan options, visit ynance.com.au or contact Mitch Woods directly on 0411 235 798 or ⁠⁠[email protected]⁠

Auction can feel like a daunting an environment to purchase a home, but knowing how to make the most of the high pressure environment, could leave you with the keys to your dream home.Greg Brydon is the General Manager of Apollo Auctions across Australia and New Zealand, with thousands of auctions under his belt.Greg has well and truly mastered his craft as an auctioneer, he can read the play, the buyers, and most importantly he's here to teach you how to master the art of the auction.0.00 - Introduction1.43 - The power of a good auctioneer2.39 - Auction culture6.06 - Buyer strategy and psychology12.37 - Agent briefings and preparation16.23 - Auction V private sale17.47 - Pre-auction20.36 - Common buyer mistakesFor any questions about purchasing property or to discuss your home loan options, visit ynance.com.au or contact Mitch Woods directly on 0411 235 798 or ⁠[email protected]

Not all personal debt is the same. From credit cards, HECs, and buy now pay later, they all affect your borrowing capacity in different ways.Prioritising paying off certain debts before others, might help your borrowing capacity and get you into your dream home faster. For any questions about purchasing property or to discuss your home loan options, visit ynance.com.au or contact Mitch Woods directly on 0411 235 798 or ⁠[email protected]

Your sale contract could cost you tens of thousands of dollars if you don't review it correctly, but with some sitting at 400 pages, it's an arduous and difficult task.Property lawyer from Haines and Polites, Ciara Molloy shares the legal essentials, from when to engage a solicitor, to making special conditions work for you.0:00 Introduction to Ciara1:09 Contract reviews and common contract traps2:31 Conditional vs unconditional purchases explained3:33 Auction advice5:28 When to insure your property after purchase6:47 Understanding all the additional costs beyond purchase price9:17 When to engage a solicitor in the buying process and how they can change special conditions11:07 Horror story - $10,000 special levy surprise at auction12:53 Good news story - the abattoir property near Medway14:41 The settlement process and avoiding transfer scams19:07 Owners corporation considerations for apartment purchasesFor any questions about purchasing property or to discuss your home loan options, visit ynance.com.au or contact Mitch Woods directly on 0411 235 798 or [email protected]

You're on the hunt for your first home, or already found the perfect house, what's next? The approval process.It doesn't haven't to be arduous of filled with knock backs, just following step by step to pre-approval success.

Do you build your dream home, or do you try and find something that's already on the market and transform it into your dream home.Melbourne-based builder, Adam Earey has built and renovated many homes over his career and can spot a quality built home form a mile away, and will help you do the same.He shares his insights into what to look for in a block of land, a home to be renovated, and a newly renovated home.**Chapters**00:00 - About Adam04:05 - Buying established property09:40 - Land assessment and building strategies15:43 - Renovation vs rebuilding17:46 - Expected costs19:10 - Building process costs21:02 - Choosing the right builder - custom V volume builders

Whether you're thinking about purchasing a property, or ready to make an offer, you need a team of professionals to help you through the buying process.We break down what professionals you need, when you need to engage them, and what you can do yourself.

Buyer's advocate and vendor advocate Chris Guest shares his valuable insights into the different property purchasing methods he uses for clients - expressions of interest, auctions, off-market, and private sales - while explaining his strategies for each approach. Chris emphasises the importance of removing emotion from property purchases, setting clear budget limitations, and making data-driven decisions to ensure clients get the best value. **Chapters**00:45 - Market Update and Q4 2024 and Q1 2025 activity05:19 - Expressions of Interest Explained08:21 - Auction Strategy Breakdown12:37 - The Truth About Off-Market Properties18:09 - Why Private Sales Give You More Control19:28 - Melbourne Market Predictions

Confused about how much you really need to save for your first home? Let's make it simple, by breaking down the different government schemes, like the First Home Owner Grant, and the Super Saver Scheme, and how they vary state to statWhether you're actively house hunting or just beginning to consider home ownership, this episode is your financial blueprint to your finance options and understanding what's truly possible in today's market. For more financing options contact Mitch at Ynance.

