Podcast appearances and mentions of justin gehde

Welcome to the latest episode of Buildipedia! With a rich background as a property developer, podcast host, director at Prophecy Investing, educator, and author of the book 'Become a Million Dollar Property Developer: An insider's guide to wealth, fulfilment, and glory,' Justin brings a wealth of knowledge to the table. Together, we'll delve into the world of property development, exploring the art and science behind crafting thriving projects. Don't miss this insightful conversation! KEY EPISODE TAKEAWAYS 1. Know your purpose: Understanding the why behind your development projects is crucial. Clarify your intentions and motivations, and align them with your actions to achieve success. 2. Build and nurture a strong team: Surround yourself with a talented and passionate team. Find individuals who can contribute their expertise and work collaboratively towards your development goals. 3. Understand your target audience: To create successful developments, it's essential to deeply understand the potential buyers or end users of your projects. Put yourself in their shoes, anticipate their needs, and create experiences that resonate with them. CONNECT WITH US ON SOCIAL MEDIA! WEBSITE: https://www.buildipedia.au/ LINKEDIN: https://www.linkedin.com/company/ballast-point-pl/mycompany/ FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/ballastpointprojects INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/ballastpointprojects/ JOIN OUR COMMUNITY: https://ballastpoint.com.au/signup CONTACT Justin: justin@propertydeveloperpodcast.com CREDITS INTRO: Rita Mastrantone INTRO & OUTRO MUSIC: Coby Wilk If you LOVED the episode, please make sure you share this on your Instagram stories and tag us @ballaspointprojects. Thanks for listening & talk soon! Mat

Making the transition to full time property developer is an aspiration for many people that get involved with small scale developments, but how do you make the leap across the chasm? We find out from developer Nolan Keenan about how he did it. Nolan is from Aveline Property and has gone from starting out as a real estate agent before working in IT and then recently becoming a full time property developer. Nolan shares his story of progressing from a simple splitter project to now managing multiple medium density projects and setting his sights on going to even higher levels. In this conversation we cover why he decided to do his first project in another state, how planning and COVID delayed his next project, and a great discussion about how you can transition into becoming a full time property developer. Be sure to listen out for Nolan's one key thing to understand before you jump into developing full time. Become a Million Dollar Property Developer Grab my book Become a Million Dollar Property Developer about my journey into property development. This book is ideal for anyone who intends to get into small-scale property development and wants an insider's guide to successfully obtaining wealth, fulfilment, and glory. In this book, Justin will share how he succeeded in delivering a 20-townhouse project on his first property development project and what he learned along the way. Many people have a dream of becoming a property developer. They aspire to build properties, grow portfolios, and amass great wealth. However, many people often struggle with making the leap into property development. This book has the answers for how you can make the leap into property development. Grab your copy now. Property Development Training If you are interested in learning the fundamentals of property development, in your own time and at your own pace, then be sure to head over to www.propertydevelopertraining.com and take a look. I take you step by step through the development process so you know exactly what is needed to find a site, run a feasibility and complete a small scale property development, be that a duplex or 3 or 4 unit site. The training includes bonus programs called Raising Capital (learn the essentials around raising cash) and Taking it to the Next Level for people who may want to go into developing full-time. So head over to propertydevelopertraining.com and take a look... I would love to see you on the inside... Property Developer Quiz Keen to find out how ready you might be to become a developer? Then take the Property Developer Quiz (https://www.propertydevelopertraining.com/quiz) and get a sense of where you are at… Social Connection Property Developer Podcast Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/propertydeveloperpodcast Property Developer Podcast Instagram – https://www.instagram.com/property_developer_podcast/ Property Developer Podcast LinkedIn – https://www.linkedin.com/company/property-developer-podcastLinks Links Aveline Property - https://avelineproperty.com Show Summary In the 101st episode of the Property Developer Podcast, host Justin Gehde explores the journey of transitioning from a small-scale property development project to becoming a full-time property developer. The episode features an insightful interview with a successful property developer Nolan Keenan who shares his personal experience, challenges, and strategies for making the leap from part-time to full-time property development. Building a Solid Foundation Understand the Market: Gain a deep understanding of the property market, including trends, demand, and opportunities. Master Regulations: Familiarize yourself with the legal and regulatory frameworks governing property development. Start with Small Projects: Begin with smaller-scale projects to gain experience and learn essential skills. Strategic Planning and Goal-Setting Set Clear Objectives: Define your short-term and long-term goals t...

