“His one simple rule is I always remember when everyone else runs away from a fire… I run into it. That's when I buy property.”

The Good Builder Podcast · The Daily Dose #354 | Why Busy Builders Go Broke (And What the Best Builders Do Differently) | Mark Vasalo & Paul Hogan

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buys property whenever others are fleeing the market, treating the downturn as a ‘fire’ to run into

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“He runs a business helping people buy property ... encourages people to get into the market as investors”
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Said on The Fin
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“It may also mean buying an investment grade property in an established capital city market, while others are being distracted by the short-term headlines.”
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Michael Yardney
Property Investment & Wealth Creation Australia | The Michael Yardney Podcast ·
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“They recycled profits into buying other businesses in other industries, such as publishing and printing, the paper industry, then the first foray into sports...”
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Said on The Desert Island Investor
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“People in WA had no idea what property prices were in Sydney… I took as much advantage of it as I could, buying as fast as possible.”
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Todd Hunter
Australian Property Investor ·
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