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What it means to buy a "high-quality asset" or "investment grade" property [Repost]
Not matter if you're a first home buyer or property veteran, buying a high quality asset is key to your wealth. So what does it mean? Pete and Amy break it down.
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Show Notes
Amy Lunardi and Pete Wargent, expert property buyers agents, explain what we mean by "high quality" property assets and whether or not the idea of "investment grade" is a myth.
This is another 🧠 educational episode of The Australian Property Podcast.
On this episode of The Australian Property Podcast:
- Investment grade property
- What it means to buy a high-quality asset
- Do house and land packages make investment grade?
- How important is the location?
- Why does it help?
- Is everyone's definition a little different?
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Alcove mortgage broking: https://www.raskmedia.com.au/services/mortgage-broking
Amy Lunardi Buyers Agency (Melbourne) www.amylunardi.com.au
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