Property development has some inherent risks, like any business venture, and understanding what they are and how they can be mitigated is crucial to ensuring the success of any project. Ron Forlee is a real legend in Australian property development circles. Ron will be a name known to many listeners of the show having written a number of books on developing property in Australia including Australian Residential Property Development, An intelligent guide to Australian Property Development and Australian Residential Property Development for Investors. No doubt you have some of those books in your collection. So I was very excited to be able to speak with Ron for my 100th episode. Ron is a trained architect who applied his training to tackle property development projects first in South Africa and then in Australia. Following his decades of experience he then transferred his lessons and knowledge into books. I am sure you will enjoy getting to know the man behind the name as we discuss his favorite projects, what he learned from his very first development and the many lessons he has picked up along the way. Become a Million Dollar Property Developer Grab my book Become a Million Dollar Property Developer about my journey into property development. This book is ideal for anyone who intends to get into small-scale property development and wants an insider's guide to successfully obtaining wealth, fulfilment, and glory. In this book, Justin will share how he succeeded in delivering a 20-townhouse project on his first property development project and what he learned along the way. Many people have a dream of becoming a property developer. They aspire to build properties, grow portfolios, and amass great wealth. However, many people often struggle with making the leap into property development. This book has the answers for how you can make the leap into property development. Grab your copy now. Property Development Training If you are interested in learning the fundamentals of property development, in your own time and at your own pace, then be sure to head over to www.propertydevelopertraining.com and take a look. I take you step by step through the development process so you know exactly what is needed to find a site, run a feasibility and complete a small scale property development, be that a duplex or 3 or 4 unit site. The training includes a bonus program called Taking It To The Next Level for people who may want to go into developing full-time. So head over to propertydevelopertraining.com and take a look... I would love to see you on the inside... Property Developer Quiz Keen to find out how ready you might be to become a developer? Then take the Property Developer Quiz (https://www.propertydevelopertraining.com/quiz) and get a sense of where you are at… Social Connection Property Developer Podcast Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/propertydeveloperpodcast Property Developer Podcast Instagram – https://www.instagram.com/property_developer_podcast/ Property Developer Podcast LinkedIn – https://www.linkedin.com/company/property-developer-podcastLinks Links AYR International - www.ayr.international Episode Summary In this episode of the Property Developer Podcast, host Justin Gehde speaks with Ron Forlee, a property developer and founder of AYR International. The episode focuses on understanding risk and opportunity in property development, and how to effectively manage both aspects to maximize profitability. The conversation begins with Ron sharing his background in property development and how he got started in the industry. He explains that his approach to development has always been centered around mitigating risk and finding opportunities, which has allowed him to successfully navigate the ups and downs of the market over the years. Risk in property development Justin and Ron then discuss the concept of risk in property development,

Property Developer – Justin Gehde In this episode, Kaz interviews long time Everyday Property Investing listener and Property Developer, Justin Gehde about his journey into the world of Property Development, including the pros and cons of developing and what it takes to be a good property developer. Learn more about Property Development Check out Justin’s […] The post EPI 150 | Property Development – Justin Gehde appeared first on Everyday Property Investing.

Property developer Justin Gehde shares how he turned his expertise into a product that makes money while he sleeps. You can do it too - discover how!

Property developer Justin Gehde shares how he turned his expertise into a product that makes money while he sleeps. You can do it too - discover how!

