Hoping to retire with seven investment properties?
Here’s how to get there sooner with ten investment properties.
Too many Australians approach real estate investment with a key element missing: strategy.
Financial planner and investment advisor Andrew Courtney of Plenitude Wealth says the lack of defined objectives and a clear strategy means many investors buy the wrong properties with the wrong entities. They fail to achieve the level of wealth they hoped for.
Courtney says intelligent use of the benefits of a Self Managed Super Fund can be the difference. He says many people in their fifties or sixties have substantial equity in their homes and they also have considerable borrowing power while they are still working and earning.
“Under this strategy, instead of buying in your own name and in a trust, you are buying in a SMSF and capitalising on the tax efficiencies that it provides,” Courtney says.
“You’re parking your equity in your SMSF, bolstering your borrowing capacity and enjoying the tax advantages it provides. And potentially ending up with more properties than you otherwise would achieve.”
To find out how it works, join Hotspotting founder Terry Ryder and Plenitude managing director Andrew Courtney at a not-to-be-missed webinar on Wednesday 25th June 2025 @ 1pm AEST.
This webinar will show you …
How to retire with more, tax effectively
How to use the equity in your home to bolster your borrowing capacity
How to reach retirement with 3 properties MORE than you would otherwise
How to sell SMSF properties and pay little or no CGT
Event Details
- Wednesday, June 25th, 2025
- 1:00 PM AEST
FREE Webinar – Finding The Good News In Interest Rate Rises
Event Details
- Wednesday June 1st 2022
- 12.30pm QLD, NSW, ACT VIC, TAS; 12 noon SA, NT; 10.30am WA
Event Preview
It’s difficult for consumers to gain any understanding of the consequences of interest rate rises for mortgage repayments and for property prices.
On Wednesday 1 June we will inject some sanity into the debate when award-winning mortgage broker Louise Lucas of the Property Education Company joins Hotspotting founder Terry Ryder for a not-to-be-missed webinar.
They will discuss how, in one sense, rising interest rates represent good news for Australia. The Reserve Bank doesn’t lift the official rate unless the economy is pumping strongly and real estate is booming.
On 1 June, mortgage expert Louise Lucas will explain what this means.
And for those who do get into difficulty with their payments, there are a number of options to make their lives easier. Louise will explain how.
Terry and Louise will also debate the likely outcome for property prices in an era of increasing mortgage rates. They will discuss the reality that prices rose substantially in previous periods of rising interest rates. This is information everyone interested in real estate needs to hear.
So register now and tune in on 1 June to hear this timely discussion between two of Australia’s leading analysts.
Third event name
It’s difficult for consumers to gain any understanding of the consequences of interest rate rises for mortgage repayments and for property prices.
On Wednesday 1 June we will inject some sanity into the debate when award-winning mortgage broker Louise Lucas of the Property Education Company joins Hotspotting founder Terry Ryder for a not-to-be-missed webinar.
They will discuss how, in one sense, rising interest rates represent good news for Australia. The Reserve Bank doesn’t lift the official rate unless the economy is pumping strongly and real estate is booming.
On 1 June, mortgage expert Louise Lucas will explain what this means.
And for those who do get into difficulty with their payments, there are a number of options to make their lives easier. Louise will explain how.
Terry and Louise will also debate the likely outcome for property prices in an era of increasing mortgage rates. They will discuss the reality that prices rose substantially in previous periods of rising interest rates. This is information everyone interested in real estate needs to hear.
So register now and tune in on 1 June to hear this timely discussion between two of Australia’s leading analysts.
Event Details
- Wednesday June 1st 2022
- 12.30pm QLD, NSW, ACT VIC, TAS; 12 noon SA, NT; 10.30am WA
Event Preview
