What podcasts say about Patt Noll
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What Patt Noll has said on podcasts
38 statements · 18 positive · 15 negative · 2 mixed · 3 neutral
Buy property only when prepared to hold it beyond a few years.
“You shouldn't be buying property to sell over a few year period.”
Open the episode · Ask An Adviser: Where property is heading, debt recycling and the future of rentvesting with Patt NollListen at 0:04
Bank approval should not determine whether borrowers take a loan.
“whether a bank will give you a loan should be of no consequence to whether or not you should actually take it out.”
Open the episode · Ask An Adviser: Where property is heading, debt recycling and the future of rentvesting with Patt NollListen at 0:31
Property buyers should plan for an eight-to-ten-plus-year holding period.
“you should really be looking at sort of an eight, 10 plus year horizon when you're buying a property.”
Open the episode · Ask An Adviser: Where property is heading, debt recycling and the future of rentvesting with Patt NollListen at 2:38
A ten-percent property discount may create a good buying opportunity for long-term holders.
“if you can get a discount of 10% from six months ago, that could be a really good time to actually get in”
Open the episode · Ask An Adviser: Where property is heading, debt recycling and the future of rentvesting with Patt NollListen at 2:43
Australian property markets will experience further pain.
“I think there is more pain to come.”
Open the episode · Ask An Adviser: Where property is heading, debt recycling and the future of rentvesting with Patt NollListen at 3:16
Property-market weakness may continue for another six to twelve months.
“maybe another sort of six to 12 months of pain.”
Open the episode · Ask An Adviser: Where property is heading, debt recycling and the future of rentvesting with Patt NollListen at 3:54
Affordable property purchases aligned with a plan should proceed despite market uncertainty.
“if you can afford it and it's part of your plan that you've, you know, worked out with. ideally a financial planner or somebody who's in that space, well, then you should just go ahead and do it”
Open the episode · Ask An Adviser: Where property is heading, debt recycling and the future of rentvesting with Patt NollListen at 5:26
Borrowing capacity is roughly 35–40% below its level when rates were two percent.
“It's around sort of 35% to 40% less than it was, but rates were 2%.”
Open the episode · Ask An Adviser: Where property is heading, debt recycling and the future of rentvesting with Patt NollListen at 6:01
Heavily negatively geared property accumulation is no longer a viable default strategy.
“gone are the days of just purchasing a $750,000, $800,000 house that's severely negatively geared and, you know, just... waiting to release equity and go again and again and again.”
Open the episode · Ask An Adviser: Where property is heading, debt recycling and the future of rentvesting with Patt NollListen at 8:05
A $1.425 million loan requires roughly $220,000 annual income for a solo borrower.
“you would need like $220,000 a year for the bank to give you the loan.”
Open the episode · Ask An Adviser: Where property is heading, debt recycling and the future of rentvesting with Patt NollListen at 9:36
Borrowing at the maximum approved amount can leave high-income buyers financially constrained.
“it's such a bad idea though for the most part because like all you you know you're broke”
Open the episode · Ask An Adviser: Where property is heading, debt recycling and the future of rentvesting with Patt NollListen at 10:03
Buy an affordable principal residence in the desired location when feasible.
“if you can buy where you want to live and where you want to set your family up, and it's not going to have a really prohibitive mortgage repayment, do that.”
Open the episode · Ask An Adviser: Where property is heading, debt recycling and the future of rentvesting with Patt NollListen at 12:45
Home equity can support debt recycling and subsequent investment.
“you can then start to debt recycle and invest from there. You know, that's a really powerful strategy.”
Open the episode · Ask An Adviser: Where property is heading, debt recycling and the future of rentvesting with Patt NollListen at 13:02
Investors’ borrowing capacities fell about 30 percent after May 12.
“most investors' borrowing capacities just since May 12th have reduced by sort of 30% as well.”
Open the episode · Ask An Adviser: Where property is heading, debt recycling and the future of rentvesting with Patt NollListen at 13:56
Buying heavily negatively geared properties is no longer a strategy he would use.
“I think buying really negatively geared properties, that strategy is. dead. Yeah. In my book. I mean, people are still going to do it. Yeah. I wouldn't do it.”
