Owning your own slice of Australia has long been the dream of would-be buyers and with the beefed-up government incentives for first home owners soon to end, now could be the perfect time to buy your land and build your castle.
There is a myriad of factors that lenders consider when assessing a would-be borrower’s eligibility for a loan.
The sooner you enter the property market the better, right? So you put as much money as you can towards a deposit for that important first purchase. But what about those bothersome debts that won’t seem to go away?
Self-managed super funds (SMSFs) are currently a hot topic and investing in property through your SMSF can be a great way to build wealth. But the rules that surround SMSFs mean you may need professional help to make the most of your fund
Looking for that renovator’s dream to turn into profit? You might have to fine tune your renovation radar.
Offering to be a guarantor can be a great way for parents to help their children into the property market sooner, but first there a few potential catches to be considered
If you are looking for greater control over your super, than perhaps a self-managed super fund is right for you
Subdividing a larger block of land into two smaller lots can bring in sizeable profits for even the most inexperienced developer
An increasing number of investors are seeing strong returns by subdividing land, and for good reasons.
Are you planning on buying a property in the near future? If so, it certainly pays to have a little know-how when it comes to the pros and cons of buying at auction versus purchasing via private treaty.
They offer you home loans just like a bank and yet they are not a bank. Well, exactly what are they?
They might involve the same underlying fundamentals, but don’t be confused – commercial and residential property investment require two very different strategies
