Accidentally stealing a house and the free lifestyle of a mortgage broker - Property Investment with Todd Hunter
Australian Property InvestorShow Notes
Having always had entrepreneurial habits since his high school days, life as a property investor was made for someone like Todd Hunter. Growing up in the Sutherland Shire, Hunter would buy and sell cars to make money, which he eventually saved for the deposit for his first investment property.
In this episode of Property Investory, find out how Todd Hunter’s upbringing led him into the property investment field and how it helped him find success in the industry. Also learn all about his highs and lows so far on his property investment journey, and the time he appeared on A Current Affair! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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