Aus Property Professionals is one of Australia's leading buyer's agencies and company director Lloyd Edge has developed his own property portfolio which is now worth over $50 million, using a variety of strategies. As a result, we have been featured in the media across a number of platforms.
Starting an investment property portfolio from scratch can feel daunting, but with the right strategy, it can lead to long-term financial rewards.
Overcoming the first hurdle, Government grants can assist first home buyers purchase a property with as little as 5% deposit.
Twelve rate rises in 13 months, and another one widely tipped for November, have led to changes in the way investors calibrate their property portfolios.
Lloyd Edge, an investor with a multi-million dollar portfolio of houses across the country, expects interest rates to start dropping from the middle of next year.
Now that the real estate spring selling season is in ‘full bloom‘, you may have seen more stock hit the Australian property market; you are likely to see more auction campaigns and plenty of ‘open home’ signs around your neighbourhood.
When it comes to looking at a property’s market value, this can be difficult to determine as the value of property varies significantly across the country, across each state, and even in each town.
Australia’s current lack of housing supply has driven a property affordability crisis, with many property buyers struggling to secure a home. Therefore, it is no wonder that when buyers finally manage to purchase their first home, they want to keep a foothold on the property ladder.
Lloyd Edge from Aus Property Professionals joins John Stanley to discuss the way mortgage brokers can help in the property world.
The all-important 2023 spring selling season is set to determine the property market's short-term trajectory and 2024 prospects.
Despite the current economic conditions, we are still seeing property prices steadily rising. This makes it difficult for any property buyer, in particular first home buyers.
As quickly as the interest rates were rising, property buyers saw their borrowing capacity decline. In 2023, we have seen the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) raise the cash rate from 1.85% last August, to 4.10% as at July 2023 (just 12 months later). This is impacting both home buyers and investors who are seeking to purchase property in this tough climate.
With the Western Sydney Airport flight paths finally announced on 27 June, homeowners are scrambling to understand if their property will be directly impacted.
Nearly two thirds of investors fear the housing market will crash, according to a new survey. Here are six tax tips to make the most of your investment.
As of 1 July, the new NSW Labor policy for first home buyers will come into effect. This means that first home buyers looking to purchase a home will receive a full stamp duty concession on properties up to $800,000 and reduced stamp duty tax on properties up to $1 million.
Traveling the extra mile for clients while educating and guiding them throughout the whole process of buying property, Lloyd Edge has provided clients with exceptional services on every corner.
With the interest rates continuing to rise in 2023, is now still a good time to get into the market? What is rentvesting vs nestvesting?
With interest rates rising and property prices declining in Capital cities, yet rents rising, and the cost of living not slowing, Lloyd gives some insight into the current property markets.
Victoria's rapidly changing real estate market is leaving many unsure if they should, Buy, Sell or Hold onto their properties.
Love where you live, but can't afford to buy there? It's a conundrum for plenty of Australians, especially in desirable inner-city areas. One often-cited tactic though is rentvesting - i.e. investing in a property elsewhere so you can rent where you want.
- Study reveals most Aussies believe home ownership is 'out of reach' without help - Increasing interest rates are making it harder for first home buyers - Property expert Lloyd Edge believes home ownership is still possible for many - He recommends millennials implement one of four financial strategies
Lloyd joins Luke on the Night Shift to discuss Heritage listed properties and the Auction results from Saturday, 10th September across Australia.
For renters that are seemingly priced out of the property market, rent-vesting could be a way to get your foot on the ladder, as buyer's agent Lloyd Edge explains.
With the interest rates continuing to rise, Lloyd discusses how the most recent rate rise will impact home owners, and how the current climate can be an excellent opportunity to enter the property market.
The markets are rapidly changing, but it wont last forever, once interest rates stabilise, prices will skyrocket again, sooner or later.
Ever thought about investing in real estate but think you may have left your run too late? In this podcast, Serina chats with property investor and buyer's agent Lloyd Edge, who shares tips about getting started, forecasts for the market (and interest rates) and the importance of research. Lloyd started his professional life as a struggling muso.
