In 2016, when the first round of APRA changes came into play, I believe it had the desired effect, which was an almost immediate softening of the investor market.
There were a raft of changes that were implemente…
At the start of your property investment journey, it can be confusing.
All your friends and family have well-intentioned opinions and “advice”, plus in today’s technological world there is a plethora of information…
Today’s blog is a little different – it’s not about property – it’s about you!
I would like to share the words of the late, great Jim Rohn.
He said:
Here’s the great challenge of life – You can have more than…
Note: There are several other experts on the show, so if you’d like to skip to Andrew’s comments – please listen from 43min onward
Kevin: Earlier in the show I was talking to Cate Bakos, and we asked her to reflect …
When you first embark on home ownership or property investment you often come across a variety of unfamiliar terms.
There are loan-to-value ratios, unconditional contracts and credit scores to learn about…
When we are young, we do all sorts of silly things.
We don’t think too far in advance, are susceptible to pressure from friends and like to push boundaries.
In most cases, this is all pretty harmless stuff, and…
The Reserve Bank of Australia has kept rates on hold at 1.5% after its December 2016 meting.
The decision to leave the cash rate on hold today came as no surprise to those following our economy.
To better under…
Life is unpredictable and as a landlord you have to be prepared for tenants who may have to break their lease for many reasons
While a tenant does have obligations to fulfil when breaking a lease, experience shows …
