Rent Lies That Cost Investors Thousands | Property Advice with Sophie Anapliotis #131

Update: 2025-06-30

Description

🎧 "They thought they'd get $800 a week in rent—reality was $550."

In this episode, Sophie Anapliotis breaks down the common pitfalls investors face before buying property. From unrealistic rent expectations to hidden compliance issues, Sophie shares why involving a property manager before purchase can save thousands — and a lot of stress.

Learn how to spot red flags, prepare for long-term ownership, and align your investment strategy with real market conditions.

✅ Why pre-purchase advice matters

✅ Rent-ready checks & compliance

✅ The real ROI of capital improvements

Tune in today and let us know your thoughts

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