Michael Yardney
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michael yardneyWhy 2013 will be a good year for property: Michael Yardney
The beginning of a new property cycle is a great opportunity for investors to ride the next property wave and doesn’t come around that often.
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residentialFour mistakes to avoid in property investment: Michael Yardney
Most property investors don’t ever develop the financial independence they desire.
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residentialThe 10 lessons successful property investors need to learn
I’d like to share some of the most valuable investment lessons I’ve learnt over the last four decades.
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residentialSix reasons most property investors struggle and never become rich
To put it simply: if you're not making money while you sleep, you'll never become rich.
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residentialWhy 2013 will be average but 2014 will be better for Australian property markets: Michael Yardney
Now don’t get me wrong – I’m looking forward to this year. In fact, I’m about to give you 10 reasons to look forward to it to.
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trendsSummer reading: From property investment tips to managing tenants
Looking for some beachside or poolside reading over the holidays to get you ready to dive into the property market in 2013? Here are some books to get you started.
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residentialBe wary of investing in holiday properties
Many investors kid themselves that they bought a holiday property for financial reasons when, in reality, they fell in love with the idea of owning a holiday home.
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residentialAustralia's property markets turned in 2012
We have moved into the stabilisation phase of our property markets, which is a great time for smart buyers to get set for the next upturn.
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victoriaWhat kind of property you should invest in as Melbourne grows by 2 million people
Property investors will need to own the type of property that will be in continuous strong demand by a large demographic of these new residents.
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residentialWhy property investors should not be worried about values falling: Michael Yardney
Australia's economic fundamentals suggest the next 10 years are going to be just as good, if not better, for property than the last 10 years were.
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