You can spend 15 years buying property, building equity, paying down debt and doing all the things that look financially responsible, yet still be no closer to buying back your time. That’s the danger of disconnected investing.
Continue reading445. Turnkey or turkey? The new-build rules nobody teaches you with Kate Hill and Alex Dutt
New property can offer compelling advantages for investors, but “new” doesn’t automatically mean “better”.
Continue reading444. Your Investment S.N.I.F.F. Test – Timeless rules before you risk a dollar
Everyone wants to know the best investment. They’re asking the wrong question.
Continue reading443. The Great Established Property Funeral – why I’m not sending flowers yet!
Is established residential property really dead, or are investors burying one of Australia’s greatest long-term wealth builders far too early?
Continue reading442. Why more money won’t fix the patterns that break good investment plans with Miriam Castilla
Why do so many smart, high-income Australians still feel financially stretched despite earning more than ever?
Continue reading441. Part 2 – Can you hold it? Affordability, risk & your real property buying power after the tax changes
Before you buy your next investment property, ask yourself one question: Can I safely hold it?
Continue reading440. Part 1 – Borrowing power, equity & the BEAR facts behind property purchase price power
Before you choose your next investment property, you need to know what you can actually afford to buy.
Continue reading439. The great property crash … that isn’t!
Australian property investors have been warned to brace for a market crash, but the numbers tell a very different story.
Continue reading438. Part 2 – Sharyn Burgess on the borrowing truths banks don’t tell property buyers
A lending decision that takes five minutes can shape your financial future for the next 30 years.
Continue reading437. Part 1 – Sharyn Burgess on why the loan is never the whole story
As borrowing power tightens and more Australians find themselves financially stretched despite earning good incomes, property finance architect and broker Sharyn Burgess says the real issue for many aspiring property investors is not property itself, it is the financial structure sitting underneath it.
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