The Aussie residential property ponzi rolls on.

kzbin.info/www/bejne/iYaqeqiZZayUiZIsi=Mvugf_ohZjMid450 So Mum and Dad investors make up around 90% of the rental market. In 2016, there were roughly 90,000 rental properties available nationwide. In 2024, that number has shrunk to 36,500. All this in just 8 years! A concerning trend for the renter to say the least.

Australian homes are glorified fkn garden sheds made with cardboard, sold by sociopaths! I seriously doubt that.

Another great podcast. Thanks Michael. Melbourne's roi is the highest it's been in years. What happens when we have Interest rate relief is the big question.

Warren buffet does stocks not property...Trump was a better property investor one of the best..Yet you never mention him.

Warren Buffet didn't get rich by buying at the top.

he wouldn't. don't be ridiculous. he is a value investor and steers clear of speculative debt fuelled bubbles that rely on state intervention to keep them fully inflated such as the 50% discount on capital gain, negative gearing, immigration and low interest rates (another state run thing run by the RBA)

First again Micheal 👍😊

🎅 35 days left I hope the Elfs have been busy

Christmas is on the horizon again 🎅

Not sure gender parity is on the horizon here in the US... these are largely stereotypes. (I am a researcher on this subject and what they've presented here are a couple of well known theories but not given credit to the theorists: namely 1. Strauss & Howe and 2. Mannheim.

I can rent for significantly less than what the repayments would be. This is a shame because owning would provide security for my family and ensure our integration in the community. The only explanation of this low rental yield is policies that have incentivized such behaviour, greed and an assumption of capital growth. This is what is wrong with the system, not property investors per se. It is the huge cost of purchasing a home that is the issue.

Oh yes! Just look at the state of our housing industry! They’ve done wonders! In fact, some would say investors are Australias “special sauce”. We have the second most expensive property market in the world, this is not a good thing.

Overpriced property is the reason why first-home buyers are not in the market. Property investment is no longer attractive, especially in Victoria. Selling all my properties off, there are better investment options out there.

It's important to understand what makes Gen X tick - all our leading politicians and many leading business people are Gen X

Watch as I share some recent finding about why many renters are not ready to buy a house yet

I think that people aren't buying houses because they are too much, not because of various reasons.

Overpriced houses are not essential...Overpriced rents not essential. Mass migration not essential.

Bahahaha got here before the cock smoker…..sorry I mean Cookie Monster

Put Australia first and Australians first...Not migration and property first.

Who needs immigration when we have have generation a-z?

Great episode! Generation X often flies under the radar, but their influence is immense. They were the bridge between the analog and digital worlds, adapting to massive technological shifts while shaping modern workplace dynamics and culture. Often dubbed the 'forgotten generation,' their resilience and independence have laid the foundation for many societal changes we see today. It's about time we gave them the recognition they deserve! 👏

Freedom belongs to the brave. Not to little ''yes men'' bank loan weaklings.

Great so we can have a policy of just 1 investment property attracting business claims at ATO. Free up stock for other purposes.

Thank you . Very interesting topic.

Nice video.. September 2018 rocked my family with the hurricane Florence. To lives and properties displaced we gave $45k. We also gave in 2020 COVID year. The "Treasure Principle" by Randy Alcorn helped my giving reason why getting $105k in two months is just evident of God's blessings on my household. God never faltered on his written and spoken promises over my family.. All thanks to Mrs Kathy Lien

to purchase a Buckshe 3x2 , have 2 kids {dream on}, pay all the regular bills , fees and taxes the ave punter MUST nett $2000 a week and this income is based on Zero private school fees, Zero pay per event school activities, Zero holidays away from home, zero credit cards, zero car loans, zero surprise medical events, zero gym or sports memberships, zero hobbies, zero cable services, zero takeouts, smashing down the power bill to $5 per day, water down to 100 ltrs a day, hoping the car engine lasts another 100,000 kms or 5 yrs. In 60 yrs of funding myself, never seen hard times like today, so sad for a Nation with so much.

First Micheal 🍪

The Australian property market is cooked. I am currently reading a very good book about how not to get tied to one country and look elsewhere where there are much greater opportunities called Nomad Capitalist by Andrew Henderson. so rather than get sucked into this Ponzi scheme we have here in australia, we should be looking at Asia imho.

