Property prices are remaining stable across the country, with a positive outlook moving forward. This is where co-purchasing can make all the difference. But how exactly do we go about buying property with a partner in Australia?
For Australian property investors looking to make their capital go further, property syndicates and fractional property investment both provide viable options.
When purchasing property in Australia, some prospective homeowners turn to vendor financing as an option. But, what exactly does vendor financing involve?
The deposit is often the greatest barrier to property ownership in Australia. But does this need to be the case? Is there a way to bypass this requirement?
You have a superannuation fund with a history of payments. You need a deposit for a home. So, it makes sense to ask: Can you use your super fund as a deposit in Australia?
For many of the prospective homebuyers we talk to, the deposit is the biggest barrier to purchasing a property. Fortunately, in some cases, it is possible to use your rent as a part of your deposit. Find out more here.
When it comes to saving for a property purchase, getting to a 20 per cent deposit is the goal that most people strive for. That can be a lot of money if you are just starting from scratch,. so, how do you go about saving up a deposit?
Many would-be investors find themselves asking the following question: How do I access the capital or the expertise I need to make an investment? For some investors, co-investing with a partner is a great solution.
Rentvesting is the process of purchasing an investment property while you keep on living your lifestyle in a rental property. Let's examine this a little more closely.
So you’ve decided that you’re ready to save for your financial future, and you’re considering an investment property. But how much do you actually need to save in order to buy an investment property?
Among the Australian start-ups making it easier to buy a home as an income-producing property, there’s us (of course!), as well as platforms like CoVESTA, BrickX and DomaCom. Let’s take a look at these.
Currently the Australian property market is a dual market: one for the rich and/or foreign investors, and another one for Australians who are priced out. How can this be fixed?
The property sector of the economy is going from analogue to digital. It’s no longer just location, location, location, but location, experience, analytics.
An innovative real estate agency, Property Initiatives Real Estate, puts 100% of its profits into buying and constructing properties for women and children escaping domestic violence or poverty.
Through a partnership between Mirvac and Melbourne start-up Farmwall, “Cultivate” converts under-used spaces, including car parks, basements and vacant retail or office spaces, into urban farms.
While a leap of faith is undeniably required for first time property investors, those who undertake the appropriate due diligence and have the financial capacity to invest will almost certainly reap the rewards.
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