To help you get a better idea of this financial pathway, we’re going to be exploring how, when and where a super can be used, as well as the pros and cons of buying a house with it.

There are a lot of advantages to learning the quickest way to pay off your home loan. So, we’ve rounded up a bunch of practical strategies to help you pay off your home loan as fast as possible. 

Picking a home loan is one of the most important decisions you’ll make as a property investor. That’s because getting the right home loan for your property type and investment goals can be the difference between earning positive cashflow or not.

In this article, we’ll investigate the mysteries surrounding property management fees and help you gain an understanding of where your money is going. By the time you reach the end of this article,  you’ll have some newfound knowledge of property management fees and services that will help you make better informed decisions.

Thinking of getting a reverse mortgage on your investment home? Start off by understanding what is a reverse mortgage and if its right for you with this blog

Thinking of refinancing your home loan, but confused about where to start? Read our blog on how to refinance your home loan and find out!

One of the biggest challenges facing property investors is the high costs of saving up for a deposit. Read on as we dive into the basics of how you can use equity to start building your investment property portfolio.

Our EOFY checklist takes you through everything you need to do, from the basic to lesser known tips, to everything in between. Get ready to breeze through tax time (and perhaps end up with a bit more money in your pocket at the end of it!).

Even if you’re stuck with a sub-par mortgage, there’s still actions you can take to secure the best home loan rates for your investment property. Read our blog on what you need to do before putting pen to paper.

To lower your tax bill, it’s essential to understand what taxes you might be obliged to pay depending on what type of property you have.

It can be hard to know how to maximise your investment property tax deductions. What investment property expenses are tax deductible? How do you manage your expenses in the most efficient way possible? Read on for our crash course on how to make tax time a breeze.

Having a positive cash flow property is a great option for first-time investors who want to reduce their risks and take advantage of low interest rates.

Learn which property loan structure is best suited for you and your investment property.

Will negative gearing one day become illegal? In this guide, we give you a deep-dive into negative gearing, the pros, and cons of this approach, plus the potential tax and legal implications for you as an investor.

Can you negotiate property management fees? Will asking for lower fees decrease your service level? Learn how to get the best property management fee solution for you.

The ATO hones in on a few industries and key areas each year. This year it has been reported that the tax return crackdown will be on property investors after there was an error found in 90 per cent of rental deductions.

With the new financial year just around the corner, now is the time to review your plans, make any changes and set goals. Set yourself up for success by looking into these property investment tips:

It’s coming up to the end of financial year (EoFY) and with tax time around the corner, investment property owners can claim quite a few things. Be sure to read our checklist to ensure you're claiming everything that you can

Australia’s rental property market is a mixed bag at the moment. While rental property prices have been dropping in some cities, in others they have been growing. And for others again, not much has changed.

Uber has set a target of flying car test flights by 2020, and are launching in Dallas, Los Angeles, and one as-yet-unnamed international city, a title that Sydney and Melbourne are both contenders for. So how will Uber’s ambitions affect the future of investment properties?

You’ve probably heard about the shifting property market, with rental house prices dropping year on year in some cities, and vacancy rates increasing – particularly in Sydney – where the vacancy rate is at its highest in 13 years, at 2.8%. But how does that affect you as a landlord, and what do you need to do to move with the market?