The pressure to find your first home, and the 'right' property to avoid having buyers regret can be overwhelming during your property search.Amy Lunardi shares her insights and foolproof techniques to identifying and finding your perfect property. With over 12 years in the property industry, Amy started in leasing before transitioning into advocacy, she now runs her own business and has helped hundreds of home buyers find their perfect home, and will help you do the same. Work with Amy: https://amylunardi.com.au/Amy's First Home Buyers Guidebook: https://amylunardi.com.au/course**Chapters:**00:00 - Introduction to Amy Lunardi03:17 - The first-step for first home buyers and commons mistakes05:39 - Amy's "homework" strategy for property hunting and being proactive in the market13:50 - Different purchasing methods: off-market, private sales, auctions and auction tactics21:35 - How to handle disappointment after missing out at auction21:58 - Apartments vs. houses: which is right for you?24:16 - Final advice for first-time buyers

Welcome to "Should've Bought That," where we dive deep into the world of property buying with industry experts. In this episode, we speak with Lisa, a real estate advocate who brings authenticity, heart and a unique approach to property buying and selling. After leaving the real estate industry and spending years in personal development and coaching, Lisa returned with a mission to transform how real estate services are delivered.Chapters0:00 Introduction and Lisa's Early Real Estate Journey6:00 Returning to Real Estate with a New Purpose9:00 The Midas Touch Model of Property Advocacy12:00 Market Insights for Buyers and Investors17:00 Finding the Right Home Beyond Transactions22:00 Advice for First-Time Buyers and Investors26:00 How separation led to this career path

Welcome to "Should've Bought That," where we dive deep into the world of property buying with industry experts. Introducing Jordyn, an aspiring first home buyer in bayside Melbourne. Jordyn shares her journey of first-time home buying with 'tradie partner' Jez. Growing up in a real estate family, Jordyn brings unique insights into her upbringing around property. Watch as she discusses their recent house hunting experience, including a heartbreaking near-miss on their dream beachside property, managing different approaches to property buying with her partner; and the realities of saving for a deposit. Chapters 00:00 - Introduction & Real Estate Background 00:41 - Growing Up in Bayside 01:38 - Childhood Property Experience 02:48 - Mom's 10-Year Property Rule 04:04 - Starting the Home Buying Journey 05:08 - First Property Opportunity 05:57 - Understanding Purchasing Power 07:13 - Making Offers & Different Approaches 08:55 - The Pinterest Board Dream 10:02 - Negotiation Process 12:59 - Dealing with Loss 14:43 - Reality of House Hunting 16:31 - Different Perspectives on Location 19:28 - Saving Strategy 21:37 - Financial Check-ins 23:57 - Friends & Property Talk 25:44 - Property Update & Conclusion

Welcome to "Should've Bought That," where we dive deep into the world of property buying with industry experts. Introducing Chris Guest, a buyer's advocate and vendor advocate based in Melbourne. Chris shares his insights on the Melbourne property market, discusses strategies for first-time buyers, and offers advice on navigating auctions. He also delves into his personal property journey and provides valuable tips for both buyers and sellers in the current market. Chapters 00:00:00 - Introduction and Guest Introduction 00:00:43 - Chris's Background in Real Estate 00:02:07 - Chris's First Property Purchase 00:03:59 - Transitioning from Real Estate Agent to Buyer's Advocate 00:06:24 - Advice for First-Time Buyers 00:08:52 - Chris's Personal Property Journey 00:11:54 - Current Melbourne Property Market Insights 00:15:14 - Spring Property Market Expectations 00:17:34 - Vendor Advocacy Explained 00:20:38 - School Zones and Property Buying 00:23:58 - Investment Areas in Melbourne 00:25:58 - Missed Property Opportunities 00:27:59 - Client Stories and Lessons Learned 00:29:36 - Key Advice for First-Time Buyers 00:30:11 - Advice for Property Sellers 00:31:05 - Conclusion and Sign-off