Diving into the unknown is frightening, or at the very least, stressful. It's during times like these that we all wish we had some sort of guide or guru to help us grasp what we're getting into… And when it comes to property investors venturing into property development, the need for some prior knowledge, whether in the form of books, podcasts, or trainings, is especially important. Today, we chat with Justin Gehde, host of the Property Developer Podcast. We cover not just the mechanical side of property development, but also the practicalities and the spiritual, personal development aspects of it all. We share the 5 important ingredients you'll need to get started as well! We also dig into Justin's property development evolution… Helpful tactics you can use to live the life you want… The risks in property development and how to handle them… And so much more! We hope you find this episode valuable, and if you do, please let us know by sending us an e-mail at hello@dashdot.com.au! We'd love to know your thoughts! Also, don't forget to subscribe, tune in, and share this podcast.  See you on the inside!   In this episode, we cover: Justin's property development evolution, before and after [03:16] What drove him to shift to property development? [06:50] Make a decision, follow-through, and change your life [09:50] Handling the risks in property development [13:44] How did Justin start with 20 townhouses right off the bat? [16:43] His second project was a completely different experience [23:10] Understand the process & life cycle of a development project [26:49] Produce a good feasibility that captures all the costs [31:15] Buy well so you can have a margin for error [36:35] Have enough cash to see a project through to the end [37:47]  Have a strategic purpose to why you're doing a project [41:17] Justin's version of success [42:09] New beliefs, behaviours, and habits that improved Justin's life [43:15] Helpful tactics to live the life you want [44:20] Fear-setting: Identify & articulate your fears [47:58] For people who are interested in property development... [49:55]   Link/s from the show: Great by Choice, a book by Jim Collins Listen to the Property Developer Podcast Take the Property Developer Training (Use code GOOSEfor a special discount!)   About our Guest: Justin Gehde is the host of the Property Developer Podcast. He loves property development and speaking with people about it, but best of all, Justin loves speaking with property developers about the projects they are doing, what works well for them and what they have learnt along the way. Since starting with 20 townhouses, Justin is now continuously developing properties and helping others learn about property development along the way.   Connect With Us: The Investor Lab Membership (https://theinvestorlab.com.au/jointhecommunity) Dashdot Buyers Agents Website (https://www.dashdot.com/au/) Limitless: The Renegade's Guide to Building Wealth Through Property - Goose McGrath (https://www.renegadespropertybook.com) Ready to work with us directly? (https://dashdot.as.me/discoverycall)   If you liked this episode, please don't forget to subscribe, tune in, and share this podcast. Thanks for tuning in!   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

placemakingpodcast@gmail.com Facebook-f Twitter Linkedin Instagram Understanding the Property Developers Mindset with Justin Gehde – Ep. 030 About the Guest I am really excited to share this next conversation with all of you. Justin is a real estate developer with Gehde and host of the Property Developer Podcast located in Melbourne, Australia. Justin brings with him almost five years of experience in the real estate development industry. He has been sharing his discussions with other developers on the Property Developer podcast for over four years now. Originally started in 2015, the Property Developer Podcast was created by Justin because he saw a gap in podcasts geared towards property development. In his hunger to learn about developing and find out how to become a really good developer, he was going out and talking to people involved in property developing. He loved listening to their stories, and they all had such different views on developing. He thought it would be so great to share this with people. He also found that sometimes being a developer can be a lonely game, your family or partner doesn't necessarily understand what is involved or what you are working on, and most people have a pre-conceived idea of what property developers are like. Hence, the genesis of the Property Developer Podcast. In this episode, we are going to discuss some of the greatest lessons learned he has heard on his show, how he got started in real estate development himself, and the path to understanding the mindset of real estate developers. As you will hear on the show, he brings tons of experience on the subject of real estate development and the various hardships that real estate developers see today. I think you will enjoy his take on real estate development after speaking with over 70 guests on his own podcast. Main Take-Away's From This Show It's always nice to have a fellow podcaster on the show! Justin did not disappoint. His passion for real estate development was evident when discussing his own podcast as well as the projects he is undertaking right now. With over 70 of his own guest interviews under his belt, he has been able to draw on the wisdom of these guests when pursuing his personal property development projects. From our discussion, I was able to pull out some big take-away's or nuggets of knowledge to pass on to you all. The following list is not an exhaustive one, but it highlights the major points gathered.  As you will see after jumping into the topics listed below, the central theme of the property developer's mindset is inherent in all of these topics. Real Estate Development in its essence is the same no matter where you live on the globe. As a real estate developer, you are the conductor of the orchestra, not the violinist. You need equity to join the real estate development game, but it isn't just a rich man's game. As always, I will dig into each of these “take-away's” every week on the blog. So, without further a due, here we go! Real Estate Development in its essence is the same no matter where you live on the globe. It's incredible to me that I can be talking to someone across the globe and be able to discuss common issues that we see in such a particular subject as real estate development. We were able to do just that though. Justin develops property near Melbourne Australia, and I work on projects throughout Texas and yet we still run into similar roadblocks. Justin put it very nicely when he said that property development is really just a process, a set of steps to follow. It doesn't really matter where the project occurs, it will involve a set (sometimes seemingly infinite) number of steps. Although some of the particulars of financing, construction, and leasing are different, the overall process is largely the same no matter where you go in the world.

