Positive Property - George Markoski

I'm George Markoski. I went from $50K in debt to retired at 37 through property, not luck. Now I help everyday Australians do the same with the Markoski Method.

This is Positive Property, where I cut through the fear the media sells and the restriction the banks push, and show you what actually builds wealth: smart strategy, real numbers, and the moves that turn one property into a portfolio.

No 9-to-5 forever. No waiting for the "right time." Just the same advice I'd give my own mum.

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Positive Property - George Markoski

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We’ve had some unexpected technical issues tonight, so we’ll be rerunning the full session tomorrow morning instead.



We’ll update the new time shortly. Thanks for your patience everyone.

2 weeks ago | [YT] | 0

Positive Property - George Markoski

The rules around property investors are changing again.



Investor sentiment is shifting. Supply pressures are worsening. And the consequences for the property market may be much bigger than most Australians realise.


Tomorrow, Adam Albrecht and I are breaking down:
• What’s already changing on the ground
• Why investors are becoming more cautious
• What this could mean for rents, prices, and housing supply
• What smart investors should be watching next


LIVE Thursday at 7PM AEST.

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Positive Property - George Markoski

Australia doesn’t have a housing affordability problem.

It has a housing supply collapse.

You cannot bring hundreds of thousands of extra people into the country while building nowhere near enough homes… then act shocked when rents and prices explode.

In this episode, George and Christina Markoski break down:
• The 2026 Federal Budget
• Rising rents and migration
• Investor crackdowns
• Construction slowdowns
• And why the crisis is far from over

Plus a real client case study with Stephen and Nikki on building a property portfolio in today’s market.

Full episode now live on YouTube.

3 weeks ago | [YT] | 1

Positive Property - George Markoski

There’s a real debate happening right now around the property market.


Some are calling a downturn. Others are pointing to ongoing resilience.


But when you actually look at the data, it’s not that simple.


We’re seeing pressure in the building sector, uncertainty around interest rates, and shifting sentiment across the market.


So which is it?


Tonight, Christina and I are breaking down both sides of the debate and what it could mean moving forward.


If you’re investing or planning your next move, this is one to pay attention to.


Join us live at 7:05PM (Melbourne time).

1 month ago | [YT] | 1

Positive Property - George Markoski

This is about to hit your mortgage.

Fuel prices are rising again.
That flows straight into inflation.

But here’s the problem:

Raising interest rates won’t fix it.
It just puts more pressure on you.

And if this keeps going…
we’re looking at a global recession.

You need to understand what’s coming next.

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Positive Property - George Markoski

The Government says inflation is under control.

It’s not.

It’s being loaded back into the system right now.

Migration.
Energy.
Construction.
Currency.

Everything is pointing one way.

And most people won’t see it until it’s already too late.

2 months ago | [YT] | 0

Positive Property - George Markoski

The property investor playbook has changed.



The market hasn’t collapsed. But the rules investors have been using for years are starting to shift.


Higher interest rates, tighter lending, rising rents, and migration trends are quietly rewriting how property investing works in Australia.


Tomorrow night I’ll be breaking down what has actually changed and what investors need to adjust if they want to keep building successfully in this cycle.


If you're investing now or planning your next move, join us live.


📍 Live tomorrow — 7:05PM Melbourne time

2 months ago | [YT] | 0

Positive Property - George Markoski

Over the past few months, I’ve been watching a shift build beneath the surface of Australian property.



On the surface, parts of the market look steady.

But when you look at rates, debt levels, supply constraints, and lending conditions together, the pressure is building.



It is not a simple market.
It is not collapsing.
But it is changing.


Tomorrow night, I’ll break down what I’m seeing and what it actually means for investors right now.


If you have questions about rates, borrowing capacity, portfolio growth, or where the real risks and opportunities sit, drop them in the comments below.

I’ll address as many as I can live.

3 months ago | [YT] | 0

Positive Property - George Markoski

What's the biggest mistake first-timers make in property?

4 months ago | [YT] | 0

Positive Property - George Markoski

The Reserve Bank of Australia has just raised the official cash rate by 0.25%, bringing it to 3.85%.This wasn’t what many economists expected, just a few weeks ago but a stubborn spike in inflation has backed the RBA into a corner.

So What Happened?
Inflation jumped to 3.8% (up from 3.4%)

The RBA’s preferred range is between 2–3%.

My Take?
This rate hike shouldn’t have happened.

Yes, inflation’s up but most of it is cost-driven, not demand-driven. Australians aren’t outspending. They’re being squeezed.

Punishing borrowers who are already hurting won’t fix global supply issues or rent pressures.

How Does This Compare Historically?

The cash rate is now 3.85%, up from 0.1% in May 2022, that’s 13 rate hikes in under 2 years. Most major banks are forecasting the peak is here or very close But the pain? It’s already hitting household budgets hard.

On a $750k loan, this hike adds roughly $156/month in mortgage repayments.
On a $1M loan? It’s about $208/month. That’s on top of every other increase we’ve had since 2022.

What Should You Do?
If you’ve got a mortgage or you’re thinking about investing now is the time to act, not panic.

📉 Are you on the best rate?
📊 Could you be saving money or unlocking more borrowing power?
The team at Wealthstreet has a few openings this week to review your situation and give you clear advice.

👉 Want a free finance check-up?

Comment “Finance Review” below or DM me directly and I’ll get you connected.

Don’t let the banks win. Get ahead of the curve.

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