Property Finance Strategies - Investment Strategies

• How to strengthen your borrowing capacity to expand your portfolio

  With investment lending currently under scrutiny, banks are tightening their criteria even more. Mortgage broker Marissa Schulze explains how you can get the banks to lend you more read more

• Can't pay your loan, should you sell?

  If you’re struggling to meet repayments and tempted to sell at a loss, read on as Joe Sirianni looks at your options read more

• How to get finance as a Low-Income investor

  The spirit may be willing, but the banks don’t always share the enthusiasm. So, how can you get finance to invest in property as a low-income earner? Philippe Brach explains read more

• ​Rate wars: Is it really time to fix?

  With fixed rates tumbling to all-time lows, you may be thinking of taking the fixed option. Michael Lee looks at the important issues you need to consider before making the move read more

• ​How to finance property in regional areas

  There are many excellent opportunities for investing in regional Australia. And getting the finance right the first time can save you a lot of time, stress and, most importantly, money. John Hilton chats to the experts to find out how to do this read more

• ​How to manage your cash flow on multiple investment properties

  Building a successful property portfolio involves getting a solid grip on your cash flow. Scott McCray shows you how read more

• Are low-deposit loans really that risky?

  You’ve probably heard or read that borrowing on a low deposit could put you at serious financial risk. But there is a strong case to adopt this strategy if you want to build your portfolio quickly read more

• 6 Best Mortgage Deal Hacks

  Getting the right finance strategy ensures you can continue expanding your portfolio safely. Your Investment Property asked Michael Lee how to get the best finance deal for your investment property. read more

• ​The potential pitfalls of renting out your home and moving back in again

  Turning your home into an investment property could be the easiest way to start your investment journey. However, there are traps you need to be aware of, especially if you decide to move back in again. Eddie Chung explains read more