How to get the most out of Investing in Property

Today, we have a special guest, Emily Wallace, a buyer's advocate from our own backyard of Tasmania -who is currently taking over Melbourne with a mission to empower first home buyers and family home upsizers. 

Purchasing property is a task that most would undertake a handful of times in their life. It is an extremely daunting situation for many and trying to understand the market can be overwhelming.

With a background in teaching, Emily’s primary focus is to ensure her clients are provided with the correct information and education through the buying journey. 

She believes all buyers should have the same level of representation as a vendor. As a Buyer's Advocate, Emily levels the playing field for buyers and represent them throughout the entire purchasing journey.

Her goal is to reduce the fear and anxiety of buying a property through education and trust. + Along with that Emily is co-host of her own Podcast, My Millennial Property Podcast.

This week the team Dive into the most sought-after features for Tasmanian homebuyers and renters, based on the latest PropTrack data.

What Trending Keywords in the Tasmanian Real Estate Market are you most surprised by?
Along with that, they cover off what goes and what stays when a property is sold through the lens on some interesting news of a 'unaustralian' reception to winning a 4.2million dollar home that was featured on a recent season of Channel 9's 'The Block'.

Curb Appeal: How to Make Your Home Stand Out 

This week on The Property Pod, our panel of experts share their top tips for improving the appearance of the front of your home. From landscaping to lighting, we cover everything you need to know to make a great first impression in the real estate market. Additionally, the team cover who their personality types match up with after completing some recent training on how it can help you better understand yourself and others. Don't miss this valuable episode that will help you enhance your knowledge and skills in the real estate market. 

This week the Property Pod team are joined by Drew Evans, Director of Caifu Property.  As an active property investor himself having built up a property portfolio valued at $25million over the last 10 years. He is passionate about helping his clients benefit from the same strategy that has fast-tracked his personal portfolio.

Listen in as Drew provides valuable advice on how to navigate the industry and achieve success. Whether you're a seasoned professional or just starting out, this episode is a great resource for anyone looking to enhance their knowledge and skills in the real estate market. Tune in now to learn from the best in the business!

Find out more about Drew and the Caifu Property Team here:

@caifuproperty
Caifu Property Facebook
www.caifuproperty.com.au

From fixed pricing to private treaties, the team this week will guide you through the latest trends and strategies for Spring in the Hobart real estate market. Whether you're a first-time buyer or a seasoned investor, The Property Pod has something for everyone. Tune in each week for valuable information and expert advice on all things real estate.

Looking to relocate and or invest in another part of our beautiful country? It can seem like quite a daunting task to go househunting out of your local area or in another state; This week on the Podcast the team answered a few questions on what to do when looking for property in another state.

1. Research the Area: Investigate the neighbourhood thoroughly. Consider factors like schools, amenities, and proximity to work.
2. Local Regulations: Understand the state-specific real estate regulations, taxes, and any unique considerations.
3. Local Real Estate Agents: Engage with local real estate agents who have a deep understanding of the area. They can provide valuable insights.
4. Zoom-Style Inspections: Yes, many real estate agents offer virtual inspections, including Zoom-style tours. You can ask your agent to arrange these.
5. Questions to Ask: During inspections, consider asking questions such as:
   • What is the crime rate in the area?
   • Are there any upcoming developments that might affect the property value?
   • What are the local schools' ratings?
   • How is the commute to essential places like work or grocery stores?

If you are on the hunt for your dream Tasmanian abode, but finding yourself lost in a maze of location choices? Or perhaps you’re a savvy investor in pursuit of the golden opportunity but can’t find the perfect address to turn your financial dreams into reality?

Listen along as we navigate some of the best-kept secrets of Tassie and explore where people have moved in and refuse to move out–which might help you decide on your current property venture or your next long-term residency.

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The episode discusses Tasmania's longest-held suburbs and why people choose to stay in these areas. Some of the suburbs with the highest average hold periods include West Moonah, New Town, Launceston, Moonah, and South Hobart. Factors such as desirable lifestyle, infrastructure improvements, family-friendliness, property value, affordability, and sentimental attachment contribute to residents' decision to stay. The limited supply of properties in these areas poses challenges for buyers.

Key Takeaways

• West Moonah, New Town, Launceston, Moonah, and South Hobart are some of Tasmania's longest-held suburbs.
• Desirable lifestyle, infrastructure improvements, and accessibility are factors that make these suburbs attractive.
• Family-friendliness with parks and proximity to water is important to residents.
• Property value appreciation and affordability influence residents' decision to stay.
• Older homeowners may hold onto their property as a store of wealth for their children.
• Limited supply of properties in these areas poses challenges for buyers.
• Being prepared to take calculated risks is crucial when opportunities arise in these tightly held suburbs.