Property investment has proven to be one of the most successful vehicles for creating wealth in Australia. If you’re a first-time property investor, then it’s wise to consider how to prepare your finances to invest in property.
Many would-be …
Most property investors in Australia start with residential property investment. However, as you get past your first (or second) property, commercial property investment may hit your radar, and for good reason:
Commercial property offers investors attractive benefits, including much higher …
Many property owners and potential investors wonder, “Should we pay off our home first, or buy an investment property?”
Sometimes this question is framed in the reverse: “We want to invest in future, but for now we’ll just focus on …
You may have heard the phrase, “You make money when you buy property, not when you sell”. While the performance of any property after you buy is undoubtedly important, many investors are curious about how to buy property under …
Land Tax is an annual, accumulative tax charged by all states and territories (except the Northern Territory) and is payable on any land you own (but generally excluding your Principal Place of Residence – PPOR).
The amount payable to the …
As with different investment strategies, there are numerous ways you can structure the purchase and ownership of your property assets.
It’s advisable that you seek professional guidance from an experienced property investment expert around the best type of structures for …
Capital Gains Tax (CGT) is perhaps the most loathed property tax for investors, as it can take a sizeable chunk out of the portfolio you’ve worked so hard to build up over time if you decide to release any assets.…
Negative gearing is a property investment strategy where the loan interest cost and other expenses associated with holding a property exceed the rental income, thus producing a cash flow shortfall.
Negative gearing has received a lot of bad press, with …
Positive Cash Flow Investment Property is property that pays you every week, just to own it.
That might sound great (and it certainly can be), but there is much more to cash flow positive property investment than meets the eye.…
The rental property landscape is getting increasingly tougher and more competitive. With so many investing, competition is only set to intensify. Naturally, as an investor, you want to reap the highest possible return on your investment and there are numerous …
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