It seems that we're slowly emerging from the cocoon that's been enveloping us for the past few months. We're tentatively stepping out into the world to see what's going on and trying to figure out what our new normal is. We won't truly know the impacts of COVID-19 until the pandemic is behind us, but
It's impossible to predict what's going to happen to the property market once this pandemic is over, but there is one thing that history has taught us. After a crisis there are opportunities. You need to be in position if you want to take up those opportunities. We don't have anything to compare this pandemic
$500,000 for 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom apartment with 1 carpark, total 111m2 GLENMORE PARK Sydney isn't a market that we often recommend investing in, purely due to affordability but this property has well and truly got our attention! It's affordable with forecast high rental demand and returns, it's in a great location and well connected
1 hour train commute to Brisbane CBD $378,000 - 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 1 garage Completed and ready to settle Rental appraisal $370 - $375 per week Well connected to public transport I've just returned from a trip to Brisbane and I'm really excited about this new estate to the north of Brisbane. Stage one
December has rolled around again, and for many of us (unless you're in retail) this time of year means a whole lot of social functions and not too much productivity. Then January comes and we're still in slow-mo holiday mode, waiting for February to arrive and for things to speed back up to our normal
In an ideal world, we would find a house we love in the location we love, arrange finance and buy it. That’s the dream, isn’t it? But, in the real world, we have to deal with affordability, competition from other buyers and lenders who want to make sure they’re not taking too big a risk
Researchers from Cornell University in New York recently found that the average human makes 35,000 decisions in one day. That's an awful lot of decisions to make in one 24 hour period! Many of those decisions will not have much importance - like which socks to put on or whether to snack on an apple
