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.
CASH FLOW POSITIVE seems to be the buzz term in vogue at the moment for residential investment with all the hype around the mining industry and associated boom.
I recently have been reading forum posts regarding as to how to get around valuation issues when developers are offering rental guarantees. I am here to set the record straight. The real question investors should be asking is if a developer or marketing company NEEDS to offer a rental guarantee is the property worth buying?
Hi all,
Our head office is based in Queensland and here as well as across the whole of Australia I'm sure as we approach the anniversary of the Queensland floods top of mind is what the floods mean to you as a property investor.
When looking at Australian property I spend much of my time looking at property in regional Australia and along growth corridors such as the Ipswich Brisbane western corridor. In these areas you can purchase brand new houses that yield good returns and are actually somewhat affordability.
Hi all,
It's funny when we see competitors launching properties that Keith Moses, our Acquisitions Manager has already rejected. What's even funnier is when some of these are advertised at smaller discounts, and some even with higher prices than we would have advertised.
