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Property Club

Locality: Sydney, Australia

Phone: +61 410 358 703

Address: Orange Sydney, NSW, Australia

Website: www.propertyclub.com.au/fordbranch

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25.01.2022 Buy a Club Property for just a cup of coffee a day!

25.01.2022 https://www.kevinyoung.com.au/episode-129-ask-kevin-young-/

24.01.2022 https://www.kevinyoung.com.au/episode-140-ask-kevin-young-7

23.01.2022 SUMMER SALE STARTS SOON! Anyone who submits an EOI between 1/12/17 and 1/2/18 will be entered into the draw to win a cabin on the P&O Pacific Dawn 5-Day cruise departing on Tuesday, March 6, 2018.

22.01.2022 Negative gearing is doomed! Last weeks news screamed this message, however, with Prime Minister Morrison holding power it means the Labor Partys plans to change negative gearing and the capital gains tax discount from 1st January 2020 will not go ahead. I am of the view that with the Liberal Party remaining in power we will see a steady economy with no radical changes and no high tax increases. In fact, the Federal Budget 2019 has offered tax relief this financial year for ...singles earning between $48,000 and $90,000 a year by approximately $1,000 per year - $2,000 per year for couples in the same range. That is immediate with first pay after parliament approves. In an interview on the 13th of May, Prime Minister Scott Morrison announced that over the next 5 years we will see a further 1.3 million jobs created in Australia due to stronger economic growth. It was also stated that 95% of the jobs created in the past year have been full-time positions, which is a statistic I have never seen in Australia before.Youth employment last year alone was more than 100,000 with expectations that a stronger economy will provide as many as 250,000 new jobs for young Australians. In addition, a $525 million program to improve trade skills will see a further 80,000 new apprenticeship offers in skill shortage areas. Kevin Young - Club Founder

22.01.2022 Current Home Value Index by Core Logic

22.01.2022 BRISBANE is on the brink of becoming a major international centre underpinned by booming population growth and a network of cities unrivalled by any other capital. Brisbane already had many of the hallmarks of a bigger city which, together with climate and lifestyle, would make it attractive to a generation of increasingly mobile knowledge workers. Below an artists impression of the Brisbane CBD in the future. Picture: Urbis

20.01.2022 our first article in Orange City Life last week

20.01.2022 The Royal Banking Commission! Under the changes by the Royal Commission you will soon be asked to pay for the advice you are getting from Brokers for free and of course, it is free because this comes out of the banks profits. So, no wonder the CBA put to the Royal Commission that they adopt the Netherlands model where the Brokers have to go to the clients and ask for money knowing that the clients dont want to pay. The client then goes back to the bank directly. Of course..., the banks then save having to pay the broker. But, what they didnt tell the Royal Commission was that in the Netherlands where this was introduced, in the 10 years it actually halved the number of banks available to customers from 99 down to 44. At the same time, the Brokers exited the business, the Netherlands banks profit margins increased. In the same time because of competition in Australia and 60% of deals are done by Brokers, of course, it is competition, the reverse happened in Australia, the banks margins came down. So, was this a Royal Banking Commission inquiry or was it an inquiry set up by the banks to give the banks what the banks wanted? Which is a bigger market share, bigger profits! What are your thoughts? Kevin Young Property Club Founder

17.01.2022 NSW home building levels at an all-time high NSW has smashed the record for the number of Sydney homes built in a 12-month-period, bursting through the 40,000 completions barrier for the first time in the citys history. The figures released recently by the NSW Department of Planning and Environments Metropolitan Housing Monitor, showed a record of more than 40,000 homes were completed in Sydney in the year to February 2018, exceeding the previous record set in 2017 by 1,250... homes. Parramatta led the Greater Sydney LGAs with the highest number of completions in the year to February 2018 (3,801), followed by Sydney (3,410), Blacktown (3,151), Camden (2,841), and Canterbury-Bankstown (2,592). We have also seen the number of homes under construction in NSW increase, with 88,624 homes currently being built at December 2017.

16.01.2022 Have you heard of banking monopoly in Australia? https://www.kevinyoung.com.au/episode-127-ask-kevin-young-/

15.01.2022 OPPORTUNITY FOR CLUB MEMBERS

14.01.2022 When it comes to buying property in Australia the property market is cyclical and it changes from buyers markets to sellers markets over time. The aim is to get in and buy in the trough before the market rises higher than its current value. The goal is to know when is the correct time to jump in and buy. Contact me to discuss.

