Property Investment Podcast Network

In this episode of Property Investing Insights with Right Property Group, Victor and Reshmi Kumar join Phil Tarrant to discuss how investors can design resilient property portfolios for 2026 and beyond.
The conversation focuses on building long-term wealth through strategy rather than simply accumulating properties.

The co-hosts talk about the experiences of a former client who achieved early retirement through disciplined property investing.

Goal setting and clear planning are highlighted as essential foundations, along with involving family in financial discussions.

The current economic environment, marked by rising inflation, is examined in the context of smarter buying and financial decisions.

Different property strategies are outlined based on an investor's age, life stage, and financial position.

The episode also examines diversification through a "pod" system to manage risk across various asset types.

The hosts wrap up by stressing the need for flexibility, informed structures, and regular strategy reviews to stay on track.

In this episode of The Pure Property Podcast, co-hosts Phil Tarrant and Paul Glossop are joined by Munzurul Khan, founder of KHI Partners, to explore what it takes to join Australia's elite 1 per cent of property investors.
They explain that while 20 per cent of Australians own investment properties, only about 1 per cent hold five or more, controlling nearly a quarter of the market.
The discussion highlights mindset as the foundation of investment success, emphasising clear goals, accountability, and consistent strategic planning.
Understanding personal finance, including income, expenses, and borrowing capacity, is presented as essential for building a substantial portfolio.
Asset selection is key, with emphasis on location, capital growth potential, and caution against rushing into complex development strategies too early.
The hosts underscore patience, discipline, and strategic compromise, such as delaying a dream home to expand an investment portfolio.
Diversification across locations and the flexibility to adapt strategies to market conditions are also highlighted as crucial for long-term growth.
Overall, the episode offers practical guidance for investors seeking to grow their portfolios and achieve elite status in Australia's property market.

In this episode of Inside Residential Property, host Liam Garman is joined by Patrick Casey, managing director of Rethink Wealth, and Andrew, a young and active investor, to unpack a practical financial playbook for Australians in their 20s to 40s looking to build wealth through residential property.
Using Andrew's real investment journey as a case study, the episode explores how early action, smart asset selection, and strategic use of debt can accelerate portfolio growth, while also highlighting the financial trade-offs that often emerge as investors juggle serviceability, borrowing capacity, lifestyle goals, and tax considerations.
Andrew shares how he entered the market in 2018, starting with a modest Queensland unit and later using equity and timing to progress through off-the-plan and renovation-led moves. The conversation then turns to one of the most common forks in the road for younger investors: principal place of residence versus rentvesting. Patrick and Liam unpack how each path can influence borrowing capacity and long-term flexibility, and why personal circumstances, including relationships, future family plans and lifestyle needs, should be considered alongside spreadsheet outcomes.
The episode also tackles the longer-term question of when to shift from capital growth to cash flow, outlining the risks of transitioning too early (and sacrificing asset quality) or too late (and being asset-rich but cash-flow poor). Patrick shares a clear framework for thinking in "windows of opportunity" across life stages, and why building a team and having a plan matters more than chasing the next hotspot.
What you'll learn in this episode:
How investors in their 20s to 40s can build a strategy that supports long-term wealth creation.
Why "action over perfection" often matters in the early accumulation phase.
How serviceability and borrowing capacity shape what's possible – and when it can happen.
The key differences between rentvesting versus owning your home (and how to decide).
How capital gains tax (CGT) rules and transaction costs should influence buy, hold, or sell decisions.
When it makes sense to transition from capital growth to cash flow – and the risks either way.
Why property flipping and "hotspot hopping" can quietly destroy long-term returns.
How to avoid analysis paralysis and focus on sustainable, high-quality asset decisions.
This episode is essential listening for younger residential property investors who want clarity on the financial strategy behind portfolio growth – offering a practical, experience-led perspective on serviceability, tax, life-stage planning and how to keep making smart moves without getting stuck.

In this episode of The Property Nerds podcast, hosts Arjun Paliwal, Jack Fouracre, and Adrian Lee sit down with Ronesh Hargovind to explore the complexities of using trusts in property investment.
Hargovind explains that discretionary trusts are flexible structures in which trustees decide annually how to distribute income and capital gains, making them valuable for estate planning, asset protection, and multi-property portfolios.
He contrasts these with unit trusts, which issue fixed entitlements and are often better suited for partnerships or investors contributing unequally.
While trusts offer flexibility, Hargovind stresses that they do not automatically provide tax advantages, noting that negative gearing benefits can be trapped and strict rules govern distributions.
Land tax regulations also vary by state, affecting the benefits of discretionary versus unit trusts and requiring careful planning.
Choosing the right structure depends on finance, long-term goals, family considerations, and risk tolerance, with borrowing capacity being the starting point.
Hargovind emphasises the importance of working with an accountant familiar with property and trust structures to navigate these complexities.

In this episode of The Smart Property Investment Show, host Phil Tarrant is joined by Eddie Dilleen to reflect on a decade of growth and the strategies behind building a 180-asset portfolio.
Dilleen shares how he grew from owning fewer than 10 properties to more than 180 assets valued at around $140 million, far exceeding what he once imagined possible.
He said that over the years, he had adapted his strategy, shifting from individual purchases to buying blocks of units and townhouses to unlock equity more quickly and accelerate reinvestment.
He outlines how securing assets at below-market value and creating instant equity have enabled him to recycle capital and grow without relying on passive appreciation.
Dilleen also discusses managing stress, staying focused on progress, and treating every challenge as an opportunity to improve his strategy.
He explains that long-term thinking, resilience, and problem-solving have been central to navigating market cycles and scaling consistently over time.
Beyond building wealth, Dilleen reflects on the importance of creating a generational asset while instilling discipline and a work ethic in the next generation.

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