Aug 28, 2019
Property investment is risky. But the risk isn’t what you think.
It’s not what most investors consider when they get involved in property investing.
What most people think about risk is wrong, and what most people are being taught about risk is wrong.
I’m going to share with you some ideas that will make you a better, safer investor when you understand where the risk really lies.
Then I’m going to have a chat with Pete Wargent about three important considerations that will be affecting the value of property over the next decade – some things you may not have thought about.
In my mindset moment, I’m going to share a lesson that I learned from one of my mentors that changed my life.
Here’s where the real risk is in property investing
Primary factors that determine the degree of risk associated with investment:
3 important considerations for property in the next decade
In my chat with Pete Wargent we discuss:
The cost of land – Not all land is created equal, and you want to own the kind of land that is more valuable.
The cost of construction – Building costs increase because you need to use today’s materials, prices, and keep up with the costs of labor.
The cost of money – The cost of money isn’t going to get much cheaper over the next decade or two. You want to make sure that you make a return that beats inflation.
Links and Resources:
Metropole Property Strategists
Metropole’s Strategic Property Plan – to help both beginning and experienced investors
Some of our favourite quotes from the show:
“You, the investor, are the biggest risk, the biggest variable of all.” – Michael Yardney
“The first major lesson in life is to learn how to handle the winters.” –Michael Yardney
“The bottom line is, if you can change yourself, you can change your life.” –Michael Yardney
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