Open the episode · Ask An Adviser: Where property is heading, debt recycling and the future of rentvesting with Patt NollListen at 14:41
Investors are increasingly withdrawing property equity to buy shares.
“predominantly we're seeing people pull money out to go and buy shares.”
Open the episode · Ask An Adviser: Where property is heading, debt recycling and the future of rentvesting with Patt NollListen at 15:12
Established property is generally the safest property purchase format.
“if you buy an established property that you can touch and feel and do a valuation on that day, that's kind of the safest way to buy property”
Open the episode · Ask An Adviser: Where property is heading, debt recycling and the future of rentvesting with Patt NollListen at 15:58
Off-the-plan buyers may fail to qualify for financing at settlement.
“you might not be able to get the loan.”
Open the episode · Ask An Adviser: Where property is heading, debt recycling and the future of rentvesting with Patt NollListen at 17:05
Off-the-plan buyers can face a funding shortfall if valuations fall before settlement.
“if in two years time, the bank goes and does a vow and they're like, sorry, but it's 900K now, you're left with a shortfall.”
Open the episode · Ask An Adviser: Where property is heading, debt recycling and the future of rentvesting with Patt NollListen at 17:13
Large developments can introduce hundreds of identical properties simultaneously.
“there's like, you know, millions of, not millions, but hundreds of the same exact property coming online at the same time.”
Open the episode · Ask An Adviser: Where property is heading, debt recycling and the future of rentvesting with Patt NollListen at 17:56
With redraw, depositing and withdrawing funds can repurpose the debt for tax purposes.
“if it's a redraw account, if I put the $100,000 into a $500,000 mortgage, and then I pull it back out, I'm actually repurposing that debt.”
Open the episode · Ask An Adviser: Where property is heading, debt recycling and the future of rentvesting with Patt NollListen at 20:01
A properly separated loan split can make investment debt clearly tax-deductible.
“now that split is very clearly earmarked for tax deduction.”
Open the episode · Ask An Adviser: Where property is heading, debt recycling and the future of rentvesting with Patt NollListen at 20:50
Banks generally lend up to 80 percent against available home equity.
“A bank, for the most part, will give you up to an 80% loan on your equity.”
Open the episode · Ask An Adviser: Where property is heading, debt recycling and the future of rentvesting with Patt NollListen at 21:33
Eligible borrowers should access available equity early because arranging it costs nothing.
“if you've got it there and you can service it, it costs you nothing to do that process, you know.”
Open the episode · Ask An Adviser: Where property is heading, debt recycling and the future of rentvesting with Patt NollListen at 22:38
Borrowers should prioritize non-deductible debt over tax-deductible debt repayment.
“don't pay off tax deductible debt when you've got deductible debt.”
Open the episode · Ask An Adviser: Where property is heading, debt recycling and the future of rentvesting with Patt NollListen at 24:32
Automated bank valuations can differ by about 30 percent for the same property.
“sometimes there's like 30% discrepancy between the values.”
Open the episode · Ask An Adviser: Where property is heading, debt recycling and the future of rentvesting with Patt NollListen at 26:55
Failing to debt recycle is the most common debt-recycling mistake.
“the most common mistake would be not doing it”
Open the episode · Ask An Adviser: Where property is heading, debt recycling and the future of rentvesting with Patt NollListen at 29:03
Debt recycling requires precise separation and documentation of fund movements.
“you've got to be really clear with how you move the money.”
Open the episode · Ask An Adviser: Where property is heading, debt recycling and the future of rentvesting with Patt NollListen at 30:36
Borrowing against property is generally the cheapest way to obtain investment funds.
“if you have property as a security, it is just the cheapest way to get money.”
Open the episode · Ask An Adviser: Where property is heading, debt recycling and the future of rentvesting with Patt NollListen at 32:39
Property-secured investment borrowing can offer roughly 6.5 percent interest-only rates and 30-year terms.
“cheaper rate, because you just get your standard sort of 6.5% interest only rate at the moment versus whatever we said it was, eight plus, 30-year term.”
Open the episode · Ask An Adviser: Where property is heading, debt recycling and the future of rentvesting with Patt NollListen at 33:55
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