Fractional Property Investment provides a platform to property investors to get into the market where they are not able to purchase a property...
Hold Or Fold: Why Smart Home Owners Should Keep A Cool Head When The Property Market Starts To Dip
The downturn in the property market may have many home owners and investors nervous about the value of their assets. But that doesn’t mean it’s time...
How Data Can Help Property Investors Identify Gentrification Before It Happens
David Johnston, Founder and Managing Director of Property Planning Australia shares his tips on the art of finding the next up-and-coming suburb, published in the Australian Financial Review.
Searching for the next up-and-coming suburbs and regional centres can be a risky exercise, but it has the potential to pay dividends. It requires a certain amount of crystal ball-gazing and a level of courage, but if you get it right, the rewards can be well worth the effort.
Tenants And Their Furry Friends – Why You Should Consider Allowing Your Tenants To Have Pets
Only 2 percent of rental properties allow pets – meaning that an overwhelming number of tenants have little choice on where to live.
Our property education partner and Chairman of the Property Investment Professionals of Australia (PIPA), Peter the Property Professor Koulizos, argues that it makes good business sense to let your tenants have their furry friends. We agree!
Home Loan Headaches: How To Avoid Stretching Your Budget Too Far When Buying A Home
Many prospective purchasers are concerned about stretching the budget too thin when buying a home. And if you’re stretched now, what if rates rise? What if you add a child to the mix?
David Johnston, Founder and Managing Director of Property Planning Australia provides some insight regarding managing cash flow and your price point for Daniel Butkovich, the Advice editor for Domain.
NSW Crackdown on Airbnb Hosts
The NSW Government has announced a proposal for new regulation restricting property availability leased through Airbnb.
Our predictions have been that it is only a matter of time before Airbnb and short-term leasing would be further regulated to tackle the possibility of rental property shortage and increased rents.