14.01.2022 Growth Conditions Remain Flat on a National Basis While Sydney Values Fall

13.01.2022 Sydneysiders are cashing out of their million-dollar homes in favour of cheaper houses in the tropical north. The emerging exodus is part of Australias latest wave of interstate migration to Queensland, where house prices are half Sydneys and job creation is on the rise. When similar factors were at play in the mid-1980s and mid-2000s, an average 134,000 people made the trek north over a three-year period. They were mainly from New South Wales, Macquarie Bank said. Macquari...e estimates the migration shift could inject $8.1 billion into the Brisbane and southeast Queensland housing markets, equivalent to 25 per cent of current turnover. Brisbane properties have become even more appealing to southern buyers

13.01.2022 Cashflow Analysis Program https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pW4bEe9iMa4&feature=youtu.be

12.01.2022 very interesting!... we have built 3 houses in the past using various builders and just to think that it could have been our story its quite scary... https://www.kevinyoung.com.au/episode-138-ask-kevin-young-/

11.01.2022 https://www.kevinyoung.com.au/episode-134-ask-kevin-young-/

09.01.2022 What impact your borrowing capacity?

09.01.2022 Help a mate to get into property!

08.01.2022 Where Are You On The Wealth Scale https://www.kevinyoung.com.au/episode-143-ask-kevin-young-/

08.01.2022 Congratulations to all of our members who took the time and effort to petition the local federal member about the injustice of APRAs high-interest rate serviceability barrier. As you know despite the world moving to ultra-low interest rates 15 years ago our reserve bank was late passing this on. Then came APRA in 2015 raising the serviceability rate! This gave us the longest credit squeeze in Australias history. Along with the push to principal and interest and the 1 per... cent bank levy being passed along to investors drained your savings account. Drained your ability to spend and create real jobs in the community. Recently, APRA took a step back and we are now back to the serviceability standard we had before the chairmans intrusion into the economy. But, we wont let up. Now we are going to push for Hon Scott Morrison MP to honour his promise to bring in the ACCC if the banks passed on the bank levy. Clearly, they have. Clearly, each investor is paying $10,000 a year more than they should to the banks for this bank levy. So, again a big thank you to our members and please use this to on send to your local federal member requesting that the bank levy be taken off property investors to give 1.6 million investors an extra $10,000 a year to spend. This will do far more good in the economy than the $1,000 tax savings recently passed by parliament. Onwards & Upwards Kevin Young | Club Founder

07.01.2022 Australian Housing Landing Rates: A - 2007 there was Banking Competition B - 2017 there is a Banking Monopoly

07.01.2022 QLD First Home Buyers - Listen Up! You have just over two weeks to save $5,000! The QLD Government is reducing the First Home Owners Grant (FHOG) From $20,000 down to $15,000 from the 30th June 2018. What this means is you have until then to find a property and have the contract signed to be eligible. Remember it is contract date - not settlement date, which is a great news so act quickly! Mum and Dad - this may be a great time for you to get the kids moving out and into their own property.

06.01.2022 reserve your seat at the upcoming Investor Property Brisbane bus tour: https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/qld-investor-property-tour-

06.01.2022 Kick Start Your Bucket List for 2018! Whats provided: BBQ Sausage Sizzle with salads What to bring: BYO Drinks and Chair/blanket Cost to attend: Free! Bring a friend or family member who may benefit from attending. ... 13/01/2018 - Perth Bucket List BBQ - Burswood 13/01/2018 - NSW Bucket List BBQ - Haberfield 14/01/2018 - SA Bucket List BBQ - Tusmore 20/01/2018 - VIC Bucket List BBQ - Kew 21/01/2018 - 9.00am - Melbourne Bus Run 03/02/2018 - Brisbane Bucket List BBQ - Cleveland

06.01.2022 new Property Club Landlord Insurance Package!

