Continuous learning, disciplined spending, and willingness to take calculated risks are the keys to financial freedom - allowing investors to pursue their passions.

On this episode of The Pure Property Podcast, co-hosts Phil Tarrant and Paul Glossop sit down with William Leung who started investing to have the freedom to pursue his passions and spend time with loved ones – and how he invested to achieve this dream.

William, who is a former project manager in the construction industry, talks about the importance of “strategic patience” and the need for investors to understand that “true success” is a marathon, not a sprint.

Together, the trio discuss strategies around building a successful property portfolio through continuous learning, disciplined spending, the willingness to take calculated risks, and having a clear understanding of why you are investing in the first place.

On this episode of The Smart Property Investment Show, Liam Garman is joined by Simon Buckingham and Brendan Kelly from Results Mentoring to discuss how tailored property coaching is a critical step towards financial independence.

They begin the podcast unpacking how listeners can access critical market intelligence on Australia’s Hot Boom Suburbs, before looking at how investors can balance active and passive investment strategies.

Simon and Brendan then give the “formula for financial freedom”, and how investors can build bespoke investment blueprints.

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In this episode of The Smart Property Investment Show, Liam Garman and Juliet Helmke examine recent economic data and rental market reforms, and assess what impact they might have on the property market.

The pair delve into house price data from the Sydney and Melbourne markets, analysing whether the recent market trend will continue into 2025.

They then look at the impact of rental reforms in Victoria and NSW, and what they mean for tenants and landlords alike, before examining recent inflation and bond market data to examine clues on what interest rates will look like in the short to medium term.

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