How to Protect Your Property from Vandalism
Our homes are our haven from the broader public – our slices of happiness and peacefulness away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.
Our homes are our haven from the broader public – our slices of happiness and peacefulness away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.
One of the most painful things for an investor’s cash flow is the loss of tenants without being able to replenish them quickly.
Last year was a very mixed one in the Australian property market. At the start of the year, most of Australia was enjoying a strong sellers market with the exception of one or two areas.
Property investment has become big business over the years, with both newbie landlords and those with an established portfolio snapping up further properties.
They say opportunity only comes knocking once. So if you find yourself looking at the perfect property for you, it is natural to want to jump on it as soon as you can.
Rising house prices are not only making it harder and harder for people to buy and own a property
It’s not all doom and gloom – although Australians favour larger properties (with the average cross-state number of bedrooms per house being 3), there are a number of benefits to downsizing.
Previous census results of the Australian population are proving to be a valuable source of information on population growth, as well as how the general population is dispersed.
Are you considering making your next home a sustainable one? If so, great. If not, you should be.
As a property buyer, if your chosen method of purchase isn’t by auction, there’s a good chance you’re going to be dealing with negotiation in one form or the other.