
Leverage is the double edged sword that can make you tremendously wealthy or else eat all your profits away. By understanding leverage and how to utilize it, you can use it in a way to build your portfolio using little of your own money and become wealthy in the process.
We dive into the history of how our currency system came about and how money actually works today (hint - it is not how you think it works)
Is debt good or bad? It is neither, but more how you use debt that makes it good or bad, lets explore how you can make the right choices in order to use debt to your advantage.
Not everything fits into a category, this lecture is on the odd bits and pieces that you need to know about the fundamentals of finance.
What is a mortgage and how does it affect you?
What will the bank be looking for from me when it comes to applying for a mortgage?
The bank works out the costs of holding property a little bit different to how you might, therefore changing your serviceability on the property and sometimes even making you fail your finance. In this lecture we cover why this happens and show you how extreme the numbers can be.
There are many different types of mortgages all with different characteristics. Which is the right mortgage for you?
As with any banking product mortgages come with a huge range of fees and charges, here are the most common that you need to be aware of.
Interest is going to be your biggest expense when it comes to building a portfolio. It is important you understand it fully
What options do you have if the bank declines your application?
As we wind up the mortgage section we head into the non bank lending section. This is your chance for me to clear up any questions or misunderstandings you may have.
What exactly do I mean with the term 'non bank lender''?
Finance companies, Money Partners, JV partners... just what does this even mean?
How do you find non bank lenders?
Many people get confused between the terms "joint venture partner" and "money partner" it is extremely important you understand the different between them, and in which circumstances you might use one or the other.
Options are a way to do no money/little money down deals. They are non obligatory and used in the right way can make a lot of money.
Also known as a rent to buy
The lay-by of property
A vendors mortgage
Selling the contract to your property
My favourite strategy - sell it before you have even bought it.
Getting access before you have even bought the property
Renting out additional rooms in your house where the sum of all the rooms add up to more than the entire house lease
Using other peoples assets to make profit for yourself
Make use of the sharing economy and rent out spare rooms/apartments on Airbnb
2 halves can make a whole when you join them together in a JV
Use someone else's property as security to get a 100% mortgage from the bank
Use multiple lending sources in order to 100% finance the property
Sneak peek into my next course (which I'll be launching shortly)
Your property investing strategy is only as good as your finance strategy
Whether you can get traditional bank finance or not, this course is going to help you. It will expand your knowledge of how our monetary systems actually work and how you can take ADVANTAGE of that.
You will learn what other options you have, should the bank say no. Not to mention at least 13 different strategies that require little to NO MONEY DOWN and can still create serious cash flow, profit and equity.