Property Now
I analysed 225,000 properties and stopped investing HERE
Andrew started investing in property in 2003 when he was 19 years old.
He went to the seminars.
Read the books. Learned the "rules" of property investing.
And over the last 21 years, he's discovered that a lot of those rules don't actually hold up.
In this episode of the Property Academy podcast, Ed and Andrew break down:
● Why "buy in the best area you can afford" often fails — and what the data actually shows
● The trap of buying a property for what you're "gunna" do to it someday (and why most investors never follow through)
● Why trying to time the market and buy at the bottom can actually cost you more
● How analysing 225,000+ properties changed Andrew's entire investment strategy
● And why some of the most successful property investors often do the least
This isn't about the conventional wisdom you hear at seminars. It's about what the data actually shows after 20 years of tracking every suburb in New Zealand.
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