Webinar Replay - How to Find Affordable Capital Growth Properties

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Watch the replay of the live webinar recorded 4 December 2019, co-hosted by Terry Ryder from Hotspotting and the team from Real Estate Investar

Learn how to find and analyse affordable gentrifying areas which are primed to support solid sustained medium to long-term capital growth.

Learn how to find and interpret data to identify potential untapped growth areas

Most investors are either priced out of inner or middle ring capital city suburbs or have to resort to sacrificing their lifestyle to be able to afford the out-of-pocket holding costs.

New growth corridors along vast tracts of land can result in an oversupply of development stock which drives down prices and creates rental slums. While boom-and-bust mining towns are best left to the property speculators.

Learn how to find and analyse affordable capital growth investment properties in this on-demand webinar.

* Note: due to slight technical issues, some of the slides didn't display correctly during the course of the webinar but the slide deck has been included below so you can follow along with the commentary.

This 80-minute webinar covers: Identify gentrifying suburbs neighbouring existing hotspots to benefit from the ripple effect Evaluate suburbs around big hospitals, universities, planned infrastructure routes and government spending Identify areas where sales demand exceeds supply: high auction clearance rates, low days on market, with low to no vendor discounting Research properties where the land component makes up at least 50% of the value (it's the land that appreciates while the building depreciates). This also provides the opportunity for manufacturing growth strategies or later redevelopment See the demographics of an area to identify suburbs with a high owner-occupier percentage with rising income Confirm that the smaller rental property market in that suburb has low vacancy rates and high yields Real examples and live on-the-market listings Q&A session with Terry Ryder from Hotspotting