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Learn commercial property in Australia, build cashflow, and live with freedom. Dreaming of investing in commercial property but don’t know where to start? All About Commercial Property & Cashflow is your guide to passive income and financial freedom in Australia. Hosted by Sovy Lie -commercial property investor, mentor, and former corporate professional this podcast blends stories, strategies, and mindset shifts to help busy professionals and parents build confidence, create cashflow, and live with more choices. Subscribe and start your journey today.
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A weekend visit to two crystal shops got me thinking about value, business models, and one question every commercial property investor should ask: How hard is your property really working for you? In this episode, I explore why a property working harder does not always mean charging more rent. Sometimes it means protecting the income you already have, helping a good tenant stay strong, and making sure the property can adapt when things change. We talk about: why tenant health matters to your income the real cost of vacancy how flexible space can create more options what makes a property easier to re-lease why passive income does not mean passive ownership and the three questions I think every commercial property owner should ask I also share why supporting a tenant does not mean making emotional decisions, it means understanding the bigger picture before you act. Because sometimes, protecting your income starts with helping your tenant protect theirs. I teach my members to learn how to think through commercial property differently, and create the space to bring real questions. Email me at hello@seelies.com.au to learn more.
When you hear “commercial property”, do you picture huge shopping centres and office towers? It can feel like a world for bigger investors, especially when you’re worried about making a mistake. But what about the local shops, medical practice or business spaces you visit every week? In this episode, I share how a few recent conversations reminded me that commercial property had been part of my own family’s story for years. My parents owned a shop in Indonesia and rented it to another businessperson. Yet when I started investing in commercial property in Australia, my mum was worried. I talk about how I took her concerns seriously and turned them into questions to check before moving forward. We also explore why something familiar can suddenly feel foreign in a different country or setting, and how that feeling can stop us from exploring what’s possible. From family businesses to local consulting rooms, we look at the spaces around us through the eyes of a potential owner. What makes them useful? Could they support future income? And what would we need to understand about the costs, tenants and things that could change? You’ll leave with a simple five-minute exercise to help you get curious about one familiar property and identify your next question. Join me on Instagram at @sovy_lie_commercial for daily tips, and comment on the episode post: which local property are you starting to see differently?
You've listened to the podcasts, watched the videos and saved the checklists. You know what yield is, what a lease is, and what due diligence means. So why aren't you moving? In this episode, Sovy unpacks why knowing more isn't the same as moving forward, and why confidence usually comes after action, not before. She shares the story of buying her first commercial property: how looking at more and more properties only made the decision harder, what finally brought clarity, and why she walked away from the deal that would have made her more money. It's an honest look at cash flow versus growth, risk appetite, and why just because you can doesn't mean you should. Why information stops being the problem, and applying it becomes the real skill The difference between knowing a concept and using it in a real deal How matching the numbers to your purpose cuts through overwhelm Why even your brokers, solicitors and agents may only see one piece of the journey The questions good support should help you ask yourself If you'd like a clear roadmap to get started, find out more about Sovy's Pocket Rocket Membership HERE Follow Sovy on Instagram: @sovy_lie_commercial Follow Sovy on Facebook: @allaboutcommercial
Do you need everything sorted before you start learning about commercial property? Sara had never bought an investment property. After nearly 20 years in tech, she wanted more choices beyond her career, but commercial property felt out of reach. In this conversation, she shares why she joined Pocket Rocket while still working through her finances, how getting clear on her goals helped, and what changed when she stopped trying to figure it all out alone. 🎓 Want to explore your next step? Join my FREE masterclass next week: [MASTERCLASS LINK] 🚀 Doors to the next Pocket Rocket Membership cohort open next week. Come to the masterclass to learn more.
