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Prestige property sales increase

Success Attitude \ on 14th May by Peter James

Paradise Waters, Sovereign Islands, and Hope Island – these are only few suburbs of the entry-level prestige properties that have been attracting investors in Gold Coast, Queensland.

Australian Property best in the world!

Success Attitude \ on 14th May by Peter James

Australia is on top of the international property market. Brushing aside other hypes thrown at it, Australia currently holds the rank as the no. 1 country where to invest. Recently, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) expressed being upbeat about the country's growth; its economy is expected to grow by 3 per cent in 2012, and 3.5 per cent next year.

Right time to buy

Success Attitude \ on 11th May by Peter James

Twenty six per cent of, or one out of four, homeowners are keen in a second investment property, according to a new data. Of their numbers, 28 per cent have been homeowners for the last three to five years.

Growth for Australia in 2012

Success Attitude \ on 29th April by Peter James

The International Monetary Fund is upbeat about Australia's economy even as the RBA and others give a slower-than-expected pace of growth.

It expects the country's economy to grow by 3 per cent in 2012 and 3.5 per cent in 2013.

From its side, however, the central bank sees domestic growth at a slow pace, whilst local economists downgrade their forecasts.

Calculating positive cash flow property

Success Attitude \ on 24th April by Peter James

If your goal is to get more income in real estate, increase positive cash flow property in your portfolio. A positive cash flow property makes more money than it costs to maintain. A negative cash flow property takes money from your pocket as the holding costs outweigh the rental income.

Investment property portfolio

Success Attitude \ on 24th April by Peter James

Investment portfolio consists of different investments by which the owner makes a profit or income while preserving the invested (principal) amount. Investments can be classified based on risk-reward combinations, such as low risk, low yield to high risk, high yield ones; or according to the types of income: steady but fixed, or variable.

lnvesting in residential property market

Success Attitude \ on 24th April by Peter James

Twenty Eleven may have been extremely unpredictable year for the property market. Perhaps, in 2012 we will see full direction for the residential property.

According to the latest research, the current year will be a turn-around for the residential property due to the following reasons:

The 2 Essential Foundations for a Successful Property Portfolio

Success Attitude \ on 10th January by Peter James

When first starting a property portfolio, the amount of things you have to learn may seem overwhelming! But similar to driving, once you have had enough practice and experience, all these things will become easier and soon enough they will be like little tasks that has become second nature.

Education

Can you argue with 70 years, 7 recessions/downturns, 7 cycles and guy in stubbies and thongs?

Success Attitude \ on 27th October by Mick Conyngham

Hi all,

The first principles taught in property investment was: the longer the time horizon, the more predictable the investment.

I have a property mentor in Australia, Peter. He's your normal type of Aussie guy, walks round in boardies and thongs.

Real Estate terminology explained

Success Attitude \ on 13th March by Peter James

Hello and welcome to this my blog Real Estate terminology explained. Below is a list of abbreviated real estate terms:

ROI – Return on Investment is that rate of which your property investment yields income this refers to rental returns versus purchasing cost.

CF+ – Cash Flow Positive is when a properties ROI exceeds the mortgage and outgoing costs.

Build wealth with me here @ Below Market Value!

Success Attitude \ on 9th March by Peter James

Before I introduce and welcome you to this new blog I want to give you a brief picture of me and my up bringing. I grew up in a middle class average family in Sydney Australia, In Sydney I went to a public school in a very well to do area called the North Shore.

Cut it out! Learn to listen and control your emotions when investing.

Success Attitude \ on 9th March by Peter James

I am living proof that you can profit from the property sector provided you follow a strict set of rules and learn to control your emotions. Cut out your emotions look at the bottom line and start buying property Below Market Value and pull quite literally hundreds if not millions of dollars out of thin air! If you do not think that it is possible, think again!