Heres how I broke into Canberras market
Investor reveals how he entered into the country's capital and his plans for the future
Curtis Stewart chats to podcast host Phil Tarrant, exploring why he chose Canberra and how first home buyer incentives propelled him into the market quicker.
The 27-year-old reveals the process he took to start climbing the property ladder, as well as the different levels of assistance for first home buyers, and how it worked in his favour in buying his first property.
The Queensland born investor also discusses why took a gamble and purchased two blocks of land in two different developments.
You will also find out what to look for when investing in Canberra, the questions to ask when building a property and how his mortgage broker skills help fuel his investing.
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Melbourne
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Werribee
Geelong
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