Mohamed Radwan

Um, I'm an accountant and, uh, I, I kind of have a division in my firm that, uh, specialize in advising, uh, investment property owners on their tax consequence of buying and selling a property.

Um, so I deal with lots of property investors and I felt I always advise them about the tax side of property, but I never actually had my own feeling of buying a property.

And I can see lots of clients done well of buying properties.

Myself, I've been so busy focusing on the business and so busy with life and family that I never had the time to actually start looking at investing.

And yeah, that's how it started.

I just started looking at clients and I decided, oh, if I'm advising all these investment property owners on tax side of buying a property, then I need to have a property myself.

I need to start pushing myself into the investment property game, I guess.

I have to get in before I miss out.

Yep, exactly.

Especially being an accountant, we tend to be very conservative people.

We calculate everything.

We try not to take too much risk.

We are an accountant.

That's the reality.

So seeing all these clients, how they've done well out of properties, how they've been really adding all the numbers.

And as I said, I get the education out of clients, which is true.

Obviously, when you jump into investment, you have to work within a budget.

And this budget normally is based on how much you can borrow.

That's sometimes the case, especially when you're a first-time investor.

You don't really have too much knowledge.