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A proven way to property investing success, is to set yourself some clear and measurable goals.
Buying an investment property is an aspiration of many. When it is done well it can set you up for a comfortable retirement, help fund school fees, holidays and much more.
New Zealand rents continue to stagnate but they could be set to rise under the new government, according to Trade Me Property.
Are you looking to take advantage of the current market conditions and expand your investment portfolio? If so, here are four essential questions to ask real estate agents at open inspections.
Spending time and money creating a property that attracts the right tenants is one of the best investments a landlord can make.
Have you ever been given this advice, ‘Hold on to the first property you buy’; or been told that ‘The smartest property investor is the investor that never sells’?
Many investors look for property to offset their income tax, to have a long term asset, they like dabbling in real estate or they want to secure their child’s financial future.
Retirement planning. They're words that are often associated with mixed emotions. It’s meant to be a time of winding down and having the chance to enjoy the remainder of your life, but quite often the lead up can cause a lot of stress.
Buying an investment property is a very popular investment option in New Zealand. One of the main advantages is that you have control over most parts of your investment.
