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This week on the Moves to Momentum podcast, Jason Titus sits down with Eddie Dilleen, Director of Dilleen Property, who has a $175 million portfolio of more than 230 properties.

From growing up in housing commission in Mount Druitt to buying his first property at 18, this episode breaks down how Eddie went from a $138K unit on the Central Coast to one of the biggest portfolios in the country, and what it has cost him along the way.

Eddie shares why he stopped for two years after his first purchase, why he bought units when everyone told him not to, and how a shift in mindset took his portfolio from roughly $40 million to almost $200 million in two to three years.

In this episode, they unpack:
🏚️ Growing up in Mount Druitt and deciding to change his life at 14
🏡 Buying his first property at 18 and the two years that followed
🏢 Why he bought units when everyone said never to
🔧 How a $7K repair turned into a life-changing result for his client
📈 Why he’d rather control more assets and run slightly negative than keep a small portfolio positive
🎯 Why committing before you feel ready can pull you forward
❤️ Balancing a growing business, a large portfolio, a marriage and young kids
🗓️ Why he books family breaks 12 to 24 months in advance

If you’ve ever wondered what it takes to build a portfolio at scale, or you’re trying to work out your next move, this episode is a real look at the mindset, the sacrifices and the long game behind it.

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This week on the Moves to Momentum podcast, Jason Titus sits down with Ria Maric to answer some of the most common questions property investors ask about cash flow, serviceability, and growing a portfolio the right way.

From why running at a loss isn't automatically a bad thing, to working out when you've actually hit your borrowing limit, this episode breaks down the maths that separates investors who scale from investors who stall.

Jason shares why the question "what's it going to cost me" is the wrong one to be asking, how a couple on a $300K household income could realistically build a six-property portfolio, and why granny flats and rooming houses aren't dead, they're just not the tactic for right now.

In this episode, they unpack:
💰 Why running at a loss isn't a bad thing if the asset is right
🧮 The real maths behind a $4M portfolio that's negative $50K a year
🏦 How to get around serviceability limits without overextending
📈 When it actually makes sense to sell a property
🏠 Whether granny flats and co-living are still worth building
📊 Why the "what's it going to cost me" mindset holds investors back
🔑 How structuring across entities can extend your borrowing capacity

If you've ever wondered how seasoned investors justify being deep in negative cash flow, this episode gives you the framework to understand it.

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This week on the Moves to Momentum podcast, Jason Titus sits down with Ali Mourad, a 28-year-old property investor who's built a five-property, $3 million portfolio while still working a regular job in construction.

From losing money on crypto and Sportsbet in his early 20s to buying his first property in Parmelia on his sister's recommendation, this episode breaks down what it actually took to go from "forty grand in liquid cash with no plan" to over $1 million in equity in four years.

Ali shares how watching people in his life pull equity out of their homes changed the way he thought about money, why he quit his first construction job the day after deciding he was underpaid, and why becoming a subcontractor was the move that unlocked his next stage of investing despite tanking his serviceability in the short term.

In this episode, they unpack:
💸 Why losing money on crypto and gambling in his 20s made him a better investor
🏠 How one trusted recommendation turned into a five-property portfolio
📈 Why "what's it going to make me" beats "what's it going to cost me"
🏦 How hitting a serviceability wall led him to become a subcontractor
👨‍👩‍👧 Navigating family and cultural pushback around debt and risk
🔑 Why confidence, not income, has been the biggest shift in his investing
🚀 What it takes to keep scaling a portfolio once the first deal is done

If you think you need a high income or perfect timing to start building a portfolio, this episode gives you a different story.

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