By Kellie Andriessen The start of a new year is always a valuable time for landlords to pause, review their position, and plan ahead. With market conditions continuing to shift, staying informed is one of the most effective ways to protect your investment and avoid surprises. Following recent industry training, market briefings, and this week’s.
Unless you’re lucky enough to be a cash buyer, whether you’re a homebuyer or investor, you will need a loan. There are a lot of loans available from a wide variety of financial providers! Lenders assess income, expenses, and debt levels to determine borrowing capacity, and each loan type will tailored to suit the borrower’s.
End of year is fast approaching, so now is the time to start gathering your paperwork so you can optimise tax returns and maximise your income. Depending on what stage your investment property is in the financial year (ie was it bought, sold or have you owned it for the entire tax year) there are.
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.
