Melbourne CBD zero out of ten. You're looking at an apartment. Do you not? Who, honestly is staying

in the Socialist Republic of Victoria? I didn't get it, man. How do you have 34 investment

properties? You bought it in your own name, didn't you? You need a trust with a corporate trustee. Not

as easy as it looks. And that poses a whole host of other issues. What? More than $16 billion into

Australian real estate with China leading the charge? You can't have 500,000 people coming into

this country in a single year and expect things to just be as per normal. We don't want any more

people in this country. Congratulations. You just paid $1 million for a 400 K home. So sorry. What

did you get me? My money. Yes. Hey, hey! Excuse me. Who are you? Me? I'm the taxman, bitch.

Imagine putting $1 million into a $400,000 house. That's literally what it's like. You take all the

risk, the ATO takes all the reward. Hey, guys. Welcome to this episode of The Crypto Collective.

Today we're doing reactions and this episode is going to be highly, highly controversial

because it's all about property. Do I think that you should still be buying into the property

market in 2026? Let's check it out. And if you could just sign here. Oh my god. Okay. There you

go. Congratulations. You just paid $1 million for a 400 K home, so. Yeah. Sorry. What

did you get me? My money? Yes. Hey, hey. Excuse me. Who are you? Me? I'm the tax man,

bitch. Yeah, he takes about 40% off the top for all new homes. Build stuff like infrastructure levies,

GST approvals and stamp duty. It's a great scheme. $400,000. Yeah, and then we make about

1,020% profit. If the build costs and the labour don't increase too much. So 400 K in taxes and 200

K in profit. Yeah roughly. So you're paying about 400 K for the land labour and bricks. Oh my God

you greedy fucked. Don't forget, you still have a stamp duty. What? Didn't you already sting him for

that when he bought the land? Yeah, yeah, but you bought it from him. So we get another taste, baby.

Oh. Oh, you gotta love. I love this guy. And I love the episodes that he does. Because they highlight

the fact of how corrupt our system is. Imagine putting $1 million into a $400,000

house. That's literally what it's like. And the ATO puts in no risk whatsoever. You take all the

risk, the ATO takes all the reward. Now, what's interesting is I just looked at houses the other

day in Dubai and guess how much taxes are in Dubai? How much do you think stamp duty is zero?

Why can Dubai have zero taxes? And Australia wants to continually screw people over.

Do you like 25? Okay, we work with a 250 if you like it, at 225 million. But that's

1920 5257 50, 255 52 956. Personal life. Thank you sir. Thank

you. Two 1957 you stand straight to the top. Go to the right. Go easy going.

Wow. Just another day in Sydney where your average house now is $3.2 million. Now, by the looks

of it, this house looks like it was pretty nice. Probably not the average house. Honestly, I don't

know how people afford $3.2 million for a house in Sydney. No

wonder people are livid about the fact that the housing prices are absolutely through the roof.

The housing crisis is crippling people, and that's why people are now, if they're smart, are turning

to Bitcoin to save, to eventually buy property if they want to. But I think for some people, once

they get to $510 million in bitcoin value, they're probably not even going to bother with attaching

themselves or anchoring themselves down to a property. Certainly not in Australia.

Houses are becoming cheaper in Bitcoin for sure. Look at the numbers on this 2016.

A house is going to cost you 664 Bitcoin, and in 2024 it was only six bitcoin. I think the numbers

are even better now in 2026. I think it's about 4 or 5 bitcoin to get the average

house which is absolutely incredible. That's why I say to people all the time, don't bother saving in

fiat dollars. That is being debased. You'll never catch up to property whatsoever. The only way,

if you're serious about getting into the property market, is actually to save in something that's

not being inflated into infinity. And that, of course, is Bitcoin. But more than $16 billion into

Australian real estate. With China leading the charge despite a federal ban on foreign investors

buying established homes. Experts say the crackdown is doing little to slow demand,

especially in Melbourne's luxury market. Industry leaders warned tougher rules could worsen the

housing crisis. This is the thing. You've got so many immigrants now coming into Australia through

this massive migration system which to, to be honest with you, is what I call managed

decline. You can't have 500,000 people coming into this country in a single year and expect things

to just be as per normal. The average Aussie would just like a chance to get into the property

market, please, without being completely screwed over. Albo, if you're listening,

please just put a just put a cap. Just stop the bleed, mate. We don't want any more people in this

country. Look, to be honest with you, if I was running the country, I would just put a blanket

stop on all migration right now and get things back in order before we even let a single person

into this country. Right. Let's look after Australia first. Hey, guys, real quick, if you're

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days. Click the link in the show notes to learn more. Now back to the episode. I didn't get it, man.