06.01.2022 would you like to access our best stock in hot locations? Each property comes with long and detailed profile and 50 star report

06.01.2022 Do you want to know how properties have grown in the different areas over the last 10 years?

05.01.2022 https://www.kevinyoung.com.au/episode-137-ask-kevin-young-t

05.01.2022 Negative gearing is doomed! Last week’s news screamed this message, however, with Prime Minister Morrison holding power it means the Labor Party’s plans to change negative gearing and the capital gains tax discount from 1st January 2020 will not go ahead. I am of the view that with the Liberal Party remaining in power we will see a steady economy with no radical changes and no high tax increases. In fact, the Federal Budget 2019 has offered tax relief this financial year for ...singles earning between $48,000 and $90,000 a year by approximately $1,000 per year - $2,000 per year for couples in the same range. That is immediate with first pay after parliament approves. In an interview on the 13th of May, Prime Minister Scott Morrison announced that over the next 5 years we will see a further 1.3 million jobs created in Australia due to stronger economic growth. It was also stated that 95% of the jobs created in the past year have been full-time positions, which is a statistic I have never seen in Australia before.Youth employment last year alone was more than 100,000 with expectations that a stronger economy will provide as many as 250,000 new jobs for young Australians. In addition, a $525 million program to improve trade skills will see a further 80,000 new apprenticeship offers in skill shortage areas. Kevin Young - Club Founder

04.01.2022 another great episode by Kevin Young https://www.kevinyoung.com.au/episode-133-ask-kevin-young-/

03.01.2022 Have you ever wondered how people build a large property portfolio quickly? Inexperience investors think its all about "luck" and/or getting the right property, in the right area, at the right time. Sure, that plays a part, its a factor, but theres actually a science to it. There is a formula or a process that you can follow to be successful .... and if you dont know it, then chances are youre probably going to struggle. Contact us to find out more.

03.01.2022 The Biggest Transfer of Wealth in Australias History: Australian banks are furiously raising interest rates, so much so that they have increased seven times in 2018 alone. It is even mentioned that the banks are cheekily passing through the $6.2 billion levy bank tax to the consumers, as the regulator, the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) doesnt have the power to stop banks passing on costs. The real winners of the ACCCs lack of power against the ban...ks are the bank executives and the 50% of shareholders which reside overseas. With the banks scrambling to rake as much cash out of the everyday Australian surely it must be fuelled by their own costs right? The short answer is no. Did you know that the banks cost of funds is based on the 90-day cash rate and the three-year swap rate? When you analyse the data you can clearly see that the 90-day cash rate has only risen 0.07%, roughly one-tenth of a percent, and the three-year swap rate has remained unchanged at 2.24% since mid-January 2015. However, the banks interest rates have risen approximately 2% and many people have been pushed out of Interest Only (IO) loans and into Principal and Interest (P&I) loans. If you are paying 4.48% on your loan, you are being charged a 100% profit mark up by the lender. The forceful change from IO to P&I loans in Australia is predicted to squeeze another $48 billion from Australian pockets straight to the bank coffers. This forecasted squeeze on overall disposable income will inevitably cause people to reduce their expenditure in the retail, commercial and industrial sectors, further impacting employment, economic growth and stability in the country. Is this affecting you? If you are being forced into P&I loans or if your rates have increased by more than one-tenth of a percent - Simply email us at [email protected] and let us help you. Let us help you today. Kevin Young Club Founder

02.01.2022 A Super Fail: 80% Retire on Pension Benefits Sobering news through in The Australian this week, showing that despite 25 years of compulsory superannuation, about 80 per cent of people still retire on to at least a part Age Pension or benefits and half of all singles are retiring with total assets of less than $100,000.

02.01.2022 Dont forget we are doing FREE TAX RETURNS until 30th June! T&Cs Apply

02.01.2022 Confused about your Retirement Strategy? You need this workshop! Because there have been so many changes in the financial markets in recent times, this worksop will be focussed on helping YOU review your current position and retirement plan to ensure you have clear strategy for the years ahead.... EVENT DETAILS Sunday, 22 April 2018 When: Starts at 12:30pm - 3:00pm Cost: $20 Where: Carnarvon Golf Club 65-95 Nottinghill Rd, Lidcombe NSW 2141 https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/confused-about-your-retirem

02.01.2022 Kevin Young Retirement Plan https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bNNLuT4qTkE

02.01.2022 please read this article: "A former major bank executive says lifting rates for existing interest-only borrowers has little to do with the regulatory pressures the banks claim they are under" https://www.theadviser.com.au//36514-disingenuous-former-b