“You would then be able to borrow up to 90% of that amount… you put no money down from your own cash, it would just be equity from one property into the next.”

Personal Finance with Ravi Sharma | Australian Finance & Property Podcast · First Crash, Then Boom? | Australian Property Price Predictions!

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What was described

Borrow up to 90% of equity increase from a property to fund the purchase of a new property with no cash down

Property bought for $700K, rises 20% to $840K, equity $140K, borrow $130K (≈90% of equity) to buy next $700K property, controlling $1.5M assets

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“I wouldn't use the funds to buy investment properties. I'd be using the funds to reduce my owner-occupied debt and then leveraging to buy investment properties.”
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“We've helped over 1000 clients purchase properties, build their wealth and create hundreds of millions of dollars in equity.”
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“If my property has come down 10%, the one and a half million dollar property I want to buy has come down 10%, then financially I'm actually ahead”
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