Is now a good time to buy property? Two-thirds of investors say ‘yes’ The majority of property investors are remaining upbeat despite COVID-19, with 67% believing now is a good...
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“Flipping” might be the new word on the block but Australians have long been part of the reno revolution. Some are looking for fast returns (the flip), while others are upgrading after being in a home for several years. Whichever your strategy, chances are the goal remains the same: to renovate for profit. Here are Haven’s tips to ramp up your returns.
While you’re getting your head around the macro, don’t lose sight of the micro. Median house prices can vary greatly from suburb to suburb. Here’s the local data house-hunters should have to help make an informed decision.
Making the most of your money often requires common sense more than a commerce degree. Haven takes a look at five misconceptions about money that could be holding you back from greater financial freedom.
Pets have been long maligned by landlords for their potential to make a mess and cause damage. But with pet ownership in Australia ranking the highest in the world, property investors who turn their backs on our furry friends could be missing out on tenants and dollars.
Before they dismiss dogs and cats, landlords should consider that 60 per cent of Australians have pets and one third of households rent. Saying “no” to Fido and his feline foes means narrowing the rental funnel. At a time when national vacancy rates are climbing, this could be a costly choice.
Many landlords are now welcoming pets and reaping rewards. Here are some tips to help you embrace a pro-pet policy.