Investing in property is a business, and like any business, you need to have a strategy in place to ensure success. There are several strategies property investors use. Here, we take a snapshot look at some of them: 1. Buy and hold This is probably the most common investment strategy. It involves purchasing an established.

There’s a new ‘finance provider’ kid on the block! With soaring property prices and stringent lending criteria, finding finance, either through the big banks, or through a broker may be challenging for investors and first-time home buyers alike. This is why Social Funding, a concept developed by the company MyBrix, has been developed. Social Funding.

Whether it’s your home or an investment property, one of the benefits of owning a property is, it will generally increase in value over a number of years. By leveraging your property, you will have access more money. In simplistic terms, leveraging means borrowing more money against your current property’s value as a means to.

Many of you know our Manager of our Property Management Team, Kellie Andriessen, who has worked with us for 35 years, constantly goes above and beyond, and delivers an amazing service to our landlords, but now her property management skills and talents have just been recognised at a state level. We are absolutely delighted she.