Join us as we dive into the property investment journey of Josh, a financial advisor who shares his experiences and insights on buying, managing, and growing a property portfolio. From his first purchase in 2008 to navigating the challenges of Airbnb management, Josh offers valuable tips for both novice and experienced investors. He discusses the importance of land value, location, and timing in property investment, as well as the challenges and rewards of running an Airbnb from afar. Whether you're a first-time buyer or a seasoned investor, this conversation offers valuable insights into the Australian property market and strategies for long-term success. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and share your thoughts in the comments below! Chapters 0:00 - Introduction 0:25 - Josh's first property purchase 3:20 - Lessons learned from the first investment 5:47 - Second property purchase and family considerations 10:05 - Moving to Merimbula and regional property investment 15:22 - Airbnb management challenges and insights 20:27 - Returning to Melbourne and finding the perfect family home 25:54 - Navigating the COVID-19 property market30:33 - The importance of location and amenities in property investment 35:33 - Financial planning and property investment strategies 38:13 - Missed opportunities and regrets in property investment 42:27 - Final thoughts on property investment and leveraging debt

Welcome to "Should've Bought That", where we dive deep into the world of property buying with industry experts. In this episode five, we chat with Matt Skehan, a seasoned investor turned Melbourne-based Buyer's Agent. Matt will explains his Buyer's Decision Quadrant and how it helps people navigate the property purchase process. Matt also shares valuable insights on the current state of the Greater Melbourne property market, the role of a buyer's agent, and his proven framework to help buyers make informed decisions. 0:00 - Introduction 0:25 - The Current Market Conditions 0:42 - What is a Buyer's Agent? 1:46 - The Buyer's Agent Process 3:28 - The Benefits of Using a Buyer's Agent 4:10 - Investing in Geelong 6:19 - Advice for First-Time Buyers 7:40 - Advice for Investors in the Current Market 9:58 - Matt's Own Property Journey 13:18 - Top Tips for First-Time Buyers 15:15 - Advice for Investors Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more real estate investing content! Reach out to Mitch: 0411235798 [email protected]

Welcome to "Should've Bought That," where we dive deep into the world of property buying with industry experts. In episode 4, join us for an insightful conversation with a seasoned property investor Al, as he shares his journey from his first home purchase in Sydney to building a diverse portfolio across Australia. Learn valuable lessons about location selection, risk management, and long-term investment strategies. Whether you're a first-time buyer or looking to expand your property holdings, this episode offers practical advice and real-world experiences to guide your investment decisions. Chapters 00:00 - Introduction 00:26 - First Property Purchase in Maroubra 03:48 - Growing Up in Bondi and Location Importance 06:49 - Advice for First-Time Property Buyers 08:10 - Second Property: Studio Apartment in Bronte 10:39 - Expanding to Queensland: Morayfield Investment 13:43 - Scaling the Portfolio and Investment Strategy 15:28 - Expat Investing from China 18:54 - Risk Management in Property Investing 21:46 - Returning to Australia and Lifestyle Changes 23:44 - Choosing a Family Home in Melbourne 25:19 - Industry Diversification in Property Markets 27:02 - Advice for New Investors and Portfolio Growth 28:25 - Conclusion Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more real estate investing content! Reach out to Mitch: 0411235798 [email protected]

