From Renovations to Businesses with Tack Lee & Hoe Ping Lo

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Listen to the full episode here: https://player.whooshkaa.com/episode?id=368891 Tack Lee & Hoe Ping Lo are back in another episode of Property Investory to continue talking about their amazing property journey and how they managed to not only grow their portfolio but also start two businesses at the same time. They’ll be talking about the strategies they implore when it comes to sourcing and renovating properties, how they got into developments and the lessons they learnt along the way when it comes to the architectural design of properties. Tack Lee & Hoe Ping Lo will also delve into how they were able to revise their portfolio building strategies, how property has allowed them to start their own businesses and the personal habits, educational resources and mindsets they have when it comes to investing.

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