Tag: mortgage. investment finance
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First home buyers are investing in property | mortgage calculator Australia
First home buyers skip grant to invest in property Interesting article on Property Observer on savvy First Home buyers forgoing the family mansion in favour of starting a smart property empire. Interested in doing this yourself at Mortgage brokers Sydney we can help! The concept of renting where you want to live and investing where…
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How to buy property in your Self Managed Super Fund (SMSF)
For many Aussies our superannuation is either set and forget (and believe me, forget is the right word, so many people I meet have multiple funds sitting forgotten and being eaten by fees) or we’re a little complacent because we don’t understand our investing options. Or retirement seems so far away we don’t give it…
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Property investing secrets that everyone should know
The Australian property market has been going strong, with a lot of the activity fuelled by investors. With interest rates at historically low levels, many people are considering the purchasing their first investment property. But making a profit from an investment property isn’t guaranteed – here’s a few property investment secrets that may help you…
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How to get out of making mortgage repayments (but still keep the house!)
So today I offered myself up as an expert and invited you to join me for a (virtual) coffee at the very lovely Lewers Bequest cafe in Emu Plains. Sitting out in the sunshine on lovely wooden tables and chairs… but I digress… Two questions came out of this – the first: “How can I…
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Lending & Tax Time: Jargon explained
Lending & Tax Time: Jargon explained Well, the tell-tale signs that we are near the end of the financial year are upon us! Advertisements for EOFY sales are everywhere we look, search parties for those mislaid receipts, and the usual tax time property jargon such as “depreciation” and “negative gearing” being bandied around the water…
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Is investing in property affordable?
Is investing in property affordable? Yes! The answer for most people is a resounding YES! More than that, can you afford NOT to do it? Now remember, this is for your education only, it’s not advice – I don’t have a clue about your personal circumstances, but I am happy to take a look at…