They will raise rates next meeting, inflation only fell because of government spending which means the rates are not working, if they drop rates inflation and housing will rise even more and the aus $ will drop even more, i think there plan was to bring in more people, raise house prices, once those new loans and hi house prices are purchased then they will raise rates to rug pull everyone, watch the house prices crash soon and everyone be in negative equity with the way houses are priced now its the same as toiler paper in covid

Always enjoyable

Investors should stop moaning and hike the rent. Oh wait. They already pulled that lever and now theres no more juice to squeeze. Well then stop whinging and sell you IP.

They will never stop that Tax

May we know what are the minimum standards now?

Once the money the government receives from landlord's starts to really dry's up, i am pretty sure the government will back off big time attacking the landlords. The pressure the government will also have to deal having to house all these people as not enough rentals around will have them changing their attitude pretty fast i feel. I feel landlords just have to deal with how we are treated at the moment from the government until the government wakes up and stops listening to all the rental activist and Greens party.

Overseas investors are lining up and the government are happy to let it happen. I know of Australians living in Qatar (but paying not a cent in Taxes in Australia) buying properties for themselves and others. Rich foreigners including Black. Ock and Van.yard buying too.

MICHAELS DELETING COMMENTS AGAIN GUYS!!!!!

Investors are the real problem with Australia property market . They have pushed house prices.its time the government deal with the main problem.

As a frustrated millenial Ill explain our sentiment. Property investors are not the problem per se, but investing in property should be about providing rental accomodation and recieving rent as payback. This is not the system we find ourselves in. Most if not all of the income an investor is looking for is in the form of capital gain. All of this is made possible by interest rates being below the real rate of inflation. 30 year mortgages should be reduced to max 15 years. Interest rates should be higher and minimum deposits should be 50% for investment properties and 20% for first buyers. Tax incentives should only apply for new supply. In other words blame easy credit, tax policy and migration for our issue.

Good legislation...seriously biased BS by property Ponzi clowns. Any Labor Housing Policy to assist 'new bank slaves' co own a home is a short term bandaid vote catching pitch that will add to House prices and just kick the can down the road. Then what..???? Next generations even further 'Locked Out' of of achieving a chance of attaining 'The great Australian Dream !!!!' Shameful con job by greedy,arrogant multiple homes owners!! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🏘🏘🏘🏘🏘🏘🏘🏘🏘🏘🏘🏘🏘🏘🏘 for ALL or we will all continue to SUFFER. 🏘🏘🏘🏘🏘🏘🏘🏘🏘🏘🏘🏘🏘🏘

Investors exiting Michael sounds perfect for our little bricklayer antagonist to enter 🤡 🎪 he’s finally gotta say good bye to the tent !

I love Nicola’s work. Very knowledgeable and a great advocate and ambassador for property owners/investors. Thanks for your education, training and experience Nicola.

I know it will please some of the naysayers who come to this channel that property investors are selling up. But please watch to find out why

Canada: Quebec 1800's farm succession to eldest son, the other siblings migrate to the city. These siblings become the working poor.

AHAHAHA LIESSSS AND MORE LIES!!!! Property prices have actually only continued to drop again!!! Dont listen too these two idiots!

Predicting inflation starting to rise again this quarter while leading indicators showing economy slowing (not to mention governm*nt figures pumped up for the election). Global economy very weak which affects US. Fed dropping rates 0.50 shows they're VERY worried about financial downturn/crisis. interest rates coming down are also an indication banks are LESS willing to loan money into existence. The question here is where is the inflation going to come from in the near term? Consumers are mostly tapped out which is 70% of US economy (consumption). Yes inflation very likely to return but not before it continues to come down... Inflation can be a concern, but remember, certain assets like stocks and Crypto’s acts as a hedge. Long & short-term trading is generally safer, allowing investors to weather market volatility. I have managed to grow a nest egg of around 3.2 B'tc to a decent 27B'tc in the space of a few months... I'm especially grateful to Seren Wintersun, whose deep expertise and traditional trading acumen have been invaluable in this challenging, ever-evolving financial landscape.

You can't be just sitting there talking about rates and monetary affairs..You can't even lay one brick..Atleast trump can serve fries..

If it's inflation because of tariffs will that still be positive news. I don't think so.

I think a more accurate analysis is based on rba sticking to their word: once they do cut rates it’ll be fast because they are 2 qtrs behind on decisions…. Unless a global event occurs etc

Got to give credit to Dr Wilson, while i dont agree with a lot of his opinions on property he has rightly stuck to his guns on no interest rate cuts for a couple of years now while the rest of the mainstream economists have predicted cuts around the corner so frequently. Imagine being wrong in any other profession for years, you'd be sacked.