Liberty Blue Education - Property Education

Real life boom and bust property Market cycle

Expensive Homes Are Falling In Value!

Debt on appreciating assets is a wealth cheat code most people don't understand.

You borrow in today's money and pay it back with tomorrow's money. Inflation shrinks your debt while lifting the price of the house sitting behind it.

Inflation is the borrower's friend and the saver's enemy. Money in the bank is going backwards. Good debt on appreciating assets is quietly making you rich.

So why are we still being told to save our way to wealth?

Australia's productivity is as bad as it was during COVID, and it tells me exactly where I'd put my money right now.

Over the past year we worked more hours and produced the same output. Logically, wages can't keep rising without productivity growth.

In my view, that's why small businesses are going under and why costs for us as consumers are through the roof.

So if wages can't rise and businesses are folding... where does the money actually flow next?

Brisbane market is on fire!!

Do you think Brisbane is good investment?

Red hotspot assets in Brisbane!!!

Let me know if you’ve been looking at any hotspots

The media wants you to believe the Aussie property market is falling. It's not.

Look at the actual map. Perth, Adelaide, Brisbane and Darwin are all still climbing, with a wall of regional and mining town markets right behind them.

The money hasn't disappeared. It's just left the two expensive cities and gone where you actually get value.

So is the market really falling, or has it just moved on without Sydney and Melbourne?

Here's why I wouldn't build a granny flat as a regular property investor.

The big issue is capital. Banks won't fund the build for you, so it's all on you.

You've already put down a 20% deposit plus stamp duty on the property. Then a granny flat on top of that is another $200-300k that you have to come up with in cash.

That's serious money out of pocket before you see a single dollar of return.

So are granny flats really the smart yield play everyone hypes them up to be?