Landlords
property managementShould you manage your own investment property? Carolyn Majda
Do-it-yourself property management can appeal to some investors, who may see it as an easy way to save money.
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industry newsResi taps into property appetite of SMSF investors with financial advice partnership
John Hewson says a growing number of Australians using self-managed superannuation funds is one example of how the need for high quality advice is growing.
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newsHousing, mortgage market and consumer confidence all responding to rate cuts: RBA's Philip Lowe
Households appear to be feeling better about both their finances and Australia's medium-term prospects, says assistant RBA governor Philip Lowe.
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new south walesInvestor interest rising as sub-$300,000 Newcastle inner-city units offer 5% to 7% yield potential: PRDnationwide
Anecdotal evidence points to a growing number of out-of-town enquiries, with particular interest in inner city apartments.
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landlordsMelbourne tops capital city rental vacancies in February: SQM Research
Melbourne was the capital city with the most rental vacancies in February, according to the latest information from SQM Research.
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western australiaJohn Symond highlights Kwinana as offering Perth investors best rental returns
Kwinana has an average rental yield of 7%, the highest in Perth, according to RP Data.
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residentialJohn Symond says it’s the "perfect time" to invest with Bella Vista offering the top gross rental yield in Sydney
John Symond says there are at least half a dozen suburbs in each capital city where gross rental yields are greater than the cost to repay the mortgage.
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residentialAsk Margaret: Do I need flood insurance if I pay body corporate fees?
If you believe that your property is at risk, and you live in an area where flood insurance is available, you should propose that the body corporate consider adding this insurance cover.
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property managementUse quality, underwear-free pictures in marketing your property to tenants: Leah Calnan
Why are such poor-quality photographs used when it comes to marketing rental properties?
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mortgagesBorrowers better off with two-year fixed-rate even if cash rate falls to 2.5%: RateCity
RateCity.com.au found borrowers who fix for two years would still save over $1500 if variable rates fell by 0.5 percentage points.
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