In this episode of Building Your First Home, the hosts are joined by Adam Kelleher, a New Home Representative for Turnkey Building Group, to discuss the essential mindset for first-time home builders. Adam shares his personal journey through home building, starting from his parents' first home in Doncaster to his own experiences in the Mornington Peninsula. We cover the importance of making informed decisions, the significance of seeking good advice, and the benefits of building new properties. We also explore the long-term value of property ownership and building a strong financial foundation through strategic real estate decisions.

(01:12) Adam's Early Life and First Home Experience9

(02:11) The Evolution of Home Building

(05:12) Adam's Journey to Home Ownership

(07:27) Investing in Property: Lessons Learned

(10:21) Mindset Shift and Property Success

(15:51) First Home Purchase and Its Impact

(18:29) Enhancing Your Home: Adding a Pool

(18:53) The Journey to Your Ideal Home

(19:25) Creating Memories in Your Home

(19:58) The Financial Benefits of Home Ownership

(21:21) Tax Advantages of Primary Residences

(21:53) Strategies for First-Time Home Builders

(22:57) The Importance of Getting into the Market

(23:36) Making Informed Property Decisions

(24:46) The Value of Time in Property Investment

(31:24) Building vs. Renovating: Pros and Cons

Building a home should be an exciting and enjoyable journey, but the overwhelming amount of information and differing opinions can lead to confusion and costly mistakes. "Building Your First Home" is a podcast designed to educate and inform listeners about the tricks, traps, jargon, and complexities of home building. Join hosts Justin Engelke and Jordan Wilson as they interview industry experts and professionals, providing valuable insights to help you make the right decisions on your home-building journey.

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