Property Investment
How to find and manage your first or next investment
How to buy a home business in the country
Whether it's a working farm or the local pub, there's a lot to consider when buying a country home with a business attached.
You’ve just purchased an investment property. Now what?
If you've just purchased an investment property, before you put your feet up and watch the rent roll in there are a few important things to tick off your to-do list.
How to choose a property manager
The right property manager can mean the difference between a hassle-free experience and a regrettable one, and there is more for landlords to consider than fees alone.
How to keep your first property as an investment when upgrading
Retaining a first apartment as a rental is a strategy that can pay off in the long run, but there's a reason most upgrading home owners can't manage to do it.
Five ways landlords can find a tenant in a tough rental market
With high vacancy rates in many areas, some renters are spoilt for choice, but there are ways landlords can improve their properties to attract tenants.
Why remote property investing is on the rise
Lockdowns, border closures and travel restrictions aren’t stopping Australians from browsing and investing in property markets far from their local area.
Is investing in an Airbnb still viable during a pandemic?
The idea of earning money through an Airbnb may seem ridiculous right now, but short term rentals can be a great way to bring in extra cash if it's done right.
Should you offload your investment property or ride out the storm?
As Australia moves into a recession, many investors are left wondering whether now’s the time to exit the market, or if they should hold out for the long term.
Five ways to use your home to beat the recession
The economy is contracting, but that doesn't mean you can't use your castle as a side hustle. Here's how to make the most of your asset in tough times.
Why the 'lazy' work from home shortcut could cost you at tax time
If you spend more than $32 per week on work-related expenses, experts say the ATO's new shortcut method might not be the best approach.