Property Investment

Purchasing a property with a loved one can be a great way to enter to the property market, but taking on such a large financial responsibility with someone else does come with risks.

This article will discuss some of the pros and cons you need to consider before you both sign your names on the purchase contract.

On the one hand, buying with another person gives you more options when you’re finding a property. As the old saying goes, 2 hands are better than one. On the other hand, life happens. You are effectively signing up for the loved one’s portion of the debt if they can’t pay it.

Are you thinking about buying an investment property? Of have you got an existing investment property?

Are you thinking of making some money from short-term holiday rentals like Airbnb or Stayz rather than renting it out to more traditional long-term tenants?

Here are some of the pros and cons to keep in mind before starting out.

There are certain things to look out for when selecting and applying for a loan for your investment property. Here we look at the main differences, the most popular loan types, and how to get the best mortgage for your situation.

Interest-only, fixed, variable, offset – finding the investment home loan that’s right for you can seem like a minefield of financial jargon and conditions.

If your apartment is looking a bit tired but you think renovations will be difficult – not to mention expensive – you might be surprised at how easy it is to give a small space a big makeover.

Whether you’re preparing to sell or rent your property, or you just feel like a fresh look, renovating an apartment can be rewarding. Apartments and units generally have smaller spaces than houses, so a revamp is your chance to think creatively.

We’re not talking major work here – external changes or major structural work.

The first thing most of us look at when selecting an investment property is its location. If the property itself isn’t quite right, you can always renovate, but it’s not as easy to move a house to a better location. That’s why you should consider the location carefully. Here are some of the most important things to look for.

The supply of property in and around Sydney is tightening. Some areas are reporting up to 30% less properties for sale this year, compared to the same time in 2015.

We talk to Sarah @ The Middlewoman-Home Building service about how she can help if you are thinking of renovating or extending your property.

Looking for a tenant for your investment property? Thinking of selling? Maximise your rental returns or ensure you are ready to put it on the market for a quick, lucrative sale.

Here’s a short checklist to follow in order to make sure your investment property is in tip-top shape.

Interested in a heritage-listed property? Don’t be daunted by all the rules.

See how you can transform the past into your future home.

The warmer spring weather inspires owners to put their properties on the market, which makes the season highly competitive.

This article focuses on the 5 top tips to help you sell your property this spring.

Purchasing your own home remains the great Australian dream – and buying a second property may help you increase your wealth further.

Whether you’re building your investment portfolio, buying a holiday house or supporting a family member, there are plenty of things to think about before you take that next step.