Join Paul, as he interviews Lloyd about the recent interest rate rises, how that is impacting the markets and investors.
The markets are changing, join Peter & Lloyd as they discuss the current markets and buying conditions.
Tune in via the link below to watch Lloyds interview on The Morning Show.
- Aus Property Professionals' Lloyd Edge predicted 0.5 percent interest rate hike - Mr Edge says people should prepare for more 0.5 percent increases soon - He says a hard and fast approach to increases is needed to combat inflation
Tune in via the link below to hear Lloyds interview on Studio 10.
If you're considering buying an investment property and don't know a whole lot about the process, you probably have a few questions. So we've asked the experts to provide the answers to those most commonly asked.
A real estate expert who owns 18 investment properties has listed the possible advantages and disadvantages of dipping into your superannuation to help pay for a home deposit.
But buyer’s agent Lloyd Edge, founder and managing director of Aus Property Professionals and author of Buy Now, says that first home buyers run the risk of rushing into the housing market.
As we all know, last week, the RBA announced that interest rates would be official rising by 0.25 per cent, making the cash rate 0.35 per cent.
Owning your own home is still the great Australian dream. However, with house prices skyrocketing in most capital cities, it's no wonder many young families and first-home buyers increasingly feel like that dream is out of reach in 2022.
First-home buyers are being urged to snap up a property during the coming year as interest rate rises cause house prices to fall.
Lloyd Edge, Director of Aus Property Professionals and author of best-selling Positively Geared says, “A virtual auction essentially works the same way as traditional auctions, but they are conducted virtually. This means no crowds, so you will usually just see the auctioneer and the agent, in the agent’s office or at the property. Virtual auctions provide the safety and comfort of being able to bid from your own home, or anywhere you have access to a mobile device.”
What’s the cost of ignorance? In hyper-competitive seller’s markets, many property buyers end up buying anything they can get their hands on close to home, without having an investment plan and without understanding the risks, so to help you avoid these common property mistakes, Lloyd Edge from Aus Property Professionals concludes Part 2 of our special feature.
Join Stavros Ambatzidis (Company Director with O'Brien Real Estate) and Jane Nield for a fortnightly chat about real estate, the changing demands on real estate professionals and the challenges facing the industry. Our guest today is Lloyd Edge, Director of Aus Property Professionals. Lloyd is a Buyers Advocate, Property Strategist, author and podcaster.
Analysis of Federal Budget housing measures for single parents, first home buyers and older people thinking of selling the family home.
Property can almost be considered the ultimate risk-reward investment - for every success story and pathway to financial freedom, there is also a tale of catastrophic and costly failure. Lloyd shares some of the most common mistakes made by first-time investors.
With February 2021 proving to be one of the hottest months for buying property since 2020 with housing values rising in February 2021, Bay FM asks the tough questions to Lloyd Edge on how you can buy savvy in a seller’s market.
We can all agree 2020 is a year we are happy to leave behind due to Covid, as we all look forward to a much brighter 2021.
Talking to a man that has turned a very modest teacher's salary into a $12,000,000 positively geared property empire is not something most of us get the chance to do every day.
Lloyd Edge went from a heavily-mortgaged one-bedroom apartment to a multi-million dollar property portfolio in just 10 years, and all on a teacher's wage. Lloyd shares some simple tips on how to knock a few years off your mortgage payments.
There are plenty of opportunities in regional areas for anyone looking to buy an affordable entry level property. Property professional and buyer's agent Lloyd Edge shares his 'hot spots' with listeners today on The Chris Smith Show, explaining why these areas are affordable and ripe for future growth. Don't miss this insightful and educational interview!
“If you’re going to get advice or seek out a mentor, find people who have actually done what you're trying to do. If you’re the smartest person in the room, then you’re in the wrong room.”