Justin Gehde - property developer and host of The Property Developer podcast - will discuss his latest project, why developers should be targeting owner occupiers rather than investors and show you how to implement a contingency budget to meet those pesky, unexpected costs!Also discover why it's important to get advice from people who can guide and accelerate you towards success; how you can use a rinse and repeat approach in developing, as with investing; and why you can only evolve as far as the biggest challenge that you're prepared to take on in property. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Justin Gehde - property developer and host of The Property Developer podcast - will discuss his latest project, why developers should be targeting owner occupiers rather than investors and show you how to implement a contingency budget to meet those pesky, unexpected costs!Also discover why it's important to get advice from people who can guide and accelerate you towards success; how you can use a rinse and repeat approach in developing, as with investing; and why you can only evolve as far as the biggest challenge that you're prepared to take on in property. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Are you interested in getting involved in property renovations or development? In today's show I'm sharing an interview where Justin Gehde and I talk about how I got started in property renovations and development. This is part of the summer series of my show, where, while I'm on vacation, I pull out some of my favourite past podcasts not previously shared on this show. So today there are some great hints for you because I discuss many of the lessons I learned and some of the things that I got wrong along the way. How Michael Got Started With Property Development Michael bought his first investment property in the 1970s. He paid (a half share of) $18,000 for it and was got $12 a week rent. His second property needed a renovation. He got involved in development in the 1980s. He had good partners and mentors that helped him until the recession hit. Then he started helping others in the late 1990s helping people with property development management and doing development for clients. Michael is still very actively involved in property development. He enjoys creativity and finding solutions for problems. He takes pride in his large developments that have changed the face of some suburbs. Michael thinks property development is the best way to use money and buy assets cheaply. He doesn't flip, instead he renovates and holds on for the long term. In the 1980s Michael was very brave and maybe a little stupid, but he took some big risks and the rising market got him through He has learned from mentors and he has seen partners go bankrupt and he is a much more careful investor. A common problem Michael encounters with clients is they have unrealistic expectations. His advice is to start small do the renovation and then move up. The importance of finding investment grade properties in suburbs that outperform the averages and where the jobs are and where people have more disposable income. How today Michael conducts the orchestra and still has fun at work and undertaking property development. Michael still enjoys the marketing, research, recording the podcast, dealing with the media, and strategic actions. Michael and his property development management business became experts in certain municipalities, so they know what does and doesn't work. How experience makes a difference in property developments and creating the type of property that tenants want and what the end product should be. Location, owner occupier appeal, demand for a wide demographic of people who want to rent or buy there. Investment grade property. If starting over again, Michael would educate himself more and learn from people who have already done what he wants to do. Rather than flipping, property developers should be adding value, refinancing and keeping their properties. This way they are much more likely to become wealthy. Links and resources: Michael Yardney Metropole Metropole's property development services Rich Habits Poor Habits Property Update App Property Developer Podcast Our favourite show quotes: “Property investment and development is a game of finance and having the right cash flow.” Michael Yardney “You have to have money set aside for a rainy day because the finance markets can turn very quickly.” Michael Yardney “I'm actually having fun sitting back a bit and enjoying the results.” Michael Yardney Never miss an episode and keep up with all the good things going on at the Michael Yardney podcast by subscribing on iTunes. You can also subscribe to MichaelYardneyPodcast.com to keep up with the latest information including bonus material that comes out between the podcasts.

