The Importance of Investing in Aged Care Facilities As the elderly population continues to grow, the demand for high-quality aged care facilities has never been higher. Discover why investing in these essential services not only promises substantial returns but also contributes to the well-being and quality of life for seniors and their families. Key Takeaways: […]
Responsible investing is on the rise, particularly amongst the socially conscious millennial demographic – but how does an ethical investor balance their aspirations to invest in real assets with their desire to serve the community? The answer could lie in Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) property investment. If you’ve never heard of SDA property investment, then
Property investment and superannuation are two major investment strategies for Australians. For most people, property and super are separate investments — but they don’t have to be. We highlight everything you need to know about investing in property using your super in Australia. Can I buy property in super? You can buy an investment property inside super, but only if you have your own self-managed
Many prospective clients naturally want to know, “How do you charge for your services?”. We’ve experimented with several fee models over the years. Eventually we found a model that works for us and works for the client. Here’s how we charge and how we arrived at this point… Beginning with the end in mind We started
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 investors dream of getting on the investment property ladder, only to find that they’re not in
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 rental yields and diversification, but also an increased level of sophistication that calls for deeper analysis,
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 knocking down the mortgage.” This question arises frequently enough that we wanted to create a
“If only I’d bought in XYZ 10 years ago…”. Such is the refrain of many a would-be property investor who missed out on getting into a particular property market before it boomed. At the present time it’s the Sydney and Melbourne markets that have surged ahead in recent years. In hindsight it may have seemed
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