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Do I Regret Buying 3x Properties in NZ?

Start your path to financial freedom with a detailed financial plan for $0: https://bit.ly/4yfesZt In 2021 and 2022, Ed bought three investment properties in New Zealand at or near the peak of the market. The market then dropped. On paper, those properties are sitting at a loss. So does he regret it? In this episode of the Property Academy podcast, Ed and Andrew break down: ● Why buying NZ property at the peak isn't automatically a mistake — and the maths that shows why ● How a 1-year hold is a coin toss, but a 15-year hold smooths out almost every bad entry point ● Why the worst 15-year return in NZ property history is still positive ● The two things that actually determine whether you'll regret buying at the peak of the NZ property market ● And the 7-question risk quiz that tells you whether your NZ property portfolio matches your actual risk tolerance Optimal timing? No. Right decision with the information available? That's a different question. Try out Ed's Risk Quiz here: https://investor-risk-profile.replit.app/ Ep. 2494⎟Property Academy podcast 00:00 Intro 00:27 I bought 3 properties at the peak of the market...do I regret it? 04:16 What's the worst that could happen 07:52 How reliable is long-term house price growth? 10:59 These are historical numbers 12:45 Time horizon and risk tolerance Subscribe to the podcast for daily episodes: https://linktr.ee/Thepropertyacademypodcast https://www.opespartners.co.nz/ https://www.instagram.com/opes_partners/ #houseprices #propertyinvesting #nzproperty This track has been registered for Content ID by AdRev. AdKey:P7GM4kxKBYjRzX Opes Partners Comment Deletion Policy At Opes Partners, we encourage open discussion and respectful debate. If you disagree with us or our content, that’s totally fine – we won’t delete your comment. However, if your comment is mean-spirited, personal attacks, or targets our presenters, we will remove it. Our goal is to maintain a safe, supportive environment for everyone in our community. Let’s keep it respectful, constructive, and focused on growth.