- 15 November 2018
Your House is Your Castle!
Refinance your house and access the equity, then use this equity as your
deposit/funds to complete. Don't use your own house as 'security' for your
investments.
Don't have allegiances with Banks
Banks are there to make money, not look after your best interests. Whoever
offers the best package is the best bank/funder for you. And stay away from
that nasty thing called 'cross-collateralisation' - they are good for your
funder, not you!
Diversify
Different markets move at different times at different rates. As with
funders spread your risk.
Get Professional Help
Align yourself with those with experience and those that practice what they
preach. All our property mentors have experienced property investors with
large property portfolios. As a member of Property Club, you get your own
for free! Make sure you utilize them!
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