Got tax queries regarding your property investments and wealth creation strategies? Our experts are on hand to answer them. Email your questions to: editor.yipmag@keymedia.com.au Q: We bought a house in October 2004 to live in, then moved out and rented it out from January 2007. We then sold it...
Got tax queries regarding your property investments and wealth creation strategies? Our experts are on hand to answer them. Email your questions to: editor.yipmag@keymedia.com.au Q: My brother and I inherited a property in Melbourne after our father passed away in 2016. I would like to explore the option of...
Now in it’s 10th year, the Your Investment Property - Property Investor of the Year Awards winners have been announced. As magazine editor Sarah Megginson explains, this year the awards have been divided into categories with winners in ‘New Investor’ ‘Reno Investor’ and ‘Strategic Investor’. In this...
If you’re a seasoned investor, you might be looking for a real estate agent who’ll take the sale or rental completely out of your hands. Whereas if you’re a first time investor looking to rent or sell, you might want more control over the process,...
Property management that includes many of the costs of repairs and maintenance – and still manages to save you money – is an investor’s dream. And it may just be a matter of looking outside the property management box to achieve this. Pauline Hatch reports Even...
Investing in property has practically become a nationwide hobby. Inspired by stories of successful journeys, more and more Australians are looking to start their own portfolios and create wealth by investing in real estate. As many investors profiled in this magazine have shown us, real estate...
Properties that generate a high cash flow are in significant demand. However, investors may fail to consider the downsides of positive cash flow investments – yes, they do exist – which can turn a cash flow gold mine into a bottomless pit. Jacqueline So reports Many...
The real estate industry is breathing a sigh of relief as the federal government has finally unveiled its plan to cut depreciation deductions on second-hand residential properties On 14 July, after a long wait, the Treasury Office finally issued a draft bill detailing how depreciation deductions...
There are indications that property prices may be slowing in some parts of the country which is being heralded as ”good news”. Dr Shane Geha is not one of those who holds that view. In fact he says we need more growth and its growth...