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House buyers want green grass

Lifestyle \ on 9th May by Peter James

The lawn or green grass adds life to the environment. It gives more social appeal, a creative adventure, and even more value to the house. This aesthetic value may not be new in the property market.

Growth for Australia in 2012

Lifestyle \ 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.

Climbing the property ladder?...

Lifestyle \ on 24th April by Peter James

Climbing the property ladder?.....Property investing is not only about how many properties you have in your portfolio it is about quality. Invest in two properties then educate yourself in managing them before going further, build your foundation.

Calculating positive cash flow property

Lifestyle \ 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.

Positively geared property investments smarter than negatively geared?

Lifestyle \ on 27th March by Peter James

When all of the mortgage interest payments, expenses, council rates, insurance and any other costs related to the property are paid for from the rental return received, the structure is called positively geared property investment.

What city to buy property?

Lifestyle \ on 2nd February by Peter James

It's cheaper to get a house in Brisbane, or other major Australian cities except in Adelaide, according to a recent study. Improved affordability in Brisbane, Perth, Sydney and Melbourne has been a result of interest rate cuts and wage increases.

"Set & Forget" the lazy way to a profitable property portfolio

Lifestyle \ on 1st October by Mick Conyngham

The Below Market Value strategy of set and forget is quite simple.

Put simply Set and Forget is:

Every little step we do involving property is set up in such a structure that you can forget it on a day to day basis for two years at a time; then simply set it up again, so that you can forget it on a day to day basis for another two years.

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

Lifestyle \ 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!