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Aug 27, 2015

How to buy a positive cashflow investment

An investment property that has a positive cash flow, where all of the costs are covered by the rental payments, is a major advantage to an investor in balancing the rest of their portfolio. With m

Aug 27, 2015

Fixed rate loans becoming more popular

Demand for fixed rate home loans increased over the month of July in response to multiple banks increasing interest rates, according to an industry expert. According to the latest national home loa

Aug 27, 2015

What to do with your tax refund

It’s easy to think that a tax refund is money that’s already been spent, or that you never had, like a lottery win. But just because you said goodbye to that cash when it was taken out of your pay pac

Aug 27, 2015

8 Steps to avoid being sued by your tenants

As property investors, we’re arguably more exposed to the possibility of litigation than the population at large simply because we provide a service to the public. You might remember about five yea

Aug 27, 2015

7 Deadly sins made by investors

The concept of ‘The Seven Deadly Sins’ was historically been popularised in Dante Alighieri’s “Divine Comedy” and more recently in the Hollywood movie SEVEN. This concept of the seven deadly sins c

Aug 27, 2015

Malicious damage by tenants on the rise

Landlords in one state are increasingly making insurance claims for damage done to their properties by their tenants. New figures from Victoria’s RACV Insurance show there was an increase in landlo

Aug 27, 2015

10 ways to increase your rental yield

The combination of low interest rates and high demand has pushed property prices to an all-time high. Many industry experts are predicting property prices will flatten for an extended period of time.

Aug 27, 2015

How to make your property appealing to tenants

According to May 2015 data released by SQM Research, the national residential vacancy rate rose slightly from 2.4 per cent in April to 2.5 per cent in May. Darwin had the highest vacancy rate at 3.5 p