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The $85 billion opportunity: why ‘complexity is our friend’

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Nine thousand commercial properties sold last year. $85 billion in transactions. And most brokers still think commercial lending isn't for them.

In this episode of Broker Bulletin, Mel Griffin sits down with John Flavell, Founder & Director of Wave Money, to bust the biggest myths around commercial property lending. Uncovering why your own client database might already hold your next opportunity.

You'll hear:

  • Why your existing customers are sitting on an opportunity you might be missing
  • Why "it's complicated" is a myth worth questioning
  • How an 80% LVR and 30-year term is opening commercial property to everyday investors

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Show notes timestamps:

00:59 – John explains why he founded Wave Money and the borrowers being underserved by traditional lenders
03:28 – Why brokers now write over 70% of resi loans, and what hasn't changed in 30 years
06:25 – How recent tax changes are shifting where investors put their money
10:36 – "Your customers are already sitting in your database"
13:58 – Busting the myth that commercial lending is too complicated for resi brokers
17:56 – The policy detail: 80% LVR, 30-year terms, and lease-only servicing
22:14 – What "lease doc" lending actually means, explained simply
25:40 – A first-time investor's story: buying a factory unit in Geelong
31:06 – John's "one percenters" for building a business built on long-term relationships

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