Property Investment Rules For Troubled Times

Published: Aug. 2, 2020, 9 p.m.

b"https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_1t6KrrDBQI\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nIf recent times have shown us anything it's that troubled times can hit and we need to know how to successfully invest during these times. Today I read through the property investment rules to keep in mind in troubled times.\\n\\n\\n\\nBook a Free Property Strategy Session\\n\\n\\n\\nAdvanced Suburb Research Course\\n\\n\\n\\nProperty Update Article: https://propertyupdate.com.au/property-investment-rules-to-keep-in-mind-in-troubled-times/\\n\\n\\n\\n0:00 - Introduction1:00 - Troubled times show who the real great property investors are2:50 - #1 Become financially fluent4:00 - #2 Adopt a proven investment strategy6:44 - #3 Not every property is investment grade8:30 - #4 Don't believe the hype11:15 - #5 Location does the heavy lifting12:30 - #6 Demographics drive markets12:57 - #7 Real estate investing is a game of finance14:21 - #8 The economy and our property markets move in cycles15:33 - #9 Follow my 6 Stranded Strategic Approach17:40 - #10 Don't focus on bargains18:14 - #11 Allow for an X factor18:49 - What did we learn from this20:08 - What I would add to this list\\n\\n\\n\\nRecommended Videos:\\n\\n\\n\\n15 Habits Self Made Millionaires Have\\n\\n\\n\\n2 Properties to Financial Freedom\\n\\n\\n\\nThe $1,000 Project Book Review (By Canna Campbell)\\n\\n\\n\\nTranscription:\\n\\n\\n\\nRyan 0:00In recent times have shown us anything, it's that troubled times can hit. And we need to know how to invest during those troubled times. So today, I'm going to read through an article from Michael yard news website, property update.com.au. On the property investment rules to keep in mind in troubled times, we're going to go through this article talk about some of the things that they say, I'll comment on it, we'll discuss it together. And we'll try and learn together, I did a previous one of these, talking about the 15 habits of self made millionaires. I really enjoyed it. I learned a lot from it. And I know a bunch of you did, as well. So let's go through this. Let's learn together. And let's work out okay, what are these property investment rules to keep in mind during the troubled times, okay, so they start by saying that everyone seems like an investment genius, when the property markets are booming. But when times gets tough, it's important to really know what you're doing. I saw an example, I heard an example of this, I think it's in the book, great by choice by Jim Collins. It is in the book, it's one of my favorite books of all time. And he talks about this idea of companies that succeeding in troubled times. And he uses this metaphor of if you have just a regular person going for a hike versus someone who is a world class hiker, adventurer, mountain climber survivalist on the same hike. But let's say that it's an extremely pleasant, sunny day, no issues anything like that, would you notice the difference between the two, you might notice a bit of a difference between the gear or the way they hold themselves when they walk or their fitness level. But really, they're both going to look like great hikers. But when the storm hits, and when you're in that emergency life or death situation, that's when the skills of the advanced mountaineer adventurer are going to come into play and the everyday person, we're probably going to die in that situation. But that's where it will come out. So when you got the market that's booming, you know, everyone looks like a successful investor. I just bought three properties in Sydney in 2012, let's say as an example. And you know, in 2017, you're looking like a genius. But let's say you bought those same properties in 2017, in Sydney, and the market went down for the next 18 months, you know, you're not looking. So genius. Obviously, with everything that's happened in the market due to COVID-19. Things have, you know, really kind of looking at troubled times for a lot of Australians. So saying here, I've learned not to change my strategy, every time the economy or our property markets get challenged,"