There's an entire government behind the push to build more homes, and there's an entire industry behind it also. There's few, very few, who cheer for the team who invest in existing residential pre-existing homes. Is that because they're a 'bad' investment, or just not as tax efficient as they used to be?

So what's so good about investing in new-builds?

Anything you should watch out for?

Especially at the moment?

Warning: This content today may disturb those with an inability to distinguish the difference between opinion and fact, or those allergic to opposing views. As usual, don't ever act on anything discussed on these shows, especially today - it's really just about making you think for yourself. 

Hey, and welcome to Episode 200! 

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