The Lazy Equity Podcast
Join Darren Venter and Justin McBride as they bring a fresh, no-nonsense approach to property investing in Australia.
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S3 EP8 | Property Q&A: Is the Property Market Actually Crashing? (opens the original)
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There is no such thing as the Australian property market. That single idea from this episode changes how you read every headline about prices falling or rising. Darren and Justin sit down for a fast, from-the-hip session tackling the questions flooding their DMs and the feedback coming through their ads. No long narrative, just straight answers to what investors actually want to know. This episode answers: Is the property market actually going down? Australia holds 15,000 individual property mar
S3 EP7 | Property Investors: Stop Following the Herd Before It's Too Late (opens the original)
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The best investors move before the crowd does, not after it starts to feel safe. In this episode, Justin, TIA's Head of Growth, joins Darren to unpack why so many investors follow the herd at exactly the wrong moment, and how to think differently before the next shift in sentiment arrives. This episode covers three things every investor needs to hear right now. Why so many investors get the timing wrong: People tend to buy where others already have, following news that is already six months old
S3 EP6 | Why Smart Investors Are Buying While Everyone Else Panics (opens the original)
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The Australian property market is running at COVID-level sentiment right now. Not because there is a financial crisis but because a budget announcement has spooked investors who have not yet separated the noise from the actual economics. Darren sits back down with Ben Robinson, Director of Flint Group, to cut through it. This episode covers three things every investor needs to hear right now. Why sentiment is the opportunity, not the warning: Australia has 110 statistical urban areas versus 2,60
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