PIT 73: Top Tips to Being a Property Investor

PIT EP 73 – Tab’s Top Tips to Being a Property Investor – Shot List

 

Welcome to property investor tales stories from the front yard, where I get to speak to property investors from around Australia about their investing journey. My name is Tabitha Bryant and I’m the head of coaching here at positive real estate where we help people build wealth through property. With over 8000 clients across Australia and New Zealand. There are some incredible stories to tell, which hopefully make your investing journey that little bit easier.

 

I’ve been coaching people on investment for the last 16 years. I’ve invested in property myself well over that. And I wanted to share some of the top tips that myself and the other coaches here at positive real estate have gleaned along the way about what makes a successful investor. So hopefully not to be missed conversation with myself if I can say that. Come and  learn all about the top tips to being a property investor. Enjoy

Summary

  • Introduction of the podcast. 0:00
  • The importance of emotional connection. 5:26
  • Do not chase cash flow. 12:35
  • Don’t try and time the market. 18:48
  • Don’t expect too much from your property. 23:02
  • Do something towards your goal of investing every day. 30:12

 

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I love hearing people’s property investor tales so if you’d like to share yours then please get in touch with me via email at  [email protected] 

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About the Author
A 13-Year Property Coach and strategist at Positive Real Estate, Tabitha is a licensed real estate agent in NSW and VIC, and has her Cert IV in both Property Services and Finance. She has personally coached over 600 Clients and her passion for education, property and client results focus everything she does at Positive Real Estate and we’re better for it.