Should You Buy Property Under New Zealand's Latest Government Policies?
In this episode, we dive into if you should buy property under New Zealand's latest government policies. We'll explore why people aren't rushing to buy property despite increasing first home buyer purchases, and how inflation is impacting property prices. Learn about the potential reduction of bank testing rates, the pros and cons of choosing a 12-month loan, and whether now is a good time to purchase property. We'll also discuss if property investors have an edge in the market, the removal of CCCFA for home loans, the rise of granny flats, undervalued properties in New Zealand, and OCR predictions.
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⏰ Chapters ⏰
00:00 Our previous video
01:45 Why people aren't rushing to buy property
05:02 Why first home buyer purchases are increasing
08:19 Inflation impact on property prices
10:21 When will bank testing rates reduce?
12:07 Should you still be choosing a 12 month loan?
15:57 Is now a good time to purchase property?
19:33 Are property investors being given the advantage in the property market?
23:45 Has CCCFA been removed for home loans?
24:48 Granny flats
28:10 Are there properties in New Zealand that are undervalued?
29:46 OCR predictions
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