In this video, Senior Mortgage Broker and refinance expert Brad Tefft walks through the questions that a lot of homeowners and property investors are asking themselves right now; is there merit to refinancing now when rates are higher, or when they are expected to fall? The answer is actually surprising and it all comes back to something we like to call ‘Equity Lock’. What is that? Let’s Wealth Coffee Chat!

While it might be easy to just grab the first applicant you come across, in this video Cass Sjostedt from R&W Plus shows us exactly why doing due diligence is incredibly important for property owners, and why some simple admin can lead to great outcomes and awesome communication between owners and tenants. It all starts with the 4 pillars of great property management; what are they? Let’s Wealth Coffee Chat!

While there’s a lot of fear-mongering around the health of the Australian property market, some of those short-term concerns are actually opportunities to be taken advantage of. In this video Jason Whitton from Positive Real Estate walks us through the differences between ‘For Now’ market conditions and ‘Forever’ market conditions; do you know the difference? (The Difference Between “Forever and For Now”) Let’s Wealth Coffee Chat!

Why does each bank in Australia look at you differently? In this video Positive Money Senior Mortgage Broker Brad Tefft walks us through the specific reasons why banks differ their lending policies, and what you can do to make sure you always find the finance you need that is unique to you and your situation. How? Let’s Wealth Coffee Chat!

Right now in Australia, there is a lot of fiction being created around the state of the property market and the uncertainty that thrives within it. In this video, Jason Whitton attempts to separate fact from fiction and demonstrate that right now is actually an incredible time for property investors to join the market and buy property. Smart investors are paying attention to Australia’s historic vacancy rate, they’re watching Australia’s population rise and they’re strategising about how to deal with the projected buying frenzy once interest rates drop