Investment
Property Finders
Knowledge - Experience - Commitment







Unlike most other investments, including Superannuation, property isn't a form of "forced saving" but instead is a method of using home equity, rental income and Tax deductions to acquire and hold an asset that has proven to be resilient to recessions and other economic and political changes and has provided consistent long term growth. Growth that the average income earner could not accumulate over a lifetime from normal after tax savings.
It is your equity, capital growth and the Tax system working for you rather than you working for them.
COMMON SENSE SAYS:
Because residential property consistently grows in value, all be it often slowly, anyone who is serious about investment should build a property portfolio before they invest in more volitile investments.
That way you can take advantage of possible higher short term returns in other investments without risking everything.
Residential property provides an investment base from which to build other investments.





Determine if you are in a position to start investing.
Educate on how to make the most out of your investment.
Prepare a strategy to determine how many properties you will require to meet your goals sooner.
Arrange Pre-approved loan from financier of your choice.
Source investments that suits your specific needs.
Negotiate with builders for the best price.
Oversee the rental property management
Review any current portfolio and finance structure.
Determine how to improve or increase your property portfolio.
More to come, check back regularly.
Residential property continues to grow even after you retire...
It costs less than most people think to start a property portfolio...
For the average person it can costs less than $50 per week after Rent and Tax deductions to own a residential property.
If that property doubles every 7- 10 years (Residex statistic) then a $350,000 property is increasing in value by $25,000 per year.
So, in theory, for $50 per week could be earning you $25,000 p.a. or more.
"Financial Planning for property..."
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