Tyler went from couch surfing as a uni student to owning investment properties. Here’s how he did it
Tyler Carroll overcame barriers to get onto the property ladder. Picture: NIGEL HALLETT
“A lot of the time, 20-something people who buy investment properties had help from their parents, or had their board covered, but regardless of your circumstances, getting on the property ladder is available to anyone who wants to have a crack at it,” Mr Carroll said. They struggled financially and moved between rentals on the southern Gold Coast more than 20 times during his childhood.
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