Get the right property for your investment strategy.
Get the right property for your investment strategy.
We source investment property across Australia for our Education Program Clients.
Lead by CEO Sam Saggers since 2001, our in-house property acquisitions team has been consistently securing the best properties to match our Clients’ investment strategies.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTIES
The majority of these properties are provided exclusively to our Clients and are not made available to the wider public through mainstream real estate channels.
DUE DILIGENCE
Our acquisitions team ensure that strict due diligence is conducted on every property. This includes market research, building and pest inspections, legal and town planning enquires.
Years of experience has taught us what to look for and which properties to avoid.
On average for every 20 properties we review only one will meet all of our requirements.
ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES
This is why we have an in-house legal contracts team to guide you through your property purchase and settlement.
Support doesn’t end at settlement, Positive Real Estate owns a franchise in Richardson & Wrench (R&W), Australia’s oldest real estate company.
This enables us to extend our support services from investment real estate into mainstream real estate services.
Now you can have access to property management, re-sale services, and market appraisals/updates as your portfolio grows.
Who can use our services?
Access to investment properties does not come at an additional fee per purchase or other similar costs charged by a traditional buyers agency service.
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A Lending Boom Is Coming Are You Ready?
After a lot of bad news over the past 12 months – thanks a lot COVID-19 – it’s nice to be able to kick off 2021 with some good news. There’s going to be a lending boom which, if you have your property investment strategy in place, is going to make your life a whole lot easier so you can build your property portfolio faster and cheaper.
What Is the True Value of Your Investment Property?
Like a fine wine, the value of property gets better over time. Traditionally, the more time you have an investment property, the higher the value will rise.
However, unlike your favourite Shiraz, property values can go up and down, and up again.
Getting to know how, why and who is valuing your property can help us understand what property to invest in.
There are three ways to value a property – and three very different people doing the valuing.
The 3 ‘Big Rocks’ of Property Investment Success
What are your Big Rocks this year? What are your Big Rocks for your property investing journey?
If you’re scratching your head and wondering if you’ve accidentally stumbled across a blog for construction workers, bear with me.
Big Rocks is a concept often used in business or life coaching to essentially describe your priorities. The theory is, if you don’t have clear priorities, or if you have too many, chances are you’ll let smaller issues distract you and ultimately fail in your goals.
Property Hot Spots: How To Predict the Best Places To Buy
Historically real estate has always been a good place to put your cash. It’s an asset you can feel and touch – unlike stocks or shares – which makes investors feel safe. And, in the right place and time, property can grow in value while you sleep, meaning as an investor you don’t have to do much to increase your personal wealth. But as investors, how can we better predict the next hot spots for real estate investment so we can get in at the right price? How do we know the best places to buy that are guaranteed to grow in capital value, return regular rent increases and ensure future personal wealth?
How NOT To Be One of the 99% of Investors Who Fail in Property
According to the Australian Bureau of Statistics, 99 per cent of property investors in Australia fail. In this instance, the definition of failure is failing to buy three or more properties. Failure is easy. It takes very little effort to be bad at something. Success is something you have to work for, something that takes time and effort. But if you’re willing to put in the hard yards, we know you can succeed. We know because we’ve helped thousands of Australians buy property that’s yielded millions of dollars of income. To understand how to succeed, we need to know why so many fail. People fail because …
4 Crucial Property Questions To Avoid Investor Overwhelm
Part of being a successful property investor is being able to stay across a lot of moving parts. From analysing the value of different areas or types of property, to understanding inflation and different kinds of loan structures. It’s information overload and at times can feel overwhelming.
Information overload can lead to something we call “analysis paralysis” meaning, with so many decisions to make, you can’t make any.