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22 Sep When buying the building makes sense – Andrew Crossley

Posted at 01:00h in Buying a property, Case Studies, Finance, Kevin Turner, Kevin's Update, Latest Stories, Property Investment, Research by Kevin Turner 0 Comments

When a business commences operation, it is important to concentrate on cash flow and establishing the business. It's probably wise not to outlay unnecessary capital until the business is established. Over time, the choice may be out of the owner’s hands as growth, and the...

05 Sep Building numbers stabilise 20% below peak – Tim Reardon

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If economic activity improves, the credit squeeze dissipates, home prices stabilise and the recent stimulus measures take hold, the supply of new building work into the pipeline will soon reach its low point. But how low and how soon? We ask Tim Reardon from the...

04 Sep The psychology of colours – Naomi Findlay

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Colours influence us in many ways. They can change a mood, create one, and even prevent people from buying. Naomi Findlay explains how the psychology of colours is something every renovator should understand....

02 Sep NZ listing stronger this spring – Kelvin Davidson

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As winter starts to ease a little, now is the time of the year when talk in the property market turns to the health of listings and what sort of pick up is likely as we get into spring. Listings activity play a key role...

01 Sep Dads and property – Cate Bakos

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Dads… every professional bidder’s nightmare and often a buyer’s agent’s challenge when it comes to overriding their best-intended (bad) advice. Cate Bakos tells us why and how they CAN help....

07 Aug The difference between winners and losers – Gihan Perera

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How you look at what is thrown your way and how you react will determine if you are ripe for disruption. Mindset is sometimes the only difference between those who come out on top and those who get lost. Gihan Perera explains how property investors...

13 Jun Tech impacts property management – Emily Sim

Posted at 15:15h in Buying a property, Case Studies, Finance, Kevin Turner, Kevin's Update, Latest Stories, Property Development, Property Investment, Property Management, Renovation, Research, Selling a property, Trends, Videos by Kevin Turner 0 Comments

The property management industry is changing in all sorts of ways. So we asked Ray White’s Emily Sim to join us in the latest episode of Rockend Rockstars to discuss how technology is shaping and changing the property management industry. Emily has been in property management...

06 Jun Early signs of a turnaround – Paul Newell

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Is an early end to the bottom of the housing cycle in sight? We discuss those possibilities with Mortgage Broker Paul Newell....

05 Jun Rental 'ring-fence' to be retrospective – Kelvin Davidson

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Although it’s not law yet, New Zealand’s ring-fence tax for rental property losses is likely to be approved and, when that happens, will apply to the current tax year. That’s right – it will be retrospective. We talk to Kelvin Davidson about its likely impact...