According to Corelogic’s recent report the medium weekly rental value for Newcastle and Lake Macquarie $611 is and Hunter Valley (excl. Newcastle) $564. From a financial perspective, now really is a great time to refresh your rental property so you get top dollar. While the budget doesn’t always allow for a massive renovations, sometimes it’s.

There are a lot of property investment myths out there, and with nearly 50 years in the business, we’ve seen a few! Here we take a look at some four property investment misperceptions. #Myth 1: Only rich people can invest in property Having cash is helpful when purchasing an investment property but the vast majority.

Every business comes with essential admin and paperwork, and property investment is no different. Paperwork associated with property management comes in different forms. For instance, legal and compliance paperwork includes: Lease agreement Condition reports Inspection reports Safety and compliance such as pool fencing and smoke alarms Then there’s the financial paperwork. This includes the financials.

After a year of rising interest rates, the latest Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) lending statistics show investors are slowly returning to Australia’s housing market. The value of total new investor loan commitments rose 1.9 % in November and was 18.0 % higher compared to a year ago. Mish Tan, ABS head of finance statistics.