How to Increase House Prices – Australian Style

How to Increase House Prices – Australian Style. Step 1 – Treat Housing as an Investment (Not as a Fundamental Human Right). Some people like the United Nations might try to convince you that housing is a fundamental human right, but don’t listen to them! Step 2 – Low Interest Rates. With interest rates now barely above zero, it’s now easier than ever to borrow up big! Of course, the more money people can borrow the more debt they can get into, and therefore the more money they can spend on housing, pushing up house prices! Step 3 – First Home Loan Deposit Scheme. If low interest rates aren’t enough to get people into massive debt, why not offer 5% mortgage deposits? Step 4 – Housing Grants. From Regional home building boost grants to HomeBuilder grants to First Home Owners' Grants. The best thing about these grants is that the general public actually think that these make housing more affordable, but that couldn’t be further from the truth. They do they opposite! They increase the house prices making us investors more rich! Step 5 – Axe Responsible Lending Laws. Yes, to make housing prices go up, just make it easier for people to borrow money by getting rid of those pesky responsible lending laws! Some naysayers have asked, “Will the short-term gain be worth the long-term pain?”. And I think the answer is an obvious “Yes!”. These people like to say that the bubble will pop soon, but as I said before, how can the bubble pop when… There is no bubble! The RBA told me so, so it must be true.

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[michaelsunb]

When I turn 70 years old, I'm going to save enough to own my first home with a 30 year mortgage 🥰🥰

[gmdthinkalikepodcast]

LOL this was gold 😂 “there is no bubble”

[sparksmacoy]

High house prices are an economic weapon.

[tegg]

You have neglected to mention the endless waves of cashed up Chinese immigrants buying up multiple Aussie properties and then leaving the houses empty, creating a false shortage.

[paulhaze]

Not to mention the hundreds of thousands of net overseas migrants that come here each year that all need a home the minute they arrive adding to the housing demand side.

[grouchoglobe]

It's about protecting the banks. We are just the suckers in the middle

[T-Gunnn]

Could you possibly do a talk about the aboriginals first home buyers grant as im aboriginal looking to get into it and your videos are so easy to understand with no BS. Nice videos

[phoneticau]

Ponzi Schemes via population growth & investing

[wademellor]

History says the bubble has to burst eventually, it's just a matter of when.

[Mike.Garcia]

There's no bubble here.
Here, there's no bubble, alright?
Bubble no.
Robbo?
No bubble.

[retrothingz]

Indeed. But, again, I very much doubt that there will...or can be... any significant drop in housing prices due to lack of options. Most working age people have to live where most of the jobs and/ or markets for the businesses and services are - namely Melbourne and Sydney. Bottom line problem is simple....just way too many people now in those cities competing for even the most basic housing and the rapidly declining number of secure full time jobs.

[harveybirdman]

This why the LNP will be in power 4eva because House Prices are a religion in Australia.

[waterspiritsleepandmeditat]

Have to make back the super we all dipped into. Solution= make houses more expensive.

[MsJosh]

Look at California, convert from USD.