Welcome to Property Investor Tales, Stories From The Front Yard, where I talk to property investors from around Australia about their investing journey. My name is Tabitha Bright and I’m head of Coaching and Advising here at Positive Real Estate, where we help people build wealth through property.
Today’s guest is Stefanie Palazzolo, part of our team here at positive real estate, and she and I discuss doing due diligence on developers. So you know your product super important, how to safely buy off the plan and why body corporate is actually a really important vehicle to add value to your asset. So enjoy this conversation with Steph and I.
Highlight clip – ( 28:14 – 28:36) you know I Think….
Summary
In this conversation, Tabitha and Stephanie discuss the importance of having a quality team when investing in property. They highlight the role of property consultants/strategists in finding properties that align with clients’ strategies. They also emphasise the significance of working with reputable developers who deliver quality projects. The conversation touches on the misconceptions about apartments and the importance of a well-managed owners corporation. They share stories that illustrate the impact of a good team and the consequences of poor management. The key takeaway is to surround yourself with a knowledgeable and experienced team when investing in property.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Stephanie and the Property Strategist Team
03:48 Dispelling Misconceptions about Apartments
07:09 The Importance of Working with Reputable Developers
11:21 The Role of a Well-Managed Owners Corporation
15:22 The Impact of a Quality Team on Property Investing
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