An Expat Property Story from New Zealand

#174

One of the aims of this podcast is to demonstrate what’s possible for you as a remote investor in UK property.

And to showcase expats who are pushing the boundaries of what’s achievable. 

So if I told you that today’s guest self-managed their serviced accommodation business in Norfolk from their home in New Zealand while in full-time employment and with three children under two, would you believe me?

How about if I then told you they went on to build 8 new build houses for social housing in New Zealand?

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