How We Got Patrick Approved After 3 Banks Said No | Australian Property Investment Story
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Patrick David had the deposit, the property under contract, and a vendor saying Friday or it's over. Three banks had knocked back the finance. He called Atelier Wealth in tears on a Tuesday afternoon and had an approval by 11am Wednesday.
Patrick is a Melbourne fitness coach, self-employed, married to a lawyer, working 70-hour weeks with a toddler in childcare. He takes Aaron through the six-month suburb spreadsheet, the cafe conversation where he and his wife split every job in the portfolio, and telling his dad they were rentvesting. Then Aaron builds the plan from one property to five live - the cash flow barrier, buying in pairs, trusts and lender sequencing, the bucket company for self-employed investors, and whether commercial belongs in the plan. Also: the 487 days he ate the same meal, and why fitness and finance are the same game.
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