It’s hard to find a more ambitious property investor than a flipper. These are the folks who buy rundown properties, fix them up and then sell at a profit in just a few months. If you like the sound of generating wealth from flipping properties, be aware you’ll need to be super-smart at spotting real…
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The tax rules around owning a rental property can be confusing, and it’s common for landlords to misunderstand which business expenses can be legitimately deducted to minimize their tax bill. Business expenses for rentals are available to those who actively manage the property, rather than a passive investor. And while it might sound obvious, the…
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If you’re in the market for an investment property but finding prices a little on the steep side, there’s a new disruptive trend to consider – fragmented ownership. New proptech startups like Bricklet, make it possible to purchase a slice of a property that is co-owned with others. You could own one-tenth of a house…
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Stock market gyrations have made the property sector an attractive destination for investors. Investing in property is a significant financial decision, but it has produced substantial wealth for thousands of Australians who’ve taken the plunge. While rents can dip periodically, a good investment property will provide a steady revenue flow and can double in capital…
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It’s an old real estate cliché, but “location, location, location” is never more true than when selecting an investment property. The area and style of property in which you chose to invest will determine the type of tenant and level of rent that you will attract. You must research your target area. You want to…
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Owning an investment property is a little like running a business. It provides a great source of income and builds personal wealth but inevitably comes with a series of costs that hit your bottom line. The great news for property investors is that many of these expenses are currently tax-deductible. It is a common misconception…
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Understanding the features in a property that tenants want can make your life as a landlord significantly easier, regardless of whether you’re considering your first investment property or your tenth. You must be confident that you’re buying an asset that will attract keen demand and a strong rental price. Your baseline must be the quality…
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Investing in property is a significant financial decision and has produced substantial wealth for thousands of folks. While rents can dip periodically, a good investment property will provide a steady revenue flow and increase in value over the medium to longer term. Couple these two facets with the tax benefits that may be on offer,…
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If you’re considering investing in property, there are some key fundamentals you should consider to ensure you make a good decision: Where is the property located? The best rental properties are usually located near amenities like shopping precincts, schools, hospitals, universities, employment centers and transport. You want to have access to tenants who are likely…
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Buying off-the-plan offers you a great opportunity to make a profit from real estate but is always a calculated risk. With a development planned, or in the midst of construction, you’ll can sometimes gain an advantageous price compared with completed buildings, and a 10% deposit gets you in the market quickly. If property values are…
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