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Getting Started

With the staggering number of investors in pursuit of properties with great cashflow it seems almost unthinkable – high cashflow can sometimes hurt you. Here’s four issues many investors nev ...

Common investment strategies – the complete guide

What methods do investors typically use to make money from property? We reveal the most popular – and the most successful

10 questions you must ask before you invest

Due diligence is essential before you invest in a rental property. Make sure you don’t miss a trick with these savvy questions.

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Terry Lollback's journey to property investment success

Martial artist and PICA Queensland chair Terry Lollback travels the world and enjoys his hobbies with the help of property investment read more

Expert Advice

10 pointers on gifting money to your children Ken Raiss

With higher property prices, many people also want to help their children financially so they can buy their first home or property investment. read more

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Three ways to find certainty in very uncertain times
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Australian property market: Decade in review [2010-2019]
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It's now much easier for tenants to have pets
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Shedding light on Manufactured Home Estates
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Market facts make way for wishful thinking
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Property Investing - Portfolio Management Approach

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Legal Q&A: How to deal with water damage from building defects

David Bannerman and Ben Robertson explain how current laws work in the event of water damage to an apartment. read more

Tax Q&A: Which property is more eligible for CGT?

According to Section 118-145 of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1997, a property can be treated as your main residence for up to six years after you move out – this forms the basis of the six-year rule that exempts you from paying capital gains tax read more

Reno Q&A: Vetting Your Selling Agent

Cherie Barber answers a reader question about how to pick the right agent to sell your property, and what to look out for. read more

Can I use equity to buy an investment property?

Using the equity in your home is a smart way of building your property portfolio without feeling the pinch. Here’s a run down of everything you need to know about equity to be a savvy investor. read more