Where to spend money to add value to your home
If you’re serious about adding value to your house and your budget goes beyond a lick of paint, where should you spend your money? Renovations and improvements should suggest a lifestyle and/or enhance features of the house. It’s worth bearing in mind too that your choice in colour may not necessary be someone else’s, so.
7 mistakes property investors make
Investing in property is exciting, especially for new investors. However, like every financial venture, it’s good to know what to avoid as well as what you need to consider. Here are some typical mistakes real estate investors make. Approaching only one financial provider Every property investment journey starts with financing, and it is imperative you.
Frequently Asked Questions What is the difference between Negative and Positive gearing?
If you’re new to investing, you’ll often hear the terms negative and positive gearing, but what exactly do these terms mean, and why are they important? Whether it’s for property or other investment opportunities, gearing is the term used when borrowing money to invest. When it comes to property, the way your property is geared.
4 reasons to be positive about the residential market
Despite what the media would have you believe it isn’t all doom and gloom in Australia. When you take a closer look at the latest figures, the outlook is actually quite positive for the property market. Increase in home loan commitments Recent figures released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) show the value of.
Housing affordability is on the rise
Good news for investors and home owners! Recognised as the most authoritative indicator of Australian housing affordability, the recently released REIA (Real Estate Institute of Australia) Housing Affordability Report shows housing affordability has improved slightly in the June quarter. What the report means for investors Over the June quarter, rental affordability in New South Wales.
What can I take with me when I’m moving house?
You’ve had an offer for your property, and you’re keen to move through the negotiation process to get the signature on the dotted line and the money in the bank. However, it is worth bearing in mind, it’s generally considered a property is sold ‘in the state it’s found’. This means legally there are some.
Seven tips to successful property investment
Investing in property is probably looking to be a very attractive way to invest for many people right now. As well as interest rates sitting at an all-time low, and the Government giving incentives to help the market, other forms of investment aren’t fairing that well. While property owners with a mortgage or other type.
National figures slide but local levels rise
With a global pandemic and reports of economic crashes, if you believe what’s in the media, you’d never buy a property; it’s all doom and gloom. But if you dig a little deeper look beyond the capital figures, you’ll find regional Australia is painting a very different picture. CoreLogic says regional prices have been more.