Where would you like to be in 10 years’ time? Working as hard as you are now, or looking at stepping back a bit so you have more time to enjoy with family or friends, or your hobbies and interests? We haven’t just entered into a new year, we’ve entered into a new decade, so.

We’re always been told of a check list of what to look for in an investment property, however there are some things which property investors should try to avoid. Bad locations We are often talking about what makes a desirable location for a property investment, but what about the ones you should avoid? Here are.

Traditionally, spring has always been the time to sell a property; the weather is starting to improve meaning properties are presented in a good light, and people want to sell their property before they get bogged down with preparing for Christmas. But there are few more factors to consider when selling a property, like what.

Like any forms of investing, property investment does come with its own risks and challenges, and for some, with it comes doubts about whether it’s something they should venture into. Well, think of the old adage, nothing ventured, nothing gained. Whether its money for kids education or wanting to retire early, property has helped many.

So, you’ve found that perfect property. The downside is, the sellers want a quick settlement – which means you’ve now got to get your house ready for sale and on the market quickly. Before you go into meltdown, here are our tips to selling your property quickly: Plan your sale First things first. Step back.

While some people do choose to self-manage their properties, employing the services of a property manager does make life a lot easier. These are just some of the things a good property manager does to ensure your property investment isn’t just cared for, but your experience is a good one: Know federal, state, and local.

So, you’ve found the perfect property, the figures add up, and you want to make an offer…. so what happens now? How do you make an offer and what is the process? In our latest library of e-books and information guides, we’ve put together a helpful step-by-step guide of the purchasing property process in NSW.

Before you bring your property to market, you have a real opportunity to enhance the value of your home. In the latest of our Knowledge Book series, Belinda Grundy from BG Property Styling, highlights ways to draw in as many potential purchasers as possible, so your property sells in the shortest amount of time, for.

On the 1st of July, a system called “comprehensive credit reporting” was implemented by our four big banks. Comprehensive credit reporting means banks now get a clearer picture of a person’s ability to pay a loan because both the positive and the negative aspects of a person’s credit history is included. Before this was introduced,.

You probably think that a lick of paint here, mending a dripping tap there, bit of tidying up of clutter and getting fresh coffee on the go on the morning of an inspection is enough when it comes to putting your property on the market. Or maybe you think that emptying it completely, giving the.