Paul Wilson

Paul Wilson is an Independent Property Investing Expert and the founder of We Find Houses, Educating Property Investors & We Find Finance.

Paul has been educating and coaching investors since 2001.  

Paul provides valuable, independent guidance and support by teaching strategies on how you can invest successfully while protecting yourself from commission hungry sales agents and property spruikers.

Protect yourself with knowledge, contact Paul today for a complimentary consultation
on 1800 600 890 or email paul@wefindhouses.com.au

 

    • I tend to be one of the mind of Warren Buffet who said, ““be greedy when others are wary and wary when others are greedy.” In saying this, Buffet was warning against following trends for the sake of simply doing what everyone else is doing. read more

    • When buying or selling a property, the best way to get a good deal is to control the negotiations. Many property investors prefer to leave negotiations in the hands of their Seller’s or Buyer’s agent and that is fine. But if you would like to jump in and try your hand at negotiating, nothing can be more satisfying than knowing that you personally negotiated the deal of your dreams. Here, I am going to present seven tips which can help you better negotiate any property deal, whether you are the buyer or the seller. read more

    • When I ask investors why they want to be involved in property investing a popular answer is that they want to be financially independent in retirement, if not before. Therein lays the problem, because often people do not know how much income they will need to have to live a reasonable lifestyle in retirement. read more

    • Warren Buffet said, “To invest successfully over a lifetime does not require a stratospheric IQ, unusual business insights or inside information. What’s needed is a sound intellectual framework for making decisions and the ability to keep emotions from corroding that framework.” read more

    • There are essentially three steps that can be taken to minimize land tax. You will need to evaluate your own circumstances and assets to decide if any of these steps would be of benefit to you. read more

    • In light of my recent and first ever fire in one of my properties it has reminded me of what I preach to my clients on a daily basis about the importance of property and landlord insurance and to ensure that the quality of their cover and the amount of their insurance provides adequate cover. read more

    • Property investment is considered to be one of the surest long term ways to build wealth. People spend years getting a deposit together for their first investment property either in terms of building equity in their house or saving the cash. read more

    • Reading about property investors who have bought a lot of property and built a strong portfolio is always encouraging and it most certainly can happen, however it doesn’t come without its challenges. More often than not though, we don’t hear about those experiences. read more

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