Why a Cooling Sydney Property Market is Good for Investors
When the property market starts to cool, as it is in Sydney at present, investors can become a little nervous. but as a property investor this is a great time to build your investment property portfolio…
Positive Gearing vs Negative Gearing
Gearing – either positive or negative – is a tool to build growth You are borrowing money to invest using your existing capital as security to invest in another capital asset to make a profit…
Capital Gains Tax? Follow these rules to pay less.
Many people think of Capital Gains Tax as the big bad wolf that is going to blow away a huge portion of the hard-earned profit they’ve made from their investment property. But it’s simply not the case…
Why is it important to have an exit strategy for your investment property?
An exit strategy is a plan to help you determine the optimal time to sell the property so that you sell at a profit and minimise any losses.
Why paying off your home loan is like winning the lottery
Being smarter with your cash allows you to pay off your home loan faster. And the best part is that you can achieve this using the same income and the same expenses you’ve always had.
Why is it important to have a diverse property portfolio?
Diversity is one of the most important words in property investment. And there are a number of ways you can be diverse with your investment; geographically and also economically.
Turnkey Investment Property
A turnkey property is a property that is built and finished…so that it is ready for your tenant to move in straight away.
Landlord Insurance
The short answer is yes! Landlord insurance is insurance cover for property owners who are renting out a property to tenants. And it’s pretty darn important.
Financial security through property investment
While there are never any absolutes, we find Mirren clients are generally financially secure through smart property investment within a time frame of 5 – 8 years.
Property Investing in Australia 2018
Sydney property investors have been riding the gravy train for a long time now, and it’s time to get off. Why? There’s been a clear shift in property investment in Australia, with Sydney prices tipped to take a 10% dive over the next 18 months.