PATHWAY TO PROPERTY: Mastering due diligence – Street v asset-level insights for investors

In this episode, co-hosts Atlas Property Group director Lachlan Vidler and Luke Clifford discuss key aspects of due diligence in property investment, from both street and asset levels.

At the street level, the duo emphasises the importance of understanding housing commission concentrations, infrastructure impacts, and environmental overlays.

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For asset-level due diligence, they discuss key considerations such as tenant relationships, cash flow, development potential, and building inspections.

They also share the importance of accurate property valuations, highlighting how these factors affect investment success.

 

 

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