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Within legal matters involving real estate, property valuers are regularly consulted for the expert insights they can bring to proceedings. 
On this episode of The Smart Property Investment Show brought by its sister brand Lawyers Weekly, Augmen Consulting principal valuer Gareth Woodham talks about the mindset and processes he uses as a property valuer regularly involved in legal proceedings.
Gareth details the role that property valuers play within the legal sector and delves into the wide range of influences and circumstances that shape his valuations made when working within family law and commercial property disputes.
The two also discuss how valuers and legal practitioners can best work together, with Gareth offering his advice to lawyers involved in disputes that valuers are engaged for.
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Welcome to Property Buzz, your daily dose of property news.
In today's podcast:
Why Victorian investors are getting cold feet; New insight into the housing crisis; and Auction figures record a slight rise. Want to hear more episodes like this? Check out Daily Buzz over on PropertyBuzz.com.au or tune in to Property Buzz on all major podcast platforms.

In light of events such as the Mascot Towers catastrophe, it is more necessary than ever to consider the complexities and risks of property investment, one investor shares.
On this episode of The Smart Property Investment Show, host Grace Ormsby talks with property investor Anthony Najafian, whose early purchase into the Mascot Towers complex saw him wrapped up in the fallout of one of NSW’s most infamous building sagas.
Anthony shares how the structural defects of Mascot Towers entangled him in a nightmare of legal and financial complications, and how he is approaching the rebuilding of his financial future and advocating for reforms to protect other property investors. 
The two also discuss the need for investors and policymakers alike to strive for greater transparency, accountability and protection in the housing market.
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Watch out – buying properties recklessly could result in scaled up debt, not wealth.
On this instalment of The Smart Property Investment Show, Phil Tarrant celebrates 1,000 episodes since the show’s inception by speaking with Finni Mortgages’ Eva Loisance and InvestorKit founder Arjun Paliwal.
The trio reveal their hottest tips for scaling investment portfolios, from debt recycling to extracting equity. They explain why diversity in property type and location is indispensable to a robust and sustainable property portfolio.
Eva and Arjun also touch on the likelihood of seeing a downswing in mortgage rates in the foreseeable future, and why investors should take changes to the official cash rate with a grain of salt.

Welcome to Property Buzz, your daily dose of property news.
In today's podcast:
Dutton Strikes Back Against Labor's Housing Plan; Home Sales lift as Regulation Deadline Looms; and auctions drop as autumn’s end draws near. Want to hear more episodes like this? Check out Daily Buzz over on PropertyBuzz.com.au or tune in to Property Buzz on all major podcast platforms.

The federal budget for 2024–25 is now here. So what’s the outlook for investors?

Smart Property Investment’s Phil Tarrant and Grace Ormsby take a deep dive into the headline measures that have been announced as part of this year’s federal budget.

Scrutinising the housing measures and inflation data closely, the pair offer up their own predictions for the property landscape over the next 12 months based on what is (and isn’t) included in this year’s financial statement.
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