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Ticker Home

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April 14, 2021

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A home is your castle! Check-in with Ticker Home as we reshape housing to be affordable again. The property market continues to be unaffordable for tenants and investors, Ian Ugarte and his team offer a beacon of hope and a step-by-step way through the confusion.

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Australia is the third of the most unaffordable cities in the world every year. And with a global pandemic also impacting people’s livelihoods, housing affordability has never been more dire. So, how can this issue be fixed?

Every heard of the term Rentvesting, and what do you need to know to make it work?

What are some of the thinks you should be avoiding, if you wish to grow your property portfolio? Or where do you begin?

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Small Is The New Big is reshaping housing so that it’s affordable again. In a property landscape that’s becoming increasingly more unaffordable for both tenants and investors, Ian Ugarte and his team offer a beacon of hope and a step by step way forward.

With a mission to create one million affordable homes in the next 10 years and help Aussies struggling with housing stress, Small Is The New Big provides unique property education programs and services for socially-conscious property investors.

Together, they’re changing the housing landscape in Australia, one co-living, cash flow positive property at a time.

For more information, head to https://smallisthenewbig.com.au/

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