Property Investment

Where do I buy my first investment property?

Where do I buy my first investment property? The property market is a massive landscape. It can be overwhelming to think, where do I start? There is more assessable information available than ever before, but what you read, can be far from factual. In fact, a lot of online content may be based on opinion. Having more information available, can make your first step to buying an investment property more...

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National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS)

The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) is an incredible initiative and also an eye-catching investment opportunity. It is supporting a better life for hundreds of thousands of Australians with a significant and permanent disability and their families and carers. It also reduces the number of younger adults having to go into some form of aged care. Having NDIS will offer many people the...

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Power of hindsight – property investment

The power of hindsight... If we all wanted magic powers, no doubt this would make most people's top 10! When it comes to buying property, the power of hindsight is often brought up by prospective clients who happen to be unable to make the 'plunge' of buying an investment property. This is for good reason, as property investment is likely the most expensive asset you'll own while it may come with a 25 -...

Tax time tips for property investors

It’s that time of year again... Tax time for property investors. As the end of the financial year fast approaches, this is the ideal time to discuss some tax planning strategies with your accountant. Owning an investment property is a rewarding experience, but it doesn't just come in the way of capital growth and rent. There are many tax entitlements that you should be aware of. Planning ahead will boost...

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Investing in property is not a hobby

If you plan to be a successful property investor, you'll need to quickly create a mindset that investing in property is not a hobby. Establishing a property portfolio should be treated similar to a business. If you are new to investing this market insight will highlight the important aspects to investing better. Owning an investment property can be very rewarding by offering a passive income through rent,...

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Ways to refresh your investment property

As you become a property investor you will soon discover that from time to time, you’ll need to find ways to refresh your investment property. Even the smallest of changes can make a significant difference to your property. Buying an investment property to hold long term can be very rewarding but it will need some attention to enhance its potential to generate above the average rent. In...

How to avoid home buyer’s remorse

How to avoid home buyer’s remorse. No doubt everyone has experienced it in one way or another. Even the more experienced property investors feel it on some purchases. It can even come to you when buying a car, a new tennis racquet, a dress or paying for some accommodation. There are different levels of buyer’s remorse. Purchasing a $300 tennis racquet would be seen as a lower scaled level...

What can cause construction delays?

What can cause construction delays? Buying a property off the plan is an exciting opportunity that has suited many types of buyers for decades. You can purchase apartments, townhouses and house & land packages to name a few. When buying off the plan you’ll be given guidance around the construction timeframe and estimated completion date. Many buyers use that time to save additional money to...

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Location remains important when buying property

When buying a property considering the importance of it's location has never been so important. Buying in a good location, you’ll have the flexibility in the future to modify or renovate the property. However buying a property in an inferior location can’t obviously be easily picked up and moved to a better area. That’s why you should consider the location carefully. Here are some of the most...

Stamp duty concession for investors

Stamp duty concession for investors. The Victorian Government through the State Revenue Office has announced a land transfer (stamp) duty waiver for purchases of Victorian residential property with a dutiable value of up to $1 million. Please take some time to view the link State Revenue Office. Stamp duty concessions - here is a snapshot: For new residential properties, a 50% land transfer duty...

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