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Hot agents Can Heat Up Property Prices

August 9, 2013

“But you see I am trying to look beyond you; it’s just that you are “clever as a devil and twice as pretty”. Are these the lines going through your mind when you meet a hot property agent looking to fix a deal with you? An interesting (and I am not using the term ‘interesting’ loosely) article on the website news.com.au suggests that attractive looking agents sell houses faster and for higher prices.

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Tagged: real estate agents

What’s the Future Outlook for Sydney Home Values?

August 8, 2013

While the nominal value for homes may have spiked distinctively, the real value or the inflation-adjusted value of properties have not seen any appreciable growth. Cameron Kusher for the “Research Blog” writes that the scene is definitely laced with gold when you compare it to the times of GFC but home values still leave a lot to be desired. Kusher feels that there is no big change around the corner either.

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Tagged: sydney property market

Superannuation Concessional Cap Raised By $10,000

August 7, 2013

The salary you sacrifice will reap super dividends for you and more quickly so if you are nearing 60 or already over it, reports Noel Whittaker for “The Observer”.

The superannuation concessional cap has been raised from $25,000 a year to $35,000 a year. So what does it mean in practice? You know that your employer is expected to put 9.25% of your yearly salary into your superannuation fund.

For somebody earning $100,000 a year, this amounts to only $9,250 so additionally that employee can now put $25,750 instead of $15,750 (which would have been the case had the concessional cap remained at $25,000) into his super.

While the salary he sacrifices definitely reduces his ‘take home’ (short-term loss) but the boost his superannuation fund gets outweighs the loss in “take home’ as well as the taxes he needs to pay on the contribution.

In this regard, Transition to Retirement (TTR) pensions can also come handy.

You can read the original article here.

Tagged: first home buyers

Sure-fire Way Of Succeeding With Property Investments

August 5, 2013

In his article appearing in the Property Update, Michael Yardney sheds light on Geoffrey James’s success formula. Yardney believes that the formula can be just as easily adapted for succeeding with property investments. It will benefit us to glance through the formula once.

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Tagged: property investing

The Importance of Leverage In Property Investment

July 30, 2013

Making your property work for itself is no mean task but prudent planning can help you achieve the goal. Michael Yardney from Property Update talks about the number of properties one needs in the kitty to retire safely. Additionally, he throws light on Loan to Value Ratio, the importance of the right kind of property portfolio, and the need for negatively geared properties, among other things.

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Tagged: property investing

Due Diligence Clause For Figuring Out Council Approvals

July 27, 2013

Due Diligence ClauseA house has 5 bedrooms but the 5th one hasn’t earned council approval yet- can you still advertise it as a 5-bedroom flat? The answer is NO. A vendor cannot do so. Plain and straight! Liz Wilcox for the blog Property Update writes why it is important for buyers to prefigure the nitty-gritty of council approvals before buying a property.

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Tagged: property negotiation

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