So, do you want to work on a passion or have the flexibility to chase dreams?
Society says you need to get a set job and earn enough money to buy a house in a spot you might not want to live your whole life. You are studying and want to have the flexibility to chase your goals. You don’t want to be forced into a coupling to get a bigger loan. Or you’re a young couple finding it impossible to find a place to rent but don’t want to shackle yourself to ¾ of a Million dollar loan….
These are all real experiences of the young professional in today’s world. Are there other options for you currently? No, not really…
The experience of young professionals includes these scenarios
- intro – Saved $80k and still cannot access a house in Brisbane
- Entering workforce – HECS debt and average house approaching $ 1 million. There is no financier that can fund this
- Partnering to secure larger debt — Have you seen the divorce rates? With a 30-year mortgage outlasting most marriages, it does not seem to be an option.
- Join the Middle Class — Home ownership is falling beyond the reach of solid middle-class families, so what hope does the youth have?
- First Home Owner Grant – The evidence is clear that any handout is discounted by the valuer and the system typically just further inflates the already expensive house
- Not a possibility – The great Australian dream
- We can see behind the curtain – Why pursue the fallacy of building a career, my house will never be available in the current system
For the young professional, what about a way of life that doesn’t leave you locked into a system that doesn’t let you realise your dreams?
Embarking on a solo career, there is an opportunity to network our resources with others which just makes sense.
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