Category: Investor

Spring is coming – 10 tips to impress buyers

It seems crazy to think that while we live in sub-zero temperatures right now, owners who want to catch the spring selling season should start to think of how to pitch their property in spring sunshine. As an experienced agency, we believe you sellers benefit most from being in the market at the start of…
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A year for rebuilding confidence: Cotality predicts 5% value rise

Leading industry research group, Cotality, has predicted in its latest market report that prices could rise by up to 5% this year. Lower mortgage costs and an improving economy would power the recovery, according to Kelvin Davidson, Cotality’s Chief Property Economist for NZ. He said: “Debt-backed multiple property owners, including Mum and Dad investors, have…
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Flipping vs. Renting: Which Real Estate Investment Strategy Is Right for You?

If your New Year’s resolution is to start real estate investing, you’ve probably run into the classic question: fix-and-flip for quick profits, or buy-and-hold rental for steady income? Both strategies can work, but they require different mindsets, time commitments, and risk tolerance. Winter is actually a great season to evaluate your options, since many investors…
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Flipping vs. Renting: Which Real Estate Investment Strategy Is Right for You

If your New Year’s resolution is to start investing in real estate, you’ve probably run into the classic question: should you flip homes for quick profits, or buy and hold rentals for steady, long-term income? Both strategies can work, but the right choice often depends on financing rules, market conditions, and tax treatment, along with…
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Flipping vs. Renting: Which Property Investment Strategy Is Right for You?

If one of your New Year goals is to start investing in property, you’ve probably come across the classic dilemma: renovate and flip for a quick profit, or buy and hold a rental for long-term income? Both strategies can work well, but they suit different personalities, timelines, and risk appetites. Summer is actually an ideal…
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Flipping vs. Renting: Which Property Investment Strategy Is Right for You?

If one of your New Year goals is to start investing in property, you’ve probably come across the classic dilemma: renovate and flip for a quicker profit, or buy and hold a rental for long-term income? Both strategies can work well, but they suit different personalities, timelines, and risk appetites. Summer is actually an ideal…
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Top 10 hottest cities for buyers and investors, according to NAR

In a move that will catch the attention of savvy property investors and landlords, the National Association of Realtors (NAR) has unveiled its top 10 homebuying hot spots for this year. The list has been curated based on economic, demographic and housing factors – the key measures every landlord and investor should consider when assessing…
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Data shows 2026 starting with sales momentum at near 3-year high

The strength of the American housing market continues to build with sales of existing homes rising 5.1% in December to provide a powerful beginning for 2026. The jump in sales for December compared with the previous month put the national market’s seasonally-adjusted annual rate of existing home sales at 4.35 million. The December home sales…
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Spring is coming – 10 tips to impress buyers

It seems crazy to think that while snowstorms dominate the weather news, owners who want to sell and capitalize on the strength of today’s real estate market need to start thinking of how to pitch their property in spring sunshine. For anyone who wants to sell their home this coming spring, be aware that the…
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Buy or rent: Which makes the most sense for you?

The strong property values of the post-Covid era have consistently called into question whether young people are better to save and buy their own home, or divert their attention from real estate aspirations and become lifetime renters. The idea of being “lifetime renters” is enough to fill most people with dread.  For years they will…
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