
🎙️ Moves to Momentum
Moves to Momentum is a straight-talking property and wealth podcast for everyday Australians who want to turn property into freedom, lifestyle, and long-term security. 🏡📈
Hosted by Sydney-based investor and rentvestor Jason Titus, this show breaks down how regular Australians are building strategic property portfolios to create real options in their lives.
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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 20 | Founded | 5 months ago |
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This week on the Moves to Momentum podcast, Jason Titus sits down with one of Buyers Edge's very first clients, Tom Hardwick.
At just 29 years old, Tom has built an impressive property portfolio while growing a successful Range Rov... more
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🎙️ In this episode of Moves to Momentum, Jason and Ria sit down with Melbourne real estate agent James Burne to unpack why everyone is suddenly paying attention to Melbourne's unit market.
Together, they discuss:
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In this episode of Moves to Momentum, Jason sits down with Chris Raymond, Director of Unconditional Finance, to unpack the finance strategies that help property investors grow their portfolios with confidence.
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In this episode of Moves to Momentum, Jason sits down again with Christian Gilmour to unpack what it really takes to build a serious property portfolio 🏡🚀
This is not just a chat about buying more property.
It is a real conversa... more
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Loving the podcast and look forward to it every week. It’s amazing to hear from people who have big property profiles and the steps they took to get there. I love how Jason has a young family like me and talks about the motivator’s and what you actually want to get out of owning property.
Would also love to hear more from those who are more towards the start of their journey and some females. Keep up the good work.
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A straight-talking property and wealth show focused on turning income streams into freedom, lifestyle, and long-term security through strategic property portfolios. Episodes spotlight real investor journeys, practical deal-by-deal tactics, and mindset shifts around debt, market timing, and scaling—from early buys and rentvesting to owner-occupier transitions and cash-flow diversification. Listeners can expect actionable steps, candid lessons from the field, and a consistent emphasis on balancing growth with family life and personal wellbeing. A standout angle is the practical, step-by-step framing that translates complex finance concepts into repeatable portfolio-building plays for everyday Australians, with guests ranging from young invest... more
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Recent guests on Moves to Momentum include:
1. Christian Gilmour
2. Tony Zelnick
3. Morgan Holmes
4. Jabyn Manning
5. Ria Marich
6. Chris Conley
7. Harley Giddings
8. Christian Gilmore
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