Property Investing Editorial

It can seem overwhelming when you’re first learning how to invest in property, as there are so many new terms and concepts to understand. To help ease the learning curve, I’d like to suggest three top tips…

It’s Often Said Only Two Things In Life Are Certain- Death And Taxes. If you want to squeeze every cent from your portfolio there are things you need to do and have in place before you go to your accountant. Our advice every year is…

Most federal and state governments are offering lots of benefits to owner-occupiers such as exemptions on stamp-duty and generous government grants, which means there’s a massive amount of interest in these types of dwellings.

Despite the thoughts which some experienced investors might harbour in their hearts – valuers are people too! They’re not “out to get you” as an investor, they’re simply doing their jobs to the best of their abilities, often getting squeezed by various parties in the process.d with good money management is a powerful force. No matter what your income…

Planning and goal setting combined with good money management is a powerful force. No matter what your income, you can achieve a good result when you understand the concept of sacrifice in order to obtain a future return.

Do you know everyday Aussies are making huge profits RIGHT NOW! If you wish to find out exactly how they are doing it then today’s video is a MUST-SEE! It is amazing how economic and financial experts and the media can easily influence your financial decisions so readily, which can cause analysis paralysis and prohibit you from actually making money through property investing.

The concept of property investing is quite simple, however, the actual process can sometimes be complex. This is why we surround ourselves with knowledgeable individuals – to learn from their experience.

Bianca and Matthew, in their mid-thirties, are the king and queen of budgeting. The couple have built up a diverse property portfolio of five different properties in four different states, despite being on an income of less than $40,000 each. Their portfolio is valued at over $1,600,000 today.

Sometimes it pays to go it alone when investing in property. Sometimes it doesn’t. Knowing what to do if you choose to partner up with others to invest by means of a joint partnership is vital to your success – both in terms of finances and relationships.