In his column in Switzer, John McGrath discusses the rise of off-market selling in the property market. Here's what he had to say: You might have heard about off-market selling, where a property is sold without any public advertising. This only happens with a very small percentage of properties overall, but we’re...
We take a look at the abundance of free and often useful online tools designed to help homebuyers and investors make decisions about property purchases. But how good are they and how much can you rely on them? We get the good oil from president of...
Sam Saggers from Positive Real Estate is our feature guest this week telling his investment story. His first investment, how he got hooked on positive cash flow property, how he works with agents and the drivers that he looks for before buying. Lots more too in...
Sam Saggers from Positive Real Estate is our feature guest this week telling his investment story. His first investment, how he got hooked on positive cash flow property, how he works with agents and the drivers that he looks for before buying. Lots more too in...
A lot can happen in 10 years as you will hear today as Michael Yardney reflects back on the last decade. Michael outlines the 10 big factors that have impacted our property markets. A walk down memory lane. Transcript: Kevin: Gee, there are so many lessons we...
This is week 2 of the 30 day flipping exercise with Nhan Nguyen. He is attempting to buy and sell a property in 30 days and make a big profit along the way. We will continue to follow his journey to see what we can learn....
This week a timely warning from Anna Porter at suburbanite.com.au to be very cautious of filling your portfolio with regional properties, or buying in tourism hubs if you are looking to buy a growth property. These markets are volatile she says. Transcript: Kevin: You may recall recently...
In his column in Switzer, John McGrath discusses which suburbs have million-dollar medians. HERE’S WHAT HE HAD TO SAY: During my 30 years in real estate, I’ve seen a lot of changes in the marketplace. As a young agent in Sydney back in the 1980s, if I was dealing with...
The HILDA Survey is a nationally representative study of Australian households. For the study, the authors have been interviewing the same 17,000 people every year since 2001, so as to up a picture of how people’s lives change over time. The latest report says that fewer...