Struggling to get into the property market while prices keep soaring out of reach? There's a better way - even if you're on a modest income.

In this foundational episode of Buy Assets and Work Less, I reveal my game-changing "Three W's Method" for property investing.

Starting from a humble $38,000 salary, I’ve built a multi-property portfolio and now help others do the same.

I break down why most new investors get trapped by their mortgages - and a counterintuitive approach that can work instead.

You'll also discover:

• Why buying in your own city could be your biggest mistake

• How to identify suburbs set for massive growth

• The exact framework I use to help investors succeed in any market

• Plus the hidden indicators that could help you find properties with huge annual growth potential

Key Moments:

00:01:25 The four costly mistakes new investors make
00:04:15 Introduction to the Three W's Method
00:06:15 How to identify growth cycle locations
00:08:35 Markets showing $60-100k annual growth
00:09:15 Critical property selection criteria

Ready to escape the mortgage trap and start building real wealth through property? Hit play now to start your journey to financial freedom through smart property investing.

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Disclaimer: All information contained in this podcast is general in nature and does not consider your individual circumstances. You should consider the appropriateness of this information with regards to your individual objectives, financial situation and needs, and speak to a professional.