New Mums set to Make Millions using AI in 2025

GOLD COAST, Australia - Feb. 19, 2025 - PRLog -- IN an era where time is more precious than ever, new mums across Australia are turning to artificial intelligence (AI) to simplify property investment.

From nursing between baby naps to navigating the housing market during parental leave, AI is empowering mothers to make smart investment decisions without the overwhelm, just in time for International Women's Day on March 8.

Amir Meshel, founder of Aussie Coast House Buyer and CEO of Wavie.com.au, understands this challenge firsthand. A father of 4, he built his investment portfolio while juggling parental responsibilities. Now he is using AI to help others, particularly mums, invest with confidence.

"I wish I had AI when my kids were newborns," Mr Meshel said.

"It cuts through the noise, presenting the best opportunities based on precise criteria, even when you are running on little sleep."

Traditionally, property investment has been a boys club with off market deals favoring insiders. AI is changing that by analysing property data impartially, ensuring equal access to listings and insights.

"AI automates searches, connects with agents faster and helps buyers secure properties before they hit public listings," Meshel explains.

For mums on parental leave, AI offers time savings, flexibility and freedom of choice.

"With AI, they can find properties with mortgages that pay for themselves, giving them the option to stay home or return to work on their terms," he says. "It also eliminates hours of manual research by summarizing data from countless listings, highlighting only the best opportunities."

Geographic limitations are no longer a barrier either. AI pinpoints top investment suburbs, even those outside immediate areas.

"In 2013, I purchased a property in Maitland, Newcastle, for $345,000. It's now worth over $1 million. With AI, the speed and clarity of decisions are exponentially improved, making this kind of success more achievable for others."

Looking ahead to 2025, property transactions will be faster, high density living will rise and more homeowners will sell properties themselves.

"Homes are changing hands within days instead of weeks. Speed is critical," he notes.

"Strata developments will increase for first time buyers and platforms like Wavie.com.au let homeowners sell directly, saving up to $19,000 in commissions on the median house price."

Women are also purchasing higher priced properties than men and AI is bridging the gap in market access and decision making power.

"The sooner people buy, the better," Mr Meshel said.

"Property prices have consistently risen in Australia and AI helps women capitalise on this trend with confidence and speed."

For more details, visit www.coasthousebuyer.au.