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Welcome to our blog, Affordable rentals
and this post, we should buy an investment property
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Affordable rentals,
Brisbane
We showld buy an investment property, or
Should we buy an investment property?
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Start small it is a lot safer.
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You are invited to browse and take part in the discussions that follow.
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Should we buy an investment property?
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Property investment has always been in fashion, if one can afford it. Hidden amongst the stories of an affordability crisis is good news for investors. When news outlets are reporting that house prices are continually rising, an investor thinks whether to sell or invest in more properties, you see property prises always go up in price in the long run. More or less property price go up for a while, then they stay put at that level for a while and then they go up again. The smart investor always tries to buy just before the price rises and sell as soon as the prises stop going up, that is the way the game is played in real estate.
There are so many investors nowadays; in fact, according to the Australian Taxation Office one in seven taxpayers now own at least one investment property.
Of course when there are more interest-rate hikes mooted, but surely the tax benefits of negative gearing may help to neutralise those
Of course one should always work out the odds before one buys and decide whether the property in question is affordable to say the least.
Should we buy an investment property?
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Start small it is a lot safer.
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YOU ARE INVITED!
You are invited to browse and take part in the discussions that follow.
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Should we buy an investment property?
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Property investment has always been in fashion, if one can afford it. Hidden amongst the stories of an affordability crisis is good news for investors. When news outlets are reporting that house prices are continually rising, an investor thinks whether to sell or invest in more properties, you see property prises always go up in price in the long run. More or less property price go up for a while, then they stay put at that level for a while and then they go up again. The smart investor always tries to buy just before the price rises and sell as soon as the prises stop going up, that is the way the game is played in real estate.
There are so many investors nowadays; in fact, according to the Australian Taxation Office one in seven taxpayers now own at least one investment property.
Of course when there are more interest-rate hikes mooted, but surely the tax benefits of negative gearing may help to neutralise those
Of course one should always work out the odds before one buys and decide whether the property in question is affordable to say the least.
For instance, there are
times when the interest is low and the banks and lending societies are willing
to lend you lots of money, here one should be careful and work it out for
himself, whether he would be able to repay his debit if the interest rises in
the future, so one needs to work out how much could be too much to borrow and
try to play is safe; maybe you are not going to get rich quickly, but it is a
lot safer this way.
But don’t just rush to buy
anything, take your time and try to work out everything the best way you can
before you buy, we all know that owning a property is desirable but there might
also be negative thing that may arise from owning a property.
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Affordable rentals, Brisbane
Should we buy an investment property?
IS TO BE CONTINUED;
Next time with another real estate post.
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You are all invited to take part in these writings.
The shortest of any comment will do, if you don't have time?
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Affordable rentals, Brisbane
Should we buy an investment property?
IS TO BE CONTINUED;
Next time with another real estate post.
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You are all invited to take part in these writings.
The shortest of any comment will do, if you don't have time?
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