Radio Wealth Craig Turnbull

Welcome to the Radio Wealth Real Estate Financing Special broadcast.
If you have ever wanted to know what it takes to pay off your own home and then your investment property loans fast, then this show is an absolute must for you.
We have a special guest joining me in the studio, my friend Scott Parry, who is a finance and wealth creation specialist. Scott told me a few weeks ago about a new financing facility called Rate Reducer. I think that it is the most powerful system for paying off a home loan that I have ever seen for investors who have their own home and at least one investment property.
The Rate Reducer loan facility may be able to help you get a home loan that has an interest rate as low as 2%. Yes, that’s two percent.
So this twenty minute episode could be just the thing for you if you are looking to accelerate your wealth creation plan.
We are looking to create more special Radio Wealth shows with special guests – if you know someone we should be talking to, who has something valuable to share, do please let us know.
Or if you have your own questions, do send them in. Remember you can ask anything you like – this is your show. The questions can be about anything to do with life, freedom, property investing, finance, planning, goal-setting, inspiration – whatever you want to know that will help you along on your journey.

Feel free to email hello@craigturnbull.com with any questions you want answered on the show.

Welcome to the Radio Wealth Real Estate Crowdfunding special broadcast. Since launching the Brickraise platform and our first investment offer in Melbourne, we have been flooded with questions. So the team though that we should share these so that everyone learns more about the next generation of real estate investing. Some of the questions we are covering include:-

1. Are there selected States of Australia that you or will not accept (for investment)?
2. Does the property need to be valued prior to the raising?
3. Are the investors subject to additional costs?
4. Are the investors entitled to receiving any profits/reward from the subdivision or development?
5. In regards to any development, do you only accept land divisions, or apartments, or townhomes.
6. Before the crowd funding target is reached and the deal is locked in is there interest to the investor on the initial deposit?
Radio Wealth is your show and we love to answer the questions that you want to ask. They can be about anything to do with real estate investing, life, inspiration – you tell us. Please send in your questions to me at hello@craigturnbull.com.

Welcome to the Radio Wealth Real Estate Developing special broadcast. If you have ever wanted to know what it takes to be a developer, or to understand more about what a developer does to create homes, then this show will be enlightening for you. Some of the questions we are covering include:-

1. What is the smallest development you have done?
2. Can you explain your rule that you never develop unless you have a certain amount of pre-sales?
3. Are there any good books about property development?
4. How prevalent is buying development land through the use of options?
5. What are the top 5 most important things to watch out for when undertaking a development?

Remember you can ask anything you like – this is your show. The questions can be about anything to do with life, freedom, property investing, finance, planning, goal-setting, inspiration – whatever you want to know that will help you along on your journey.

Feel free to email hello@craigturnbull.com with any questions you want answered on the show.

Welcome to the Radio Wealth Real Estate Crowdfunding special broadcast. We have a truly evolutionary show for you this week, with some insightful questions, that cover many of the issue that investors want to know more about regarding real estate crowdfunding. Some of the questions we are covering include:-

1. What licensing do you have in place to secure investors?
2. Is the ROE made known to a potential investor before deciding whether to invest in a project? ie a certain amount of interest plus profit share?
3. What protection / checks and balances does brick raise have in place when developers place opportunities forward for group fund raising?
4. I am aware there are some other sites that require you to earn over 250k a year in income to be eligible to invest. Are you the same or can any average Joe invest?
5. How are the returns calculated? If a project goes over budget will this affect the returns?
6. Once I invest in Brickraise where does my money sit? Is it safe?
7. What kind of Development will brickraise focus on?
Next week we have another special Radio Wealth show – we are going to talk about real estate development, so if you have ever thought about doing it yourself or want to learn about what is involved in a development, this would a great show to catch. Please send in your questions to me at hello@craigturnbull.com.