Brick to the Future: Property Investment Show

039 - Season 4 - Episode 3 - Predictions for the 2024 Property Market

January 17, 2024 OpenCorp Season 4 Episode 39
Brick to the Future: Property Investment Show
039 - Season 4 - Episode 3 - Predictions for the 2024 Property Market
Show Notes

Introduction:

Welcome back to Brick to the Future Podcast. In today's episode, we're diving deep into the intricate landscape of property investment, featuring insights from our resident property investment expert, Michael 'Boz' Beresford, and the CEO of OpenCorp, Matthew Lewison.

 As we approach the start of 2024 and set our sights on the ever-evolving property market, we've brought in the heavy-hitters to discuss the essential elements that will shape the landscape. Get ready to unravel the dynamics of supply, demand, affordability, and sentiment as we seek predictions and valuable insights from our experts.

 Stay tuned for a thought-provoking conversation that aims to equip you with the knowledge you need to navigate the property market successfully. Without further ado, let's jump right into today's episode! 

Speakers information:

Michael Beresford:

As an accomplished Australian property investment strategist and seasoned manager, Michael Beresford's journey in personal property investment began at 25. From that pivotal point, an impressive trajectory unfolded, with Michael acquiring four additional properties on a single income over the subsequent five years. This early decisive action laid the foundation for substantial growth, witnessing Michael's investment portfolio more than double since its inception.

In his current capacity as the Executive Director of Property and Investment Services at OpenCorp, the greatest satisfaction for Michael lies in empowering clients. Observing their growth as they expand portfolios and achieve wealth beyond initial expectations is truly rewarding. This personal connection and impact drive Michael's dedication to helping individuals utilize property investment for financial goals. Over his tenure, Michael has had the privilege of personally assisting over 700 OpenCorp clients in adding over $1 billion in value to their property portfolios, a defining aspect of his professional journey. What's more he's overseen a team deliver 2000+ clients investment property portfolios

 

Matthew Lewison:

With a rich history spanning over two decades in residential and commercial real estate, Matt has established himself as an accomplished property investor and seasoned entrepreneur. His journey in property investment commenced at the age of 18, evolving into a prosperous portfolio over the years. Guided by influential mentors, including his father, who instilled in him a profound interest in residential property, Matt swiftly ascended the corporate ladder.

Despite the passage of years, Matt's passion for residential property remains steadfast. Committed to sharing his knowledge and enthusiasm, he co-founded OpenCorp in 2006 alongside his brother, Allister, and friend, Cam McLellan. This strategic move allowed the trio to concentrate efforts and positively impact a broader audience.

Together, they co-authored a best-selling book and facilitated the entry of thousands of investors into the property market, guided by a shared commitment to uplifting clients' lives through proven, safe, and effective property investments. Matt's educational background includes degrees in Engineering and Corporate Finance, with continuous efforts to enhance his financial services qualifications.

In his role as Founder and CEO of OpenCorp, Matt is dedicated to driving the company's success and assisting individuals in achieving their property investment goals. Simultaneously, his position as CEO of Resifund underscores his commitment to facilitating success in the real estate sector.

Matt derives immense satisfaction from assisting clients on their property investment journey, contributing to the improvement of lives across Australia through housing investment and choice. His passion for market insights continues to propel his work within the industry, ensuring that OpenCorp remains at the for