If you want to invest in property, but just don’t know where to start – you’re not alone. Most of my clients don’t know the ins and the outs of the property industry, making it hard to know where to even begin when it comes to buying an investment property. On top of this, many of my clients are time-poor, which can make the whole process seem even more overwhelming. 

I don’t charge my clients to work with me; instead, I get paid in a similar way to mortgage brokers. I get paid by builders and developers for bringing clients to them and this means my clients won’t be out of pocket like they would if they used a buyer’s agent. 

I am certainly not concerned about any rental properties being vacant anytime soon. If you’re thinking about buying a new property or a house and land package, rest assured that it will be in extremely high demand for tenants for years to come, and not only will you be able to get rent, but you’ll be able to get good rent for many years to come.

When it comes to choosing an investment property, you could easily spend hundreds of hours researching suburbs, visiting home opens, and agonising over whether you’re making the right decision about where to buy.  Buying for investment is

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3 positives that spell good news for investors

To keep it simple, remember that new properties will be in higher demand in a market where rental supply does not meet demand. You’ll spend less money on maintenance and warranties than if you buy established, allowing you to maximise earnings from your rental.

The Australian property market may currently be experiencing a downturn, but there are still positives to be found. But that’s not what mainstream media wants us to think. And believe me, I get it – the articles

Many of the experts and people who have predicted property market crashes in the past are saying the same thing – the market is correcting. But some are saying property prices will drop 5-10%, while others are predicting much higher drops and even going as far as warning of a worst-case scenario, 50% decline.