Invex Blog

We all want the nicest home possible. However, you are likely considering how much you should actually borrow, not just how much you can borrow.

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?

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.

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.

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?

Have you heard of the longevity escape velocity? If not, then you should.

Our interviews with millennial investors have shown that the majority of them only invest when prompted by their own parents.

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.