Renovation projects, value-add improvements and strategic buying methods used to manufacture equity in property investments.
What does it mean to manufacture growth? Lloyd explains to Alex that there is no need to wait for the market to control the value of your property. Listen to Lloyd’s proven methods as he teaches you how to turn thousands into millions.
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Renovation projects, value-add improvements and strategic buying methods used to manufacture equity in property investments.

Almost 50% of Australian marriages end in divorce. But nobody talks about what actually happens after — the financial court battles, the years of limbo where your career stalls, the bills mounting up, the dark days when you genuinely can't see a way forward.

Lloyd Edge talks through his new book Set for Life, the Freedom Fund concept, and how to build generational wealth for your family.

Lloyd Edge sits down with Bill, who built nine investment properties by 29, to unpack the unfiltered truth about building a property portfolio from scratch.

Lloyd Edge explains why uncertainty can create the biggest opportunities for property investors and where Australia's markets are booming and slowing.

Lloyd Edge breaks down how to determine a property's true market value, spot misleading pricing tactics and avoid overpaying in a competitive market.

Lloyd Edge cuts through the political noise on capital gains tax, negative gearing and rates, and shares the mining-town lesson that cost investors millions.
The complete back catalogue is available on every platform - Apple, Spotify, YouTube and beyond.
Lloyd started his investment journey on a teacher’s salary and now owns 18 investment properties personally. He’s the bestselling author of Positively Geared, Buy Now, and Set-for-Life, the founder of Aus Property Professionals, and the 2024 REINSW Buyer’s Agent of the Year.
The podcast exists to demystify property investment for everyday Australians - to make the case, with numbers not vibes, that it’s still possible to build serious wealth on an ordinary income.