While some property investors prioritise rental yield – that is, how much income a property earns, as a percentage of its value – others see capital growth as the ultimate objective.

If you’ve paid down your home loan somewhat or your property has appreciated in value, you may be able to use your home’s equity to fund an property.

Negative gearing is a popular investment strategy in Australia, but it’s also a term that often comes up in the media, particularly when there’s an election looming, like right now.

In recent months, we’ve seen a shift in the property market. It’s left one question on many property owners’ lips: Has property peaked?

When you rent out your investment property, you can choose to manage the property yourself or get a professional property manager to do the

So, what’s ahead for this year’s spring selling season? As a prospective buyer, here’s what you can expect.

Before jumping on that dream property, remember to ask key questions. Home stylists can easily make you fall in love at inspections!

Property investment can be a rewarding venture, but it comes with its share of responsibilities, especially when tax season rolls around.

Diving into the world of property investment can be both exhilarating and daunting.

New to property investing? We'll simplify the jargon so you can impress your friends with your market knowledge.

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