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#43: Working hard to create "A Place To Call Home" with Luke Neill

October 19, 2024 • A Place to Call Home Group • Season 4 • Episode 7

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Welcome to Episode 43 of A Place to Call Home.

This week we chat to Luke Neill, who shares his story to finding A Place to Call Home.

Throughout the episode we will hear Luke talk about his journey so far as well as.
- Building a career in Mining and Gas
- Purchasing Real estate
- What he would have done differently looking back
- Purchasing a property
- Finding the right business model
- Some of his mistakes along the way and what he has learnt.

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