Who can access LMI waivers?
Lenders’ mortgage insurance, or LMI, is one of the biggest associated costs of a mortgage. But if you’re employed in a certain profession, you may be able to avoid paying
Grants to overturn drop in sales
The recent grants announced by the federal and state governments are expected to buoy home sales after the three-month losing streak, according to the Housing Industry Association (HIA). Tim Reardon, chief
QLD rolls out construction stimulus
The Queensland Government has announced a $267m stimulus package geared towards boosting the construction industry as the state ramps up its COVID-19 recovery efforts. As a part of the package, a
Getting wealthy through cash flow properties
As investors set out to turn their properties into an asset base that will set them up for a better financial future, a common predicament surfaces; do you invest in
How to spot bias from media and “experts”
There’s a slew of information to scour through for property advice, offering a range of ‘perks’, ‘risks’ and ‘tips’. Taking the time to dig below the surface of a source can mean the difference between a property investing disaster
What will Australia’s recession will look and feel like – with Ken Raiss [MASTERCLASS]
It’s no secret that Australia is going to fall into recession. But what does that really mean? How will this affect you, your job, your finances and the value of your home
China has a huge impact on the Australian real estate sector. What will that mean for you in the future?
This pandemic situation has a whole lot of people panicking. And as an investor, you’ve likely seen a huge decrease in demand for your properties. The first message we want to
Is this the most significant factor driving our property markets?
Want to know what that magic ingredient is that propels property markets forward? The little secret behind whopping price growth? It’s not the economy, even though that’s important. It’s not supply and demand,
Coronavirus lockdown. Well-Intentioned Behaviours Gone Wrong?
In 1935 sugarcane growers in Australia were battling the cane beetle. The adult beetle enjoyed eating the leaves of the sugarcane. The larvae hatched underground and ate the roots, which either killed