11 Apr, 2018

Is new or established property the best option for property investors?  It's one of the most common questions we get and unfortunately there is no standard response.  Simply put, both new and established properties have their associated advantages, but most importantly it's about finding a property that suits the investors personal circumstances and goals that should dictate their decision. Advantages of New Property 1.  It can be easier to find quality tenants There is something special

07 Oct, 2016

Adelaide can quite often be the unsung hero for property investment. We don't make headlines on major booms, and we don't see record breaking market leaps in short time frames such as Melbourne and Sydney. Whilst rockstar ​suburbs will always look great in a chart, and can be incredibly enticing, there is something to be said for the more stable regions of Australia.  Whilst there are similarities and differences between property investment and the share market, some of the strategy and tactics

04 Mar, 2016

There is an old saying in Australian real estate is that property prices double every 10 years.  The reason many people are sceptical of this equation is because this price doubling does not occur in a uniform line.  There is no neatly rounded 10% price gain every year in every market – we see low growth years and high growth years but when you add them all up over 10, you get about double growth. This has been happening in Australia for the past century.  A recent CoreLogic RP Data report

21 Dec, 2015

One of the key elements to creating a successful property investment portfolio is building a property investment team that are experts in their specific fields. For most people purchasing an investment property is one of the biggest financial decisions they will make in life, yet many of these people try to do it all themselves. It’s no surprise that the people that attempt such a big feat on their own are the ones who typically don’t make as much money from property investment, as they don’t