Property Investing - Explained
Aug 14, 2026 · 40 min · 11 segments
**Steve sits down with Gabby Ingram, a martial arts school owner from Melbourne who was told by every buyer's agent she spoke to that she needed at least $1 million to buy her first commercial…
Steve PaliseHost
Gabby IngramGuest
What was the driver for commercial to be the end goal? Was that the passive income? The

We want a passive income for early retirement, to enjoy our grandchildren, to be active grandparents like our parents are with our children, and to just have the freedom and choices to be able to live our life the best we can

yeah we with this chat off air is more like you you want to keep doing like the martial arts gym but you want to be able to not have to do it which is a clear distinction like most people think of passive income means putting up your feet and retiring

it's the choice of bringing back five six days a week to two or three or choosing so i

will always do the martial arts i think it's just a part of me but i want to be able i want to work because we want to work not because we have to So we want to be able to have the freedom and the choices to do what we want and enjoy life with our children who are young and our time is precious with them as well.

said off air, guys, that she put a kid in a cone so it wouldn't chew the stitches.

You actually have five locations and you just sublease like a night at a time, which is interesting.

Is that because you get to cast a wider name because they're younger kids that like they don't want to go five times a week, they're going to go once or twice a week? Correct.

What was the driver for commercial to be the end goal? Was that the passive income? The

We want a passive income for early retirement, to enjoy our grandchildren, to be active grandparents like our parents are with our children, and to just have the freedom and choices to be able to live our life the best we can

yeah we with this chat off air is more like you you want to keep doing like the martial arts gym but you want to be able to not have to do it which is a clear distinction like most people think of passive income means putting up your feet and retiring

it's the choice of bringing back five six days a week to two or three or choosing so i

will always do the martial arts i think it's just a part of me but i want to be able i want to work because we want to work not because we have to So we want to be able to have the freedom and the choices to do what we want and enjoy life with our children who are young and our time is precious with them as well.

said off air, guys, that she put a kid in a cone so it wouldn't chew the stitches.

You actually have five locations and you just sublease like a night at a time, which is interesting.

Is that because you get to cast a wider name because they're younger kids that like they don't want to go five times a week, they're going to go once or twice a week? Correct.
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