Why this property master didnt take the jump
Investor Grant Iverson comes into the show to talk about his journey in property investment, why he invested two years and $100,000 in educating himself about investing and the market and another two years looking for the perfect property.
Host Phil and investor and ex-hospitality worker Grant also discuss why he didn't take the jump early on, the eye opener which forced the change of his career to become a property investor as well as his ideal goals for the future.
Grant also reveals the challenges he faced along the way, including facing banks and his 12-month unemployment period and how he and his partner overcame these obstacles.
You will also find out why you should use a buyers agent, the impact of knowing the importance of growth and how to decide on a property.
SUBURBS MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE:
Sydney
Melbourne
Brisbane
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