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Find out how many properties you need to retire. If you're like most people planning for retirement, you are probably wondering if property investment is enough to live on. You might be thinking about owning your own home i.e. not having to pay a mortgage and funding your retirement with rent money coming in from your investment properties. This article cuts straight to the chase in answering the most burning question: How many properties do I need to retire? READ MORE HERE...

3 things you ought to know before deciding where to buy. Today more than ever, knowing where to buy an investment property requires some serious leg work. We're talking about online research, face-to-face meetings, working the phones, and even hitting up social media channels. Because the more inside information you obtain about the area you invest in, the greater your peace of mind knowing you have made a smart financial move. The good news is there is a lot of information...

Don't invest in property before asking yourself these 3 important questions. Have you heard it can be surprisingly low-cost to purchase an investment property ? Well, that's often the case, so why do the majority of Australian property investors stop at just property ? Before you jump in, ask yourself these three questions.
What return do I expect from the property ?
Mistake number one that many people make, is investing in property because they believe it is t...

6 financial pros and cons to consider when buying an apartment off the plan. There are many benefits to buying off the plan just the thought of moving into a brand-spanking new place, or having it as part of your investment portfolio is enticing enough. Let alone the fact that many developers often list new projects on the market at drastically lower prices. However, there are a few pitfalls to be mindful of when it comes to your personal finances and purchasing property off the pl...

Here's what you ought to know about negative gearing in 2016, and beyond. Is negative dead? Put simply, no. In fact, negative gearing remains a legitimate financial strategy that can improve your overall investment returns. To go back a step, 'gearing' is best explained by realestate.com.au as simply borrowing money to buy an asset. In the case of real estate, you take out a loan to purchase a property. 'Negative gearing', however, means that the interest yo...