They Arrived In NZ With Two Bags Of Clothes … Now They Own Two Properties⎟Ep. 2453
About this episode
Seb and Laura share their journey from arriving in New Zealand as immigrants to building a successful property portfolio.
Seb and Laura arrived in New Zealand with just two bags of clothes. Less than a decade later, they own two properties – with plans to grow to five. In this Case Study Sunday, the couple share how they went from starting over as immigrants to building a property portfolio through disciplined budgeting, structures systems, and an incredibly detailed approach to tracking their money. You’ll learn: How these investors went from moving to NZ with just 2 bags of clothes … to now owning 2 investment properties The insane amount of time it took them to pay off a $60k revolving credit What they’d do differently if they started again Main lesson? Building wealth doesn’t always come from huge incomes or perfect timing. Sometimes it’s the consistency that creates momentum over time. For more from Opes Partners: Sign up for the weekly Private Property newsletter…
People in this episode
Guests: Seb, Laura
Topics covered
- property investment
- immigration
- budgeting
- wealth building
- financial planning
Keywords
- property portfolio
- investment properties
- budgeting
- financial tracking
- wealth building
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: Opes Partners
Places: New Zealand
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