Flipping houses – Do you need a really strong arm?
Whilst interest rates are still at a record low and negative gearing tax breaks are firmly entrenched, real estate is an attractive option for investors.
Whilst interest rates are still at a record low and negative gearing tax breaks are firmly entrenched, real estate is an attractive option for investors.
For most people, buying into a piece of real estate is the most significant and expensive purchase we could make. For this reason alone, buying a house is not a task to be undertaken lightly.
Buying a home is a busy and exciting time especially if it’s your first time.
Purchasing property is a massive deal and It isn’t difficult to allow our emotions to disrupt our professional and more calculated views of a particular home we have in mind to buy.
Funnily enough, although a lot of investors are in the market for the same reasons, the routes they take to get there are often quite different.
It’s an unfortunate fact – as an international property buyer in Australia, you’re going to face a number of fees and taxes.
Is your starter home on its last legs? Perhaps it’s starting to look a little worse for wear, or maybe you’re simply running out of space.
Buying a property for whatever purpose can be a harrowing task. However, there are always steps you can take prior to purchasing to ease the pain
Let’s face it, spending a huge amount of money on a property can be exhilarating; especially when you get to tailor the finishing touches.
It’s never too late to get into property investment you know. In recent times there has been a shift in age groups investing in property, in Australia.