Welcome to "Should've Bought That," where we dive deep into the world of property buying with industry experts. In episode 3, Bevan shares his incredible journey of building a property portfolio from scratch, overcoming financial setbacks, and learning from his experiences in property investment and business ventures. Tune in to hear his inspiring story and valuable insights. **Chapters:** 00:00 - Introduction 00:26 - Bevan's Property Journey Begins 01:21 - Financial Challenges and the GFC 01:43 - Building a Property in Wellington 02:28 - Internet Business and the Tech Boom 03:34 - Early Life Challenges and Lessons 04:42 - Moving to Australia 06:05 - Starting Fresh in Melbourne 07:07 - Transition to Building Websites 08:54 - Financial Struggles and Personal Training 10:08 - Saving for the First Property 11:34 - First Home Purchase in 2012 12:33 - Trust Issues and Financial Advice 13:35 - The First Property Purchase Experience 14:19 - Auction Insights and Property Market 15:24 - Joining the Property Club 16:05 - Choosing a Buyer's Advocate 17:37 - Investment in Brisbane 18:54 - Long-term Strategy and Investment Lessons 19:52 - Melbourne Property Market Growth 20:38 - Focus on Cash Flow and Future Plans 21:12 - Property Appreciation and Covid-19 Impact 22:20 - Self-Education and Market Research 23:16 - Adjusting Rent Post-Covid 24:22 - Landscaping and Personal Enjoyment 25:12 - Incorporating Personal Health into Property 26:10 - Diversifying into Bitcoin and Crypto 27:00 - Exploring Special Disability Accommodation (SDA) Investments 28:10 - Demand and Risk in SDA Market 29:00 - SDA Demand Mapping and Participant Needs 30:00 - Advice on Long-term Property Investment 31:00 - Overcoming Setbacks and Wealth Building

Welcome to "Should've Bought That," where we dive deep into the world of property buying with industry experts. In Episode 2, we chat with Jess Fantone, a valued customer of Ynance brokerage - and a first-time buyer! We delve into her inspiring property story from start to finish. From her initial thoughts on entering the market to finding the perfect home, Jess shares her journey, challenges, and triumphs in the world of real estate. Tune in to gain insights and tips for your own property endeavours. If you’d like help with buying your first home, get in touch with Mitch from Ynance: https://ynance.com.au/ **Chapters:** 00:00 - Introduction and Welcome 01:00 - Starting the Property Journey 02:50 - First Steps and Initial Research 04:30 - Financial Planning and Budgeting 06:10 - Working with a Buyer's Advocate 08:00 - The Search and Offers Process 11:30 - Near Misses and Learning Experiences 14:20 - Finding the Right Property 16:00 - Finalizing the Purchase 17:30 - Tips for First-Time Buyers

Welcome to "Should've Bought That," where we dive deep into the world of property buying with industry experts. In Episode 1, we chat with Sam Spernat from Rodney Samuels Consulting. Sam, one of Melbourne's pioneering buyer's agents, shares his insights on commercial property, the emotional side of buying, and strategic planning for property purchases. Join us for an engaging discussion filled with valuable tips and fascinating stories. **Chapters:** 00:00:00 - Introduction   00:00:28 - Welcome Sam Spernat   00:01:07 - Sam's Background in Property   00:02:14 - Transition from Accounting to Real Estate   00:03:17 - Qualifications for Real Estate Agents   00:04:17 - Importance of Client-Adviser Relationship   00:05:03 - Maintaining Client Connections   00:05:56 - Cost of Property Advice   00:07:15 - Emotional Decisions in Property Buying   00:08:20 - Unique Client Briefs   00:09:08 - Value vs. Cost in Property   00:10:28 - Importance of Research in Property Buying   00:12:12 - Advice for First-Time Home Buyers   00:13:04 - Planning for Future Property Needs   00:14:15 - Impact of Economic Downturns on Property   00:15:17 - Risks of Forced Property Sales   00:16:26 - Backup Plans in Property Investments   00:17:34 - Measuring Agent Performance   00:19:15 - Government Policies and Property Market   00:20:21 - Recommendations for Government Policy Changes 00:20:44 - Changing Rules and Negative Gearing  00:21:30 - Losses in Different Investments  00:22:10 - Victorian Government's Impact on Landlords  00:23:00 - Commercial Property Investment  00:25:08 - Importance of Communication in Real Estate  00:28:11 - Regrets and Decision Making in Property Investment  00:30:22 - Adapting Properties for Future Needs  00:33:30 - Emotional Connection to Property  00:35:56 - Cars and Property: Tangible Assets 00:36:10 - Conclusion If you’d like help with buying property, wherever you are on your journey, get in touch with Mitch from Ynance: https://ynance.com.au/ [email protected]