Negative Gearing Explained
Between 2014 and 2015, nearly 1.3 million people in Australia recorded a rental net loss, which means that almost 13% of taxpayers were negative gearing. Unfortunately, up until today we had the [...]
Between 2014 and 2015, nearly 1.3 million people in Australia recorded a rental net loss, which means that almost 13% of taxpayers were negative gearing. Unfortunately, up until today we had the [...]
Image by Carlos Paes via freeimages.com Imagine for a moment that you were able to save up $125,000 dollars. I’m sure many of you might even have that much right now. Now, [...]
There’s little doubt that in the past 12 months, the Australian property market has started to cool off. Currently, we are seeing lower auction clearance rates and falling prices, particularly in Sydney [...]
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Historically property markets in major capital cities have doubled over 10 to 12 years. The research dispels fear that Sydney and Melbourne markets aren’t the be all and end all of property [...]
As a constant observer of world and local economies, I’m always assessing what’s coming next to see how it could affect both my clients’ and my own portfolios. Guided by my [...]
A Sydney couple, in their mid 50's, Rajagopal And Gayathri Venkatesh decided to build up a new positively geared portfolio after realising they wouldn't have enough in their super fund for a [...]
December’s strong focus on fun, family and Christmas cheer takes nearly 80% of the buyers out of the market, placing pressures on agents and vendors keen to close sales. Combined with the [...]
Paul Flynn has invested in Queensland real estate for decades, buying and selling over 1000 properties through a high-performing portfolio that’s seen him through three major property cycles. These days described by [...]
Regardless of an individual property investor’s destination, your ability to effectively manage unexpected events will help you avoid cashflow crises and major losses. Things can and will go wrong - it’s part [...]