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August 12, 2022
The national median dwelling value has fallen for the third consecutive month, with property prices down 1.3% over July. Worryingly, this downswing seems to be gaining speed with more markets moving into negative territory and larger drops being recorded.
August 24, 2022
Right now, the property market probably seems even more unpredictable than usual. With interest rates increasing and prices falling in many areas, it is hard to know what move to make next. This is understandably causing anxiety for many investors, who are afraid of costing themselves dearly by making the wrong call.
August 30, 2022
Debt is a bit of a complex topic for property investors. We need it to fund further purchases, grow our portfolios, and can even use it to reduce our tax bills. However, it can also eat into our returns, negate our gains, and even drive us to sell off assets. Based on this, many investors view debt as a “necessary evil” – something that should be used sparingly and managed conservatively. While this approach should help minimise the risks associated with taking on debt, it can actually inhibit portfolio growth. It also overlooks that not all debt is created equal, and that some debt is actually good debt.
September 8, 2022
In many ways, getting the most from your property portfolio is really a matter of good administration. This is particularly true when it comes to tracking your finances, which can directly impact the returns you receive.
But keeping across all your incomings and outgoings takes work, especially if you own multiple investment properties.
This begs a few important questions – like, which numbers do you really need to record? How much detail do you need to go into? And what are the best ways to keep track of this information?
