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Dual living is booming and for very good reasons!
2nd November, 2016 | by Property QLDIf you are a property investor, it is highly likely that purchasing a dual living property has come onto your radar.
In fact, at Property Queensland, we have extensively written about why dual occupancy properties in Brisbane are so favourable. From the additional rental income generated for owners to the reduced fees, dual living continues to be the optimal choice for investors looking to buy.
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How To Save Money For A Deposit On An Investment Property
13th October, 2016 | by Property QLDA property investor is often characterised as a wealthy businessperson flush with funds ready to buy and sell whenever.
In reality, an investor comes in the form of families who have just bought their first home, couples over 60 who are looking at expanding their assets, and even singles who don’t see themselves as investors but are ‘saving for their future/retirement’. Read More >
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When is the right time to buy a second investment property?
22nd September, 2016 | by Property QLDThe truth is, most people who own an investment property don’t have the intent on creating a portfolio of properties.
Research from the Australian Taxation Office indicates that 72.8% of investors own just one property, with 18.9% owning two. That number is whittled down even further to 0.6% if they own more than six.
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Top Tips for Buying an Investment Property in Brisbane
6th September, 2016 | by Property QLDIf you are considering buying an investment property in Brisbane, you wouldn’t be alone.
Data from the Australia Tax Office and analysis from the Reserve Bank of Australia reveals about 10% of Australia’s adult population have recently invested in Brisbane property.. The number of property investors has increased from the early 2000s and shows no signs of slowing.
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Why you should use a professional to help you find the best investment property
25th May, 2016 | by Property QLDProperty is one of the least volatile investment options, and when you play your cards right, it is possible to get good returns on your outlays even in the short term. But making the best decisions—and achieving the most profitable outcomes—can be difficult for anyone without real estate expertise, and this is especially true for first-time investors.