I’m currently researching where to purchase my first investment property. I know there’s some successful and reputable buyers agents out there, however I wanted to become knowledgeable and research where to invest, based on my own findings/data/facts.
To make this, somewhat overwhelming, task more manageable (and not being a sheep and following the masses) I’m putting together a list of the key drivers to property growth.
My list so far is:
– Unemployment %
– Job growth %
– Population growth %
– Sales: stock on market %
– Sales: days on market #
– Sales: price growth %
– Rentals: vacancy rate %
– Rentals: yields %
– Planned infrastructure $
– Variety of employment sectors (i.e mining towns versus service centres/cities)
I really want my decisions to be based on data, and remove emotion (or listening to the media) away from my decisions.
I’d love your input, as to whether these are en point, or whether there’s better/additional items to consider. Anyone have some ideas?
Then I’ve got to work out how to find this data (in easily imported format, i.e excel!)
Cheers, Ian
This topic was modified 6 years, 7 months ago by Ian.
The numbers in isolation will mean little. But tracking the data month to month will hopefully highlight where the opportunities will arise. Hopefully! :)
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