investment property
344 results tagged investment property:
Ask Paul: What’s next – property, shares, super or mortgage?
With a young family, should Tanya and her husband focus on paying off their home, topping up super, buying shares or an investment property?
The important difference between mortgage redraw and offset
When it comes to using a mortgage offset or redraw for an investment property, there is a big difference at tax time.
Five property trends for 2019: what to expect this year
As we kick-start the new year, here are the property trends you should expect in 2019 - and what they mean for different types of markets.
Ask Paul: We have debt, no assets, and will soon come into $3 million
Chris and his disabled wife are raising four kids on $100,000 a year, and will soon come into $3 million. Should they invest the lot and borrow to buy a home?
Ask Paul: Sell investment property to pay off my home loan?
With a new development likely to drive down the value of his investment property, Robert asks Paul Clitheroe if it's time to sell.
Tempted to jump into property? Why you should wait
If you want to buy a home, the big question is whether you should wait or buy now? One reason to wait is the flood of properties coming onto the market.
Ask Paul: Want to invest in shares or property – have they peaked?
Matt and his wife have $5000 a month to invest but with dual corrections on the horizon, are shares or property the better option?
Building a property portfolio to withstand a financial crisis
It sounds like we're in for some interesting times in property over the next year or two. While this may be worrying for some, it is possible to design a portfolio that can weather the storms.
Will the current credit squeeze turn into a credit crunch?
As the housing market continues to fall sharply around most parts of Australia, the risk of the current credit squeeze turning into a credit crunch is real and is rising.
Ask Paul: Should we buy a $600k beach house to help us de-stress?
Lucy and her husband are keen to buy a beach house to help them relax and de-stress but Paul Clitheroe is worried the purchase could have the opposite effect.
