Gone are the days of driving from agency to agency to pick up physical brochures, or co-ordinating a list of ‘Open for Inspections’ for the weekend. This was all surpassed when real estate sites appeared on the internet, easing some of the stress and time commitment required for house hunting. It’s fair to say however, that since the inception of

Finding a positive cash flow property is generally no quick process, but it’s one that’s worth investing time in. There’re properties that will deliver profits each month; the trick is knowing where to find one. Like with many real estate transactions, industry experts have differing opinions, however there are some factors that seem to be agreed on across the board.

Like going to the dentist, some things in life simply can’t be avoided. However, understanding our tax obligations, and the ways to easily manage them and minimise their impact, makes them a lot less painful. Here’s a brief overview of the capital gains tax (or CGT). A capital gain, or capital loss, is basically the difference between the amount paid

With another election done and largely dusted, and with property matters high on the parties’ agendas, it’s a good time to take a look at its ramifications for buyers, sellers and investors. Overall, the Liberal National party’s unexpected win over the weekend is good news for property, its stance on allowing negative gearing and the capital gains tax to remain

Buyers remain active as we enter the cooler months, seemingly undeterred by chillier weather and keen to take advantage of attractive buying opportunities. While the credit squeeze has deterred some, there’s been no marked change to buyer demographics over the past year, Melbourne’s sought after eastern suburbs continue to attract a diverse range of buyers. “Accurately priced property is selling,”