Lloyd speaks with Louise Momber from 9 News to share his tips on how to pay down your mortgage debt quicker without even realising it, and how an investment property can actually help you achieve that even faster.
Lloyd Edge is a passionate property investor and licensed buyer's agent who has achieved financial independence through strategic property investing. He is the author of Positively Geared, a book in which he wrote about his journey from teacher to building up a multi-million dollar property portfolio and achieving financial independence while still on a teachers’ salary. He explains step by step how to set an effective investment strategy, how Australia is still the lucky country and that Australian’s can still get onto the property ladder with a minimal deposit and achieve their goals.
Dave Ferguson from The Bay Property Guide FM asks Lloyd to answer the Top 5 Most Googled Real Estate Questions! Lloyd also shares some tips on how you can get in to the property market yourself.
When it comes to property investing, experienced property investors are often looking for properties that provide more bang for their buck. But how can they do this? To put it simply, one way is to buy a property for less than it is worth on the market.
The buyer’s agent and author of Positively Geared, Lloyd Edge joins host Phil Tarrant to discuss the catalyst for beginning his investment journey, the resources he used to shape his property education, and the key difference between regional and mining towns. Lloyd outlines how his investment strategy has evolved over the last 18 years, why he now avoids investing in areas with single economic drivers, and his top tips for developing a cash flow positive portfolio.
Property investors who fail to attain the financial freedom they’re seeking through bricks and mortar purchases often make the same mistakes, a music teacher turned real estate mogul has revealed.
The global pandemic has shown that any Australian can find themselves financially vulnerable, suddenly, despite their job title, sector they operate within or their status. So, how do we future proof ourselves, so we are not reliant on our 9-5 jobs?
Investing in property can be daunting endeavour, especially if you’re heavily reliant on a salary. But with the right mindset and strategy, property investments can pave the way to financially secure future.
Serviceability is arguably the most important factor when building your investment portfolio because it can limit your ability to achieve your financial freedom goals, writes Lloyd Edge.
This week I’m talking to Lloyd Edge, Director of Aus Property Professionals and author of the book, Positively Geared. Lloyd now owns a multi-million dollar property portfolio and he hopes his new book will help others to create a prosperous future. During our thought provoking conversation Lloyd shares his unique insights on property investment success.
A former music teacher who bought his first property at 29 and has since built a $12million portfolio with 16 houses has shared exactly what he looks for when buying - and the biggest mistake people make with their investments.
If you are a typical employee who is reliant on a salary to make ends meet, how do you start investing in property? Your current nine-to-five salary could allow you to pursue an optimal investment path.
Finances are at the top of all of our minds right now! The coronavirus pandemic has sent a shockwave through the economy, something that hasn't been experienced for generations. With interest rates at the lowest level ever, it is the perfect opportunity to consider geting a leg up in the property market.
Landlords around the country were shocked when the federal government announced they could not evict tenants who had lost their job or income thanks to COVID-19 for not paying their rent. Tenants can’t just stop paying their rent without a good reason. They need to be able to prove they are suffering hardship.
A Sydneysider who bought his first property working as a freelance teacher and now has a $12 million real estate empire claims everyday Aussies are missing a big opportunity.
Lloyd started his investment journey on a teacher’s income and today owns a property portfolio worth over $12 million and now helps his clients achieve their own lifestyle goals through strategic property investing. Lloyd joins Kevin Turner from Real Estate Talk to share his diverse range of investment strategies.
Whether you’re a first home buyer, savvy investor or planning to upsize, downsize or invest, the COVID-19 coronavirus will have cast a grey cloud of uncertainty over those beautifully curated plans right now. So what should you do?
Everyone gets into property for a different reason but for many, particularly investors, it’s to build wealth to set themselves up financially so they can live a lifestyle of their own choosing which is not limited by working in a full-time job.
Learn from one of the leading property investment expert Lloyd Edge, who has built up a 16-property portfolio since his humble beginnings as a music teacher in Sydney. Lloyd's story is really one of 'if he can do it, then so can I'.
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