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In this week’s Talking Wealth podcast, Dale gets behind the glitz of property investing to highlight the poor building standards that affect investor returns. Building a home is the biggest expense anyone will have, so when your dream home or dream investment is built poorly the result can be devastating for both homeowners and those trying to build wealth.
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