Sometimes we know it is time for something to change, but we still do not feel ready. In this episode, I share something one of my mentors recently reminded me: growth is not only about learning more. The harder part is taking action while life is still happening around us. I talk about how I have learned to take advice, frameworks and strategies from other people, then make them fit my own life, goals and values. We also bring this into property. Because there is no one investment strategy that is right for everyone. If commercial property feels like your next move but you’re unsure where to start, join me for my free Masterclass on 22 or 24 September . Register your seat HERE You don’t need to be ready to buy, just ready to learn your next step
In this episode of All About Commercial Property & Cashflow, Sovy sits down with Sergio to talk about his journey from feeling completely lost in commercial property to confidently navigating deals, agents, and due diligence. Sergio and Sovy get into: Why commercial property felt so different (and so much harder to navigate) compared to residential The real reason Sergio decided now was the time to go commercial How the Pocket Rocket six-week sprint gave him a roadmap where there wasn't one before His honest advice for anyone wanting to make the jump to commercial About Pocket Rocket Sergio's journey started with Pocket Rocket Membership designed to help first-time commercial property investors go from feeling lost and overwhelmed to confidently finding, assessing, and negotiating their first commercial deal. Through a step-by-step roadmap, practical exercises, and a supportive community of investors going through the same journey, Pocket Rocket takes the guesswork out of commercial property. 👉 Ready to fast-track your own commercial property journey? Head to POCKET ROCKET WEBSITE to learn more.
Commercial property can feel like a whole new world. Different numbers. Different leases. Different lenders. Different risks. But here’s the thing: you are probably not starting from zero. In this episode, I talk about how the skills you already use at work or in property can help you make better commercial property decisions. If you work in finance, project management, marketing, legal, drafting, architecture, or even if you have bought residential property before, you already have skills you can bring into the process. The key is knowing what you already know, what you still need to learn, and who can help you close the gaps. I also share how we use my 9-Step Framework inside Pocket Rocket to help members move toward buying commercial property with more clarity and confidence. If commercial property is your next move, this episode is for you. 🎧 Listen now. Pocket Rocket is opening again soon. Join the waitlist for early access and a special bonus. Link to waitlist: https://pocketrocketmembership.com/september26-waitlist
Most people think buying commercial property starts withfinding the right property. I've learnt it doesn't. It starts by asking better questions. In this episode, I share the conversation with my mentor that completely changed the way I think about commercial property, and why I almost sold a property that ultimately helped replace my income. We also explore the four questions I now ask before every commercial property decision, and why understanding your current position is often more important than searching for the next deal. If you've ever felt overwhelmed, stuck or unsure where tostart, this episode is for you. Inside this episode: • The conversation that changed my investing journey • Why most people solve the wrong problem first • The four questions I ask before every commercial propertydecision • A simple exercise to help you identify your real next step 🎯 Take the CommercialProperty Next Step Quiz and discover where to focus next.
A lot of us are building from stories we never consciously chose. Stories about success, timing, pressure, what progress should look like, and what kind of wealth is considered “good enough” In this episode, I unpack: • what I’ve had to unlearn about success • how borrowed timelines create unnecessary pressure • the difference between inherited beliefs and aligned choices • what I’ve had to unlearn about property and progress • and why honest investing starts with questioning what no longer fits Because sometimes the next level is not about learning more. It is about unlearning what was never really yours.
One of the biggest things I hear from first-time commercial buyers is: “I don’t know enough.” “What if the property stays vacant?” “What if I lose money?” In this episode, I unpack why fear is normal, but it does not have to keep you stuck. I share how my husband and I handled our own fear before buying our first commercial property, why confidence comes from having a process, and how to use your fear to create a clearer property brief. We cover: why you do not need to know everything before you start how your Goal, Position and Strategy helps you make better decisions why your brief is one of the most important parts of the buying process how to turn worst-case scenarios into deal breakers or risk-reduction steps and why the right first property is not the same for everyone The goal is not to become fearless. The goal is to get clear enough to take your next step. For more practical support with buying your first commercial property, follow me on Instagram and Facebook and learn more about Pocket Rocket
We often talk about wealth in terms of assets, numbers, and outcomes. But what if wealth is also about what the people around you get to feel? In this episode, I share a more personal reflection on: what I saw growing up around money and family the kind of wealth I do not want to build the kind of wealth I do want my family to feel why cashflow matters on an emotional level, not just a financial one and how commercial property can become part of a more supportive, spacious life Because wealth is not just about what you own. It is also about the emotional environment your financial decisions create.
