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What is the focus of The Real Estate Podcast?
The Real Estate Podcast sounds like this. And when you ask people what they want, sometimes that's really an open-ended question because you're actually making somebody stop and think, what is it that you really want? Warren Buffett said something like, if you're investing is exciting, you're doing it wrong. well, what is it what people want? They actually just want to have the time to do what they want with who they want, when they want.
What do people really want from property investing?
And property investing, if you get a number of properties set up right that are just working for you, going up in value, looking after themselves, And, you know, there might be a bit of money you have to put in each year until they get, you know, neutrally geared or whatever. But, you know, if you set it up right, you can just get on with life. And that's my intent for everyone is so that they can just, you know, park those investments, they grow, look after themselves while they get on with life. I don't think this should be, you know, something that makes people wake up at 2 o'clock in the morning and go, oh, my gosh, you know, are they changing the oil in the lounge room? We connect you to the best real estate information across Australia.
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