Craig

And Rich, a few weeks ago, you gave us a really good breakdown on the team that you need to help secure a property.

And I thought it's probably a really good idea just to go through some of those absolute essentials that you need on your team.

Good on you, Rich Harvey.

I know that today is going to be extremely difficult for you back into the work of it all, but it is a Friday, so you've got the weekend to look forward to.

And welcome to another episode of The Real Estate Podcast available on iHeartRadio every morning, also on Spotify and Apple and wherever you get your podcasts from.

Well, welcome along to a Tuesday morning, the 19th of July for 2022.

And coming up, we're talking GST.

When do you have to pay it on property?

It's a good question.

Sam Saad is back and he's going to be offering up some helpful tips.

Talking of options,

offerings, an opinion piece.

This was written by Alice Stoltz a few days ago.

This is Australia.

Are we not better than this?

Alice writes, encouraging first home buyers to think outside the box when it comes to investing in real estate.

She says, look at the bridesmaids suburbs, those areas that sit snugly to where you want to live.

Alice writes, we've suggested people weigh up the idea of rent vesting in a bid to get into the market and goes on to say we've suggested quashing the idea that your home has to be on a quarter acre block and that vertical living can be a brilliant alternative.

and that there are incentives currently on offer.

A smorgasbord of everything from first home guarantee to the home guarantee scheme to support single parent families, the downsizer super contribution scheme, and then there's the news in June that New South Wales is looking to follow Canberra's lead with a plan to begin to reform stamp duty in the state.