In today's episode, Vanessa shares her journey in purchasing her Commercial Property as a member of Pocket Rocket. She shares not only her frustration at the beginning, her determination to keep going and ask questions, her ups and down in the journey, and most importantly why creating the commercial ready brief is one of the most important step in purchasing a commercial property. Hope you'll get inspired listening to Vanessa's story as much as I do. If you would like to know more about Pocket Rocket, please contact us at hello@seelies.com.au For daily tips, please go to Instagram: @sovy_lie_commercial
People say location, location, location. But in commercial property, that is only part of the story. In this episode, I’m talking about something first-timebuyers often miss: the right team around the property. Because buying well is one thing. Managing well aftersettlement is another. Inside this episode, I talk about: • why the right team matters in commercial property • who should be in your corner • what I look for when I am assessing local agents and support people • why the real work often starts after you buy, not before • and what first-time buyers need to think about beyond just the property itself If you are looking to buy your first commercial property,this episode will help you think more clearly about the support you need beforeand after settlement. If you want more help, my free masterclass is coming upsoon: The smarter way to buy your first commercial property Head to my Instagram or Facebook for the details.
There is a big difference between looking at property and thinking like an owner. And that shift changes everything. In this episode, I unpack: • the difference between browsing energy and ownership energy • why owners notice different things than shoppers do • how ownership changes the way you assess risk, fit, and responsibility • why “Can I buy this?” is not the same question as “Do I want to own this?” • and how this shift can sharpen your confidence in commercial property Because better investing starts to happen when the property stops being just an idea , and starts becoming a real ownership decision.
Motherhood has taught me a lot of things. But one of the most unexpected lessons has been this: how to hold bigger decisions with more steadiness. In this episode, I share what motherhood has taught me about: • pressure • emotional regulation • responsibility • and why calm is such an underrated investing skill Inside this episode: • why big decisions rarely arrive in perfect conditions • what motherhood taught me about pressure and steadiness • why calm is a practice, not a personality trait • how emotional regulation affects investing decisions • and the strategic question I think more buyers need to ask Because bigger investing decisions do not just require more knowledge. They require more steadiness too.
When people say they want more cashflow, what they often want is something deeper: More choice. More breathing room. More flexibility. More support. More ability to design life in a way that feels calmer and more intentional. In this episode, I unpack: • why cashflow is about more than just income • what people are often really reaching for underneath the numbers • why relief, flexibility, and choice matter so much in wealth-building • how commercial property can support a more intentional life • and the strategic question I think more investors need to ask Because better investing is not just about building a portfolio. It’s about building a life that actually fits you. 📥 Download the free guide: Before You Buy Your First Commercial Property Link in the show notes.
When people first start looking at commercial property, it is easy to get distracted by numbers that look impressive without knowing which ones actually matter first. In this episode, we simplify the noise and talk about how to think more clearly about the numbers in front of you. • why not all numbers deserve the same weight • which numbers matter earlier in the decision-making process • how to avoid getting distracted by surface appeal • why context matters more than isolated figures • the one question that can clean up your first-pass screening Because smarter buyers do not just react to numbers. They understand what those numbers are actually telling them.
An IM can make a deal look polished, exciting, and full of potential. But that does not always mean it fits your strategy. In this episode, we talk about how to read an InformationMemorandum with more calm, structure, and discernment so you do not get pulled into the emotion of the pitch before you understand the reality of the deal. Inside this episode: • why IMs are marketing tools, not proof • how to separate claim from evidence • what to look for before you get emotionally attached • how to notice what is missing, not just what is highlighted • why your job is not to be impressed — it’s to verify Because a polished document is not the same as a good decision. And the smartest buyers know how to stay clear before they get swept up.
When you start building your commercial property brief, it’s easy to swing into extremes. Too rigid, and nothing qualifies. Too flexible, and everything looks possible. In this episode, we talk about the middle ground: how to stay open-minded without losing the focus that protects you from bad-fit decisions. You’ll learn: The difference between fixed principles and flexible preferences How investors accidentally turn preferences into rules (and get stuck) When flexibility is wise and when it becomes drift, A simple test: “Is this a principle or a preference?” and what it was really trying to protect How to keep your brief as a decision filter, not a fantasy board I also share a real example where staying true to strategy and numbers led to a better-fit asset class than expected, and the results that followed. If this episode helped you think more clearly, save it and come back to it when you feel yourself getting too rigid or too loose in your search.
The property world is loud right now. Commercial vs residential. One strategy versus another. So many people trying to prove why their way is better. But what if the real question is not, “Which strategy wins?” What if the real question is: what actually fits your position, your family, and your next season? In this episode, I unpack: • the noise between commercial and residential online • why the “best” strategy is not the same for everyone • what my son’s maths homework taught me about investing • why blind delegation is dangerous in property • and why curiosity matters more than quick answers Because good investing is not just about getting help. It’s about understanding enough to ask better questions.
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