There are numerous considerations you may want to take into account before purchasing an investment property. So we have gathered five important considerations you may want to think about before buying a property. Each of these may impact the way you invest and what approach you take. A short-term focus Focusing on the short term …
The idea of “timing the market” is an investment concept where an investor aims to purchase an asset when it has the most potential for future short-term growth. Timing the market may be one of the most influential metrics to consider when purchasing an investment. In doing so, an investor can aim to maximise their …
Purchasing value-add properties is an excellent way to increase growth on your investment regardless of the movement of the market. But what is a value-add property? These properties are dwellings that allow investors to manufacture equity through renovations. Unlike other assets such as stocks or bonds, property is a physical and tangible asset. This means …
Buying an investment property can be extremely daunting for many people. It is likely to be the most expensive purchase many people will make. In order to minimise stress and confusion, investors should recognise and understand the steps involved in a purchase. Unlike many other purchases, buying an investment property requires numerous steps over an extended …
When purchasing an investment property all investors at some point contemplate the price point they should purchase at. In many cases, the investor will visit their bank or speak to a broker to determine their maximum borrowing capacity. Many investors then purchase the most expensive asset they can, assuming more expensive leads to greater capital …
Negative vs positive gearing is a common discussion among property investors. Discussions that revolve around gearing are fixated on which approach is optimal for an investor. Should an investor tailor their investing approach to suit one or the other? The following will be discussed. What is gearing? Firstly, before comparing the two options it is …
Welcome to my April 2021 portfolio update. (You can check out last months portfolio update here) I am keen to get back into the market again soon as an equity cash-out has assisted me in generating the funds for another deposit. With such rapid market conditions, it can be difficult to determine the value of …
A common discussion among investors over time is property vs stocks and which asset gives a greater return? When investing your hard-earned cash it can be difficult to determine which type of investment is best suited to you and your circumstances. Both asset classes require different degrees of understanding and levels of risk. Moreover, each …
Finding Cash flow properties can be quite difficult in today’s market given the higher buy-in prices across many metropolitan cities. With the subsequent lower yields they possess, it is even more difficult to find a “cash cow” property. However, there are still many ways to pick up cash flow properties if you think outside the …
When purchasing a property, it is important to note that the listed price is not necessarily the true value of the property. In many cases, the selling agent can list the property above or below the intrinsic value of the property. Additionally, properties don’t always sell for what they are worth. Sometimes, it might be …
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