Brett Warren

• Now Is the Greatest Time to Invest for More Than 3 Decades!?!

  WARNING: This may be a bold statement….. I would ordinarily let it slide, but for the fact it came out of the mouth of Australia’s leading Property Professional. read more

• $50,000+. Why I said NO.

  Everyone would say Yes to a potential $50,000 profit right? Well maybe just about everyone but me! read more

• Beware of the yield trap many property investors fall into

  Everyone need more cashflow don’t they? And higher property investment yields mean more cashflow right? The short answer is NO! read more

• Here’s the proof: School catchments add value

  Have you ever considered that buying in a strong school catchment will increase the value of your home or investment property substantially faster? read more

• How to find the Investment Grade Suburbs in a Top Performing Suburb Li ...

  It’s interesting, but you will be able to identify these suburbs as they make the same list every second or third year. They always seem to be powering ahead. read more

• This $2 investment could make you millions!

  Here’s a $2 investment that will make you a fortune. Especially given the current economic, financial and political environment! read more

• Brisbane’s Time to Shine

  With leading Economists tipping Brisbane to lead the nation for capital growth over the next few years, here are 4 Suburbs that MUST be on your radar. read more

• What is Success?

  With another year coming to an end and the prospects of an interesting year ahead for property investors I’d like to share two property investment tips and two success tips I would have liked to learn earlier in life. read more

• How is the QLD Economy going to affect the property market?

  Is the Brisbane economy really picking up? And if so, what does this mean for our property markets? read more

• How are body corporate fees calculated

  If you’re planning on buying a new home or investment property governed by a body corporate or strata, you’ll need to know how much you’ll be stumping up each year in fees (and what those fees cover). read more