Kym Nitschke
Accounting Insider - Property, Wealth, Business Tips & Tricks
Accounting Insider is a podcast for masters of their own destiny to learn how to build wealth - from an expert who has done it for himself, and his clients. Kym Nitschke is a different kind of accountant - yes, he's a chartered accountant and financial planner, but he's also a property developer, licensed builder and investor. The Accounting Insider podcast not only reveals Kym's insights into business and wealth growth, but also puts a spotlight on his clients and other successful entrepreneurs and business people. Learn how they did it, and prosper!
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Kym Nitschke
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Latest episode
Mar 19, 2025
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Episodes
Ep 6 Investing in Property (Part 5): Recovering from an investment failure 31.03.2016 14:29
Kym Nitschke swore he'd never invest in property again. After making some mistakes in his first property investment, that cost him money and brought about a lot of stress, he thought that property was risky and he was bound to lose. But after finding inspiration and courage from a number of places, Kym re-entered the market armed with a wealth of experience and lessons learned. He hasn't looked ba...
Ep 5 Investing in Property (part 4): How to avoid common mistakes 24.03.2016 21:15
When investing in property, there are common mistakes that many people make. In part 4 of Kym Nitschke's Investing in Property series, you can learn how to avoid the pitfalls. Kym covers a range of issues, including: - Holding debt on the wrong property - Misconceptions about tax “benefits” - Fixed vs Variable rates - Property management - Insurance And much more ... Kym shares personal stories an...
Ep 4 Investing in Property (part 3): Going from one property to two, good and bad debt, never sell 11.03.2016 19:23
Going from one to two properties is perhaps the hardest step when building your property portfolio. It’s a step that many don’t make, but when you do, it immediately puts you in the top percentage of wealthy people. Kym Nitschke, property investor and accountant, helps you make the jump with his insightful tips. Kym talks about the importance of having a strategy, and what you can do to get the be...
Ep 3 Investing in Property (Part 2): Steps and secrets to buying property (being different) 19.02.2016 21:06
To buy the perfect property at the best price, you need to be different. Being different, and separating himself from other buyers and investors, has enabled Kym Nitschke to secure amazing residential and commercial property deals. In part 2 of Accounting Insider’s property series, Kym reveals the steps and secrets to his success. He walks you through the process, from the conventional to the quir...
Ep 2 Investing in property (Part 1): Getting started, finding the right property, renovation value 05.02.2016 22:01
Kym Nitschke turned a small herd of cattle into a multi-million dollar property portfolio. The relatively small sum of cash from the sale became the deposit on his first home, bought as a 21 year old. Getting started is one of the toughest issues for many would-be property investors. In this episode, Kym offers his tips for first home buyers, including finance and the type of property best suited...
Ep 1 An introduction, building personal wealth, positive self talk 16.12.2015 23:23
Kym Nitschke is no ordinary numbers man. Along with his growing accounting and financial advisory practice, he’s also a property developer and licensed builder. In the first episode of Accounting Insider, Kym shares his personal story - entering and then leaving the rat race, key learnings from a mentor, growing a client base to over 1200 and how he built his multi-million dollar property portfoli...
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