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The Smart Property Investment Podcast Network brings together the best of Australian property investment talent within one dedicated platform – delivering investors unparalleled insights to help them create greater wealth through property. Lead by top business podcaster Phillip Tarrant from www.smartpropertyinvestment.com.au, the Smart Property Investment Podcast Network includes a number of focused programs, including: The Smart Property Investment Show, Portfolio Update, Investing Insights with Right Property Group, and more! Join the more than 100,000 listeners every month who tune in to The Smart Property Investment Podcast Network. Join the community, get involved and take action to realise your property investment ambitions. Subscribe today and receive each new podcast direct to your podcast player. For further information visit www.smartpropertyinvestment.com.au or email editor@smartpropertyinvestment.com.au.
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THE PROPERTY NERDS: 95% with no LMI?!
In this episode of The Property Nerds podcast, Arjun Paliwal from InvestorKit and Jack Fouracre from Fouracre Financial unpack the role of lenders mortgage insurance (LMI) in Australian property investment and how buyers can use it strategically. While LMI protects lenders and is usually required fo
PROPERTY INVESTING INSIGHTS WITH RIGHT PROPERTY GROUP: How to build a property portfolio that survives any rate hike
In this episode of Property Investing Insights with Right Property Group, Victor and Reshmi Kumar join Phil Tarrant to share how investors can navigate Australia's shifting interest rate landscape. The trio start by discussing the shift into a rising-rate environment, noting that while rate increase
Property market shift: How 95% loans can change the game
In this episode of The Smart Property Investment Show, host Phil Tarrant speaks with Eva Loisance, principal at Finni Mortgages, about the pivotal role finance plays in property investment. They explore the resurgence of 95 per cent lending, highlighting how major banks like Westpac are reintroducin