The Federal Budget 2013 has been released and despite a few helpful hints, there may not be much to cheer about for the property market.
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A few golden tips for making good investments
Investment may fall within the broad category of commerce but it is every bit an art. A Motley Fool staff writing for The Motley Fool has put together a rich assortment of ideas on the art of investment – altogether 8 tips for making good investments. There are gems of thoughts to choose from.
Abolishing negative gearing would be bad news for the property market
The Australian government has declared a fiscal deficit of $12 billion but the situation does not warrant the abolition of Negative Gearing. Stacey Moseley for the Real Estate Business writes that the proposition to abolish Negative Gearing in order to redeem the Federal Budget could have some serious consequences for the property market.
The Best Way to Insure Your Property Investment Portfolio
The property market has so much to offer, but you have to be prudent in your understanding of the market-scene. The real estate world moves through a series of crests and troughs and hence it is in your best interest to diversify your property investment portfolio. Mark Armstrong for the Property Observer writes that you can do it in two ways.
The best and the worst property investment advice
Property investment is not easy. If someone claims it is easy, he is lying through his teeth and it might just be the worst property investment advice that he has to offer, says Michael Yardney for the Property Update.
Get Rich with Property Investments
If you only work hard on your job, you’ll never get rich – that’s a fact! Michael Yardney, director of Metropole Property Strategists, discusses the importance of capital gains, how it can make you rich, and how to minimise risks. The US Internal Revenue Services reported that of the hundreds of big earners in America, 45.8% got their wealth from capital gains.
Yardney also shares his 4 strategic approach to property investing that’ll reduce risk and increase your chances of getting higher capital gain. His strategy includes choosing unique or special properties priced below their intrinsic value located in areas where there’s a long history of high capital growth and refurbishing them to maximize gain.
Although you can’t succeed most of the time, by following Yardney’s strategy, you can minimise risk and profit from your property investment. You can also try and revise other property investor’s advice to become your own. You can learn how to do it only if you do it.
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