Many property investors often struggle to figure out what sort of investment property to purchase. No matter where you buy, it’s reasonable to assume the value of the home will increase over time and it’s nice to know your money is sitting tight in bricks and mortar.
That doesn’t mean every investment strategy is right for you.
The industry is full of jargon like “negative gearing”, “capital gains” and “cash flow” and that can really throw people off, especially if they’re just entering the market.
The most important question you need to ask yourself is ‘why’ you are purchasing the property.
Is it because you need a tenant to cover your mortgage repayments or is it because your accountant has told you it’s a great way to receive tax breaks?
Whatever the reason, you should put some thought into your investment strategy and how much time and money you are willing to commit.
I’m here to help you figure out if investing in property is the right move for you, from a lending perspective. Depending on your investment goals, there’s a wide range of loans and lenders that might suit you.
Reach out and let’s talk.
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