- 8 July 2017
APRA Crushing Supply
APRA is causing a "banana" SHORTAGE. YOU know this but the media and the herd DO NOT. How do you make money? Ask your Property Mentor.
We know property cycles... APRA/RBA/Treasurer DO NOT!
We can show YOU how to win... APRA/RBA/Treasurer CANNOT!
APRA/RBA promised MORE private housing construction would replace their restrictions on dwelling funding. Another failed prediction. We pointed this out at the time and many times since.
APRA enough! EASE the SQUEEZE! Mr Treasurer where are you??
Beware 457 Visa Tenants
They know in advance their departure date. Most will not return. This leaves a potential risk for non payment of final rent and leaving your property damaged. Our Mentors know how to protect our investors but most investors out there are unaware of the Club and are falling into this trap. There is a greater need for more scrupulous monitoring of 457 tenants by letting agents. My thanks go to a reader for this information. If you have any thoughts please contact the Club!
Kevin Young
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