In this episode, we discuss whether Dunedin is a good place to invest (right now). This includes a deep dive into the latest data for this student city, and a discussion about which parts of Dunedin could be good for investing. Of course, Dunedin has a lot of young students, which presents its own set of risks. So we talk through how you can handle some of those risks. Ultimately, this will help you decide whether investing in Dunedin is the right fit for you and your portfolio (or not).

In this episode, we compare progressive payments vs turnkey properties. We go through TradeMe to look at the hidden costs of purchasing a progressive payments build and how Kiwi property investors can tell the difference. This analysis shows that a 'seemingly' cheaper property can be more expensive simply because of the hidden costs not disclosed on TradeMe. Ultimately this helps you become a better property investor because you'll know what to look for when evaluating an investment property.

In this episode, we discuss the Reserve Bank's most recent increase in the OCR and how this will impact mortgage interest rates. We analyse the Reserve Bank's press conference and examine how house prices might change based on the bank's analysis. This provides clues about where the OCR may go and how it could impact your property investment strategy.

In this episode, we discuss how couples can get on the same page when it comes to property investment. No, that doesn't mean that one partner convinces the other that they should invest in property ... it's about deciding whether property investment is the right fit for you and your relationship. We go through why couples get into conflict when it comes to property and the 4 ways you can get on the same page. Ultimately this allows you to move forward together as a couple.

In this episode, we discuss how one leaky homeowner won over half a million dollars from her former building inspector. This homeowner thought she was doing the right thing. She was given a building report from the real estate agent and even called the building inspector to make sure the home wasn't leaky. When she moved in, she quickly realised ... it was. She took the building inspector to court and won! The most interesting part – she wasn't even the building inspector's client. She didn't pay them a cent. This is a fascinating case study as it turns some of our traditional advice on its head. This is a must-listen for first-home buyers, homeowners and property investors. Through this, you'll learn whether you need to hire a building inspection company (or whether you can now rely on one given by a real estate agent). You'll also learn what you need to look out for when buying existing properties.