In these awful times investing in Property may be the only sensible  investment option.
Some people still have money to invest and seeing as the share market has taken a real dive, the Property market may be the saving grace. With interest rates so low it is perfect and with building a home having more tax advantages then in buying an existing home, building an investment is the best option. People may be worried about finding tenants in these times, but there will always be people who need to move for some reason, be it from a marriage break up or having to find a new job.
Also the build timeframe is normally around 10-12 months so hopefully by the time the home is finished the world will be back to being safe and healthy!!
Above is a picture of a Dual Key design, this is a home that has 2 residences under the one roof. One side is normally 3 or 4 bedroom and the other is 2 bedrooms. 2 rental incomes under the one roof and these designs generally fit on a normal 450m2 block.
​The Dual Key design may also be the way people own property after this pandemic, pooling finances together with older relatives to get into the property market and keep loved ones close.

With interest rates on hold again this month, many people are wondering where to next? Will we see them go down further or start to rise?

If you are a home owner wanting to do the best you can with your mortgage in the current economy, here are a few words from Mark Bouris of Yellow Brick Road.

Are you planning on making a switch or adjusting your current payments? Let us know, we would love to hear.

Never has information been more accessible than it is right now.  

If you want to know everything about a particular topic turn the TV on, buy the newspaper, click on the latest feed in your Twitter or Facebook account, read the latest enews or even have a chat to your local barista next time you order your coffee. No matter where you look information is available on all areas of life. This is especially true on the topic of investing in property.

For good or bad, information is available on all aspects of buying, selling and investing in property. It is who and where you choose to get your information from that can potentially make or break your first foray into the investment world.

As recently discussed by Terry Ryder in his article in the Property Observer, Three things property investors must do to separate the wheat from the chaff: One of the first to do's is stop reading the newspaper. Be selective about where you receive your information from and don't back down on questioning advisors. 

If we only listen to the top stories on breakfast tv/radio or only read the headlines during the morning commute, our minds would be filled with negative thoughts about the market both locally and globally.

Like many things in life, information and education is the key to investing in property. Let's be happy that we live at a time when information is available at our fingertips however, be selective, do your research and question the information and its source. Don't let yourself be overwhelmed by the amount of information available, shut out the noise and focus.

Keep it simple and don't shy away from investing in property because of the current headlines or the conversation at your local coffee shop. 

Sticking to your own path and setting your own goals can lead to fantastic rewards! The secret to getting there...focus and keep it simple.

We would love to hear if you have any tips that you follow when investing in property.