All Entries Tagged With: "property investment finance"
Is It Time To Invest In Property?
If you and your family and friends are interested in property investment then I am sure you have had many discussions about whether or not property investing right now is the right call for your dollar.
With the real estate market in limbo for several years now many property investors have been paying down their mortgages [...]
Creating Wealth As A Property Investor
Creating enough wealth as a property investor to be able to provide you income in retirement takes a serious amount of planning.
One fact that I am sure you have become aware of if you have been reading about property investing for some time is that there are many different strategies to property investing. By ‘many [...]
Australia’s Flat Property Market
The August 2010 report from the Australian Bureau of Statistics in relation to the housing finance figures showed a slight increase of 0.3 per cent in trend terms in the number of finance commitments for owner occupied homes as compared to the previous month of July.
NSW, SA, VIC and TAS all showed an increase in [...]
Various split loan combinations for property investors
Finance is so important at any time, but at the moment with the adjustments to loans and property investments in general, having a good knowledge of the various loans is helpful in making the right decision which will benefit your finance management.
About the only certainty we have at the moment (well, so we have been [...]
Refinancing your loans is more popular than you may think
A report the other day stated that on average home owners refinanced their loans every 3 years. I don’t know about you, but I was a bit surprised as that. I would have thought more like 5-7 years.
If home owners are doing that then what are property investors doing with their loans? There have definitely [...]
Are We Going To See The Return Of The Non-Bank Lenders in 2010?
2010 is going to see a change in lending from what has been experienced in the past 18 months. It is predicted that non-bank lenders, in other words, private lenders will return to the market and provide funds for borrowers, namely property investors, who are prepared to sign fixed interest loans for the long term [...]
