Thank you so much because you post this information. Depends on budget where you might look, Zillmere doesn't excite me longer term the way it's developing but with development to sell it's mostly about the numbers and not the location. I know there is  alot in Moorooka, but my thoughts were that they were selling though, perhaps returns are not…[Read more]

Not sure on the insurance side of the house but the lender if you are using one may. You may not be able to access the funds as they will only provided funds for a builder most of the time. For a big build anyway, I think there may be flexibility if funds are for a small Reno. I wouldn't recommend this as there are far more complications, and most…[Read more]

It depends how long you want to keep this property. I am not making any predictions don't get me wrong here. I would do your research into the construction workforce and the long term workforce of the projects that are / being planned to happen. Thanks for sharing..

I think you will find that in a housing crash, rental returns are much higher just because the house price is so much lower. The nominal rent however doesn't change much. Good point. Furthermore, Matt should write a book with all the predictions in the first post and get it published. It'd be a bestseller when these predictions start to play out.…[Read more]

I firmly believe that interest rates will continue to rise over the next few years, and I also believe that even at current levels they are causing considerable hardship. Any rise in IRs lowers the affordability and borrowing capacity – this in itself is enough to cap prices at best, and likely cause further declines in prices in already depressed…[Read more]

It has been put on the market by an estate agent for auction. So I would like to get an objective opinion from a source with no interest in the deal. This one is really a knowledge sharing for the builders. I am still waiting here. Thanks for giving this concept related information. Thank you so much…

The best deals for you are always in your own backyard. Most of the money lost in first-time real estate deals is lost in somebody else’s backyard. You know your town, your area, what’s going on there, and the good streets from the bad. You’re far less apt to lose money when you know your way around. Property especially when you are just a begin…[Read more]

Just find a private landlord. I have never come across a private landlord who did a credit check. They will want a reference from your previous landlord or several personal references if you have just moved back to the country. Other than finding a private landlord and explaining the situation and offering perhaps to pay a couple of months rent up…[Read more]

When it comes to buying a real estate investment property, the first deal is the hardest. I know this from personal experience. I kept talking about buying a rental property for several years until my husband finally took the initiative, found a property, and made me buy it. From a hotel room in Texas, where I was staying on business, I nervously…[Read more]

Unfortunately reigning in the growth states thru higher interest rates will punish the slower states but it may be a reality the way things are going. interetsing times, as they all are. It's different this time, just as every new day is. When any boom is in progress, there's always the "I can't see any end to it" mentality. Step back and…[Read more]

Nice information. Potential buyers bought into all sorts of rent vs. buy myths to justify buying houses that they could not afford during the boom. Now that the U.S. housing market is in shambles, people are starting to realize that renting may not be a dirty word after all. Contrary to popular belief, buyers do not get back the mortgage interest…[Read more]

Great job. Few buyers came into sight this Easter – but the market is not equally depressed in all regions. Asking prices are up everywhere except the West Midlands and East Anglia, according to Rightmove.. I have contacted a number of my friends within the industry and they are experiencing the same thing. Some are saying the activity is worse…[Read more]

Really great and useful information for us. For your investment property to be successful you need tenants. Therefore you must consider their needs to that your property is always occupied. These all tips are very useful for real estate beginners. Thanks for sharing..

Just found your real estate site, I have been doing lots of research, Buyers agents are independent of the vendor (and vendor’s selling agent), and are devoted to ensuring you receive the best outcomes as the buyer. Purchasing a property is a stressful experience though by using a Melbourne Buyers Agent you will be able to save time, stress and h…[Read more]

All building projects require the services of a building designer, typically a licensed architect or structural engineer. Whether you choose an architect or building designer, remember, qualifications are no guarantee of quality. Always ask to see previous examples of their work.

Nice information, Thanks for sharing this informative post. I really appreciate it. I hope that I can get more benefit from this topic. I’m planning for Mortgage so; I think this is helping me. Thanks for sharing such a wonderful post with us.

Nice post. Financing a property investment in the USA is an important decision and today, more than ever, could entail injecting your own cash resources or employing an equity release scheme. Taking out a loan based on the value of a property that is either on the market or in the process of being sold is a popular strategy for many investors who…[Read more]

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Hi everyone, I am newbie here to this forum and glad to share my information.