Justin Gehde - director of Gehde Developing and host of The Property Developer Podcast - joins us in this episode. Find out how his hard work passion for development let him turn a dream of a 6 unit block into a reality of twenty!Gehde reveals how he went working with vodka bottles on his desk in Amsterdam to overcoming his investing fears in Melbourne and more as we follow his journey.Click play to hear all about it! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Justin Gehde - director of Gehde Developing and host of The Property Developer Podcast - joins us in this episode. Find out how his hard work passion for development let him turn a dream of a 6 unit block into a reality of twenty!Gehde reveals how he went working with vodka bottles on his desk in Amsterdam to overcoming his investing fears in Melbourne and more as we follow his journey.Click play to hear all about it! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In the first episode of the Property Developer Podcast, the show’s host Justin Gehde shares why he set up the podcast, discusses his townhouse development and outlines what you can expect from future shows. A little background I’ve been involved with property developing for about three years, which is not really that long although it feels longer, and I am currently working a 20 townhouse development in the outer eastern suburbs of Melbourne. We are about to start construction in the next few weeks. Funnily enough this is my first development, and the purchase of the site was my first real estate transaction. How did I get here? Well it’s a long story with a few twists and turns, but what developing story doesn’t have twists and turns, right? My background is actually in corporate communication, so working with large organisations to help them communicate more effectively with their staff and other interested groups. I did that for about 15 years. About five years ago I decided I needed to take greater control of my future and I started thinking about what I would like to do, and after a lot of reflection, I realised that I loved property. But I didn’t want to buy an investment property and sit on it, waiting for it to grow in value over 10 years, I wanted something where I could accelerate things. Then one day I was listening to a podcast and heard a guy talking about property developing, and it sounded really interesting, and I thought ‘that’s it’. So I got in contact with the guy on the show who had done a few developments and joined his mentoring program. And so started a very interesting developing journey for me. The great part about the program was that it taught you how to follow a process to deliver a development. And importantly taught by someone that was actually doing it themselves. Better still the program was based on you doing all the work and learning how to find out all the information you needed, so that you could be self sufficient, and continue to deliver developments for as long as you wanted to. So basically, the teaching a man to fish philosophy. My first potential development site failed I was originally looking for a site in the suburbs around the south east of Melbourne, which was closer to where I live, and zeroed in on the suburb of Frankston. At the time property values in the area were more in my budget, and I was looking for a site to do a 4-unit development. I eventually found a nice block that was just over 1000sqm and secured the site with a due diligence clause, paid a bit more than I wanted to, but I thought I could get six small units on the site, similar to a block a few doors down. So I set to work during the due diligence phase to ensure everything stacked up, and had a local drafty develop some plans for me. Unfortunately, the design the drafty came up with of six double storey units was too expensive to build for what I could resell them for, so I decided to pull out of the deal. I then reassessed the area that I should be looking in and decided that the outer eastern suburbs of Melbourne would be a good place to target. And when I started looking at blocks big enough for a 4 unit development, at around the $400k mark, I noticed that if you spent another $100-150k you could get a bigger block that could fit 6 units on. Development success However, my budget wouldn’t really stretch that far so I decided to see if I could take on a money partner. So I put a little proposal together and convinced someone to partner with me to do a 6 unit site in Croydon. And while I was looking for that site I came across a very large site in the neighbouring suburb of Mooroolbark. Initially I thought it was too big for what I had wanted to do. It was nearly 3000 sqm and located close to the heart of the suburb. It was a deceased estate and had been passed in at auction a few weeks earlier with little interest since.