Q&A: Answers to interesting listener questions

Investopoly

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In this Q&A episode, Stuart answers a range of insightful questions from listeners, covering various aspects of property investment, share market strategies, and borrowing capacity. He discusses the best vehicles for holding investments, such as companies, trusts, and superannuation, and offers his perspective on why the Adelaide property market has remained strong despite its economic challenges. Stuart also delves into the use of trust structures for building a property portfolio, weighing the benefits against the potential drawbacks like higher costs and reduced negative gearing benefits.
Listeners will also hear Stuart's thoughts on whether income-yielding locations can match the performance of high-growth cities over the long term and how to approach investments in affordable markets. Additionally, Stuart offers advice on navigating borrowing capacity issues when investing in property and whether renting might be a more strategic option when planning significant property projects.
This episode is packed with practical advice and expert insights tailored to the current market conditions, making it a must-listen for anyone looking to make informed decisions in their investment journey.

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