Owning a free-standing home in the suburbs has always been the Great Australian Dream, but according to a white paper from Mortgage Choice in conjunction with research firm Core Logic Data, 70 per cent said ‘there is a need to imagine a new Australian dream that is more in line with reality’. Mortgage choice suggests.
Many people are put off investing in property because they don’t really know how it works and they don’t know where to start to find out more about it. Investing in property is a long-term commitment and you do want to know you’ve got it right. A good starting point is speaking to trusted friends.
Whether you’re buying an investment property or looking to buy your own home, the chances are you will have to raise the finance for your purchase by taking out a mortgage. The type of mortgage you choose very much depends on your personal financial circumstances and what your long-term financial aims are. Here are a.
If you’re a first time investor, or even if you’ve got an investment property portfolio, it’s always good to revisit some basics so you know you are getting the best out of your asset – what works for some properties, doesn’t necessarily work for others. For instance, if the property is near a university, you.
People who invest in property do so for many reasons, but probably the main reason is they want to make their money work for them in the best way so they achieve their long-term financial goals. It may be to give up the day job, planning for retirement or just having some.
‘Record price rises’ and ‘get in before the rush’ are headlines you’ll often see about an area, in real estate and the media. Predicting the next property hotspot is every property investor’s dream. In the past, property hotspots were mainly inner suburbs, slightly run down but very close to their more desirable and trendy, and.
With volatile markets and changes to super, more people are turning to property to help them reach their long-term financial goals. Making a few financial changes here and there can help you get the best from your property. So here are some financial hints to help your.
While we may live in a fast-paced world the great advantage of investing in property, is that it’s long term. This means you have time to think before making a decision! Yes, property does move in cycles, but if you’re prepared to wait, here are some reasons why.
It’s coming up to that time of year again when you’re scrambling around looking for receipts, trying to remember what you’ve paid for over the past year, and whether you can or cannot claim that expense in this year’s tax return. To help jog your memory, here are some tax-deductible benefits you may be able.
You’ve found an investment property and it ticks the boxes for location and price. You’ve done the figures and they all add up, you’ve put the offer in and it’s been accepted. The finance has been approved, and you’re now the proud owner of an investment property and on the way to realising your financial.