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September 6, 2016

Get Down Low and Go, Go, Go…

Now, more than ever, it is important to make sure you have the best interest rate on your loan. The simple reason is that after the last rate cut, all the lenders reduced their rates by varying amounts. It’s a minefield out there, as rates are reflective of whether you […]
August 23, 2016

Bargain Hunting

To save the deposit for my first property when I was 19 (22 years ago), I bought second hand cars and sold them for a profit. I owned 14 cars before I left High School. The one lesson this taught me was to negotiate hard, because the money you make, […]
August 9, 2016

How to take a simple plan and stuff it up!

New, as of this financial year, is the Super Stream payment system for employers to pay employees superannuation. The reason it has been introduced is so that there are now measureable ways to ensure employers are paying their employees superannuation the correct amount, and on time. Now, I get the […]
July 26, 2016

The Downside to Capital Growth

Huh, downside? Yes, there is actually a downside to a location performing… the downside being that you tend to see rents flatten out. Let me explain how the cycle works: When a market has peaked and buyers start to disappear, land developers and high rise unit developers tend to stop […]
July 19, 2016

House of E-Cards

When I last visited the USA for work, I took advantage of the new Qantas leg from Sydney to San Francisco. Wow, hasn’t the city changed in the 20 years since I was last there. I guess that could be valid for most cities too after 20 years, but this […]
June 27, 2016

Millennials Part II – Affordability isn’t the argument!

Millennials – Part II – Affordability isn’t the argument! Wow, what a response to part I of this Blog. We have had so many comments on our website and the comment threads on our Facebook page were literally hundreds long. The overall response was that you agreed with my sentiments. […]
June 21, 2016

Knee Capped

The new legislation being introduced into Superannuation is nothing short of ridiculous. Not only will this new legislation affect the small percentage who earn higher incomes but it can also affect property investors with a portfolio. Make sure you read this Blog! If you think the new superannuation laws wont […]
June 6, 2016

Australia’s decreasing yields

The downside to achieving great capital growth on the property portfolio is the decrease in rental yields to follow. This occurs generally for three reasons: supply of new housing that developers build in the way of H&L packages, units, townhouses and duplexes an influx of investors buying up big to […]
May 17, 2016

Owning a home is a privilege, not a right!

All I hear about lately, is how the first home buyers in Australia cannot afford to buy their first home due to house prices being unaffordable. I have to say, I am sick of all the whining. This sense of self-entitlement is simply sickening. Apparently, things are so much tougher […]
April 29, 2016

Think about the mere fundamentals of buying a property…

You are buying a property that you want and that somebody else does not. Now, there is a reason that they do not want it. And there is a reason you want to buy it. Your reason for purchasing is generally to create wealth. Essentially, you are banking on the […]

The Story of Todd


 


Todd Hunter began investing in property in 2002. As a mortgage broker and buyers agent, he amassed a portfolio of 50 properties by the age 31.


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