It happens to the best of us. Sometimes, you can’t help but have an emotional attachment to the property you are thinking of buying. How could you not, when the location, design, and ambiance of it is just what you are looking for?
As with most investments, it has to be seen for what it is, and not always on how you feel about it. Follow these expert tips to ensure your property purchase aligns with your long-term wealth-building goals.
A pest control inspection holds a lot of merit. You can easily increase or decrease the value of a property depending on how well you were able to take care of an infestation.
Unfortunately, not all property owners appreciate the importance of maintaining regular pest control. They don’t know whether their home needs to have an annual or biannual inspection, or if they can do it quarterly or half-yearly. This is exactly where an expert’s advice would come in handy.
Learn more about the value of pest control inspection in our latest article. Find out whether your investment property would benefit from a yearly checkup.
The housing market in Sydney is clearly moving lower.
Sydney property prices are now 4.2 per cent lower than in June 2017. Our harbour city is leading the country’s property downturn.
Nobody has a crystal ball. However, given the volatile state of the Sydney housing market, the stakes are getting higher.
Are you sure you are investing in a recession-proof home?
Let’s find out.
Thinking of buying a home or investing in a property? There is always that chance you end up buying a bargain property.
Buying for a much lower price, however, often comes with surprises. There are basically three terms you will hear when it comes to low priced properties in Sydney and elsewhere in the country:
Let’s have a look at these in turn, and what to be aware of.
The real estate industry is a competitive field. To stand out, businesses employ different marketing strategies to entice more buyers to purchase a property.
And it’s probably because of this, that some businesses end up walking a fine line between promoting their properties and spruiking them.
To say that Sydney’s rental market has exploded in recent years is an understatement.
Demand remains high, despite the number of rental properties increasing by over 800 percent since 2010—which would normally prompt prices to drop.
But what’s the real reason behind Sydney’s ability to defy the laws of real estate supply and demand?
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