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16 Oct Investors turn to non-bank lenders – Peter Koulizos

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More regulation around people giving advice on property investment and a staggering number of people influenced by political party policy on property leading into the last Federal election were just two of the findings to come out of the PIPA investor sentiment survey. Head of...

15 Oct Automation lowers landlord costs – Mina Radhakrishnan

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Different is on a mission to rebuild property management in Australia. The startup offers full-service property management for a fixed fee of $100 per month plus they give a rent pay guarantee. Co-founder Mina Radhakrishnan lays it all out....

14 Oct Depreciation deductions for all to see – Brad Beer

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There is no better demonstration of the power of depreciation than what we are witnessing on this season of Channel 9’s The Block. BMT has been working with shows producers for years. Brad Beer has details of the highest depreciation deductions this season....

13 Oct Brisbane heads into unit undersupply – Adam Gray

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The Brisbane apartment market is strengthening, with an impending undersupply in many areas. Who would have thought we would be saying that. Adam Gray from Space Projects in Brisbane has called it and he says he has been tipping it for some time. How has...

10 Oct The ‘loveable’ city – Stephen Moore

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We have seen Walkscores to promote proximity, we rate the most liveable cities in the world and now we have ‘loveable cities’. Stephen Moore of RobertsDay says there are 7 ways of defining a loveable city and most are missing in many Australian cities....

09 Oct Trade war vs rate cuts – Nerida Conisbee

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No amount of interest rate cuts could offset downside pressures that emerge as a result of a trade war-induced recession, according to REA Group’s chief economist, Nerida Conisbee....

08 Oct Overcoming money fears – Nancy Youssef

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On the eve of the release of the Hayne Royal Commission into Misconduct in the Banking, Superannuation and Finance Service Industries, Nancy Yousseff delivered the transcript of her new book about finance and fear to her publisher. Little did she know the impact the findings...

07 Oct New buyers tread lightly – David Hyman

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Despite record low interest rates, new research from Lendi shows only one in three Australians think now is a good time to buy property. So what is stopping them? David Hyman tells us what he thinks it is going to take....

03 Oct Why Governments should be involved in property – Simon Pressley

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From left field, just as many commentators are criticizing State and Federal Governments of trying to regulate the property market, Simon Pressley has a great example of how they can do it in a constructive way and he has an example....