How do you have 34 investment properties? I buy one investment property and now the bank is like,

sorry Dave. You're done mate. You bought it in your own name, didn't you? Yeah. What else was I supposed

to do? Biting my dog's name? Nope. Not the dog I trust. You need a trust with a corporate trustee?

Yeah, that sounds like a bit of a scam. That comes with a free webinar in about 120 follow up emails.

No, no, no. It's legal. Let me explain. When you buy it in your own name, the bank goes, oh, look, Dave's

carrying all this debt. No more debt for you. Which is what they said to me after the first one. But

when you buy in a trust with a corporate trustee that sits in its own little box like a Tupperware

of liability. It's not without its risk, but it's legitimate strategy. So the banks don't see it. Oh,

they see it. But some banks don't treat it like it's your debt. It's the trust problem. And as long

as the trust is running profitably, they can ignore it for future borrowing. That's court.

You're telling me that's how you got the 34 properties? Yep. Spread across seven trusts. Bro, I

am wigging out here. You're signing contracts like their bloody birthday cards? Yep. Plus, the trust

helps with tax. They can distribute the income to my wife and children. What I want to know is, why

aren't they teaching this stuff in school? Because learning how to calculate the volume of a cone is

more important. In my opinion, there's a little bit of a falsehood here. If you're acquiring this many

properties, they've got to be positive cash flow properties, because if they're negative cash flow

properties, the money has to come from somewhere. And if you're putting these properties into a

separate trust, and that trust isn't generating any income per se. and if the rent is less than

the outgoings, the difference has to come from somewhere. And generally speaking, it's going to be

from your Afterpay tax dollars or perhaps your company. But then that poses a whole host

of other issues like like seven, a division seven, eight loans and things like this. And so it gets

super, super complicated, not as easy as it looks. And in fact, that's why I ultimately sold all of

my investment properties. I was like, you know what? This is a joke because they just don't tell you

this type of stuff. What did I invest in then? Because it's super simple with better growth.

Bitcoin Melbourne CBD zero out of ten. You're looking at an apartment. Do not buy their

Melbourne crime well eight out of ten love it Cranbourne. Who's

who's moving to Melbourne. It doesn't have a lot of like granny flat or people are getting the

hell out of Melbourne that's for sure. That's why so many people come into the Gold Coast and lots

of growth. Frankston. Frankston. Eight out of ten. There is so much. Let me just pause it here. Who

honestly is staying in the Socialist Republic of Victoria? I actually want to know, can you leave

some comments below and tell me if you're actually staying there? Because the choice right

now is stay in the crime capital and I would say tax capital of Australia or move. Right. You know,

and I'm saying move internationally. Just move out of the state. Tell me in the comments. West Meadows,

West Meadows similar to Gladstone Park okay, guys, get the hell out of Victoria. That's all I'm going

to say. I can't see any more of this crap. Hey. Nice place. We paid 700 for it and it's probably worth

eight now, so. Pretty good, right? Yeah. That is. Have you been? Yeah. So what you could get for a two

bedroom in Sydney, you could buy a whole house from Brisbane. Honestly. It's crazy. Wow, that is

crazy. And you know, it is a decent area and good coffee, but there's mould in all the rooms, so it's

sort of like, that's really bad. Do you want to like, go see a movie or something with my parents

do and just say, are you even? Are you listening to me? I wish I bought five years ago, to be honest,

but Sydney is just cooked now. Yeah, and I had a friend who just bought Newcastle. Apparently

that's going to be the next big thing. Even this big thing. Big thing. It's a great place. So cool.

What was that, like 700 grand, 707 hundred now worth eight. I paid for mine. But here's the thing.

You're on the main road. No, I still look on the thing like that. I hate to tell you this, guys, but

there are literally five cities that are in the top 20 of the most expensive real

estate in the world, right? Including Sydney, Adelaide, Brisbane, Melbourne

and some other places. I kind of remember. I think it may even be Perth. Right. It's an absolute joke,

right? No wonder people are just doing it so tough. They're like, how the hell do we get into the

property market? They've got to be asking the politicians, please help us. We're just the average

obviously want to get into the property market. Please. We just want a place to live. Now here's my

advice. Forget about the property market. In fact, what I would say to these guys, if you possibly

can stay living with your parents. It's the cheapest thing to possibly do. And I. What I would

also be doing is stacking. And I know you're going to turn away now. Stacking as much bitcoin as you

possibly can. That is your life raft. All right guys that was a really interesting episode of

reactions to do with predominantly the property market. And what I would say in closing is hey

look if you want to buy a house and have a roof over your head, for sure, do it. But I also

understand it's extremely difficult to do, and that's why you've got to look at other

alternatives to perhaps break into the property market. And one of those things could be saving in

Bitcoin. Don't discount it. Research it. Find out for yourself. Until next time. Take care. Thanks for

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