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Managing your own investment property could have its advantages and disadvantages. What a landlord like you should keep in mind, however, is that saving money is not always the best option. Sometimes, it could cost you much more in the unforeseen future. So, here’s a list of advantages if you hire a property manager.
It’s a fact that investing isn’t easy, especially for those who are afraid of taking risks. If you’re an investor, you might be interested in what Michael Yardney, director of Metrolpole Property Strategists, says about the reasons why your investment is doing badly. Yardney highlights the 10 most common mistakes newbie investors make that regularly…
Australian population is growing at a good rate and it augurs really well for real estate. Macroeconomics suggests that population growth is always a key indicator for the property market. For an year upto September 2012, the population spurted by 1.71%, says Michael Yardney for the Property Update. This is much higher than the 30…
Carli Ziri, the director of Lifestyle Property Agency, is frequently asked by his clients whether to furnish or not to furnish the investment property they just bought. The choice actually depends on the investor’s preference. However, Ziri points out that before making a decision, you need to compare which of the two choices is more…
When times are good, we start exercising selective memory, obliterating anything bad that had happened to us. This may not be a good idea. Michael Yardney for the Property Observer says that we will do well to learn a few things from the last property downturn. Let us talk about the five property investing lessons…
Doomsday predictors are never short on work- after all, rumour mills work overtime. However, those who have predicted a crisis will only agree that the real estate market is going strong, quite strong. People are still borrowing amounts pretty close to what they borrowed in peak years to fetch properties in Australia. Annual borrowing for…