Pam Walkley is a senior writer at Money, specialising in property investment. She is an experienced Australian financial journalist and editor with extensive expertise in covering property and personal finance. Pam was the founding editor of Money magazine in 1999. Before that, she spent 11 years at The Australian Financial Review, where she held senior editorial roles including news editor, chief of staff and property editor. In 2007, she co-authored Streets Ahead: How to Make Money from Residential Property. Connect with Pam Walkley on LinkedIn.
How to boost your rental income by more than 40%
Property investors can boost rental income by 40%. The key is in how long tenants stay.
When commercial real estate beats residential
Investors are better off putting more of their funds into commercial real estate rather than residential property.
How to cash in by selling your property as a megalot
Some owners of adjoining blocks have been banding together to sell megalots to developers for huge sums. Here's what you need to know to clinch the deal.
Why you should be cautious when buying off-the-plan
If you're looking at buying property off-the-plan, proceed with caution. Prices are expected to fall when new apartments flood our capital city markets.
How to rentvest your way into the property market
Cash-strapped first home buyers are renting where they want to live and buying where they can afford. It's called rentvesting'
Buying a new home versus established home
Should you buy an established home or build a new one? It's an old dilemma. Money's Pam Walkley looks at the pros and cons.
Crowdfunding property: how to get started
Would you like to be able to invest in real estate the same way as you do in shares? Well now you can, through crowdfunding.
Can you save money by selling your own property?
Interested in selling your own property? Homeowners who want to save big bucks are the driving forces behind the disruption of the $6 billion home sales industry.
The residential property myths you should ignore
A number of myths have developed around residential property, most of which should be ignored.
How you can diversify by investing $500 in an ETF
Investors who are looking for diversification can get a stake in a local or international property portfolio with as little as $500 through an ETF.
