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Purchasing an Investment Property – Complete Guides
In this series of blogs, you will learn strategies to assist you in buying an investment property.
Throughout these posts, we cover everything from finding a property bargain, to how to keep growing your investment portfolio.
Investment Property Strategy
It is important that you have a long-term strategy in mind before beginning your investment journey.
Investing without an end goal in mind, can lead to cashflow shortages that prevent you from building your portfolio.
Similarly, it’s very important to include the tax considerations of different property types or ownership structures.
Some Great Places to Start
Buying an Investment Property Articles:
Every property investment carries a risk. In the case of speciality properties, the property investment basics won’t cut it. These are the pros and cons of investing in serviced apartments If you’re a regular traveller, you may have stayed in a serviced apartment before. They occupy a strange middle ground between hotel and holiday home. […]
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Having a plan is one of the real estate investment basics. You have a choice between creating a rental property investment strategy and investing for growth. Here are the pros and cons of the latter. You have a few choices to make when investing in rental property. For beginners, the main one lies in deciding […]
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Australian Property Market Insights for 2024: Trends, Hotspots, and Investment Strategies Watch Tyron Hyde, CEO of Washington Brown, ask Terry Ryder, CEO of Hotspotting, as they discuss the best places to buy property in 2024. Key Takeaways from the Discussion: Melbourne’s Market Maturation The Resurgence of Melbourne Real Estate The property market in Melbourne is […]
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WE’VE ALL heard the horror stories about severe defects in apartment buildings in recent years, which have had disastrous consequences. Some of the most well-known examples in Sydney have been Mascot Towers and the Opal Tower. In both cases, residents were forced to evacuate after major structural defects were identified, with ongoing issues – and […]
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Investment properties are generally that, a form of investment. Thus, it does not usually equate to being any kind of ‘business’ perse. However, there are exceptions, as with everything. According to the partnership agreement, if you are in a joint partnership over a rental property, you are in a business partnership. The agreement states, “You […]
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First home buyers seem to be a popular topic of discussion in Australia. They’re either getting a lot of government incentives and grants on the one hand. Or, they are finding it tough to get into the property market due to rising house prices on the other. Over the years, I’ve been invited to talk at […]
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With the recent announcement that Brisbane has won the right to host the 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games, many property investors may wonder if they will find themselves on the winners’ podium if they buy in this city. Should you rush in and buy, with the idea of capitalising on future growth? The simple answer […]
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When it comes to deciding what to do with your hard earned savings, the choice between investment opportunities can be difficult. There are a number of factors that might convince a potential investor to invest in one opportunity over another. In particular, property as an investment is something that has been extremely profitable for a […]
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With so many varying forecasts about the future direction of the property market, I thought I would ask Paul Clitheroe of Money Magazine fame for his view. Here’s his response below: Hi Tyron, It is indeed an unusual time. Hope you and family are well. My view is pretty common sense, in short form below: […]
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THE FEDERAL Government has made a very significant change to capital gains tax (CGT) affecting ex pats, but it’s likely there are many Australians living overseas who are still completely in the dark about it. Put simply, the change entails the CGT exemption for the Australian family home, which has been in existence for 35 […]
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