“Don’t taint the art of buying for investment with your own personal emotions and excitement.”
Our advisors look into the following factors before they advise our clients on investing in property.
Location is one of the biggest factors at play when identifying and purchasing a property for capital growth. Properties located within a desirable school zone, and those close to public transport links and local activity or employment centres are more likely to attract the interest of future buyers, renters, and developers. With an increasing number of tenants and buyers seeking areas that meet both their work and social needs, walkability is now playing a key role in determining the value and demand in these areas.
Our savvy advisors look for properties in areas with existing or developing travel links and major activity centres. By leveraging on local accessibility, they add value to our clients through increased capital growth in the long term, whilst helping to manage their risks in the short term. Finding a property with future infrastructure mapped out can significantly improve capital growth prospects; however, we are careful when “gambling” on proposed projects that are yet to be formally approved.
Property market can have a huge impact on the value of an investment property both at the time of purchase and at the time of sale. Investors seeking a property with long term growth potential will need to consider how Perth’s property cycle will influence both the current and future value of their investment property.
Property market can have a huge impact on the value of an investment property both at the time of purchase and at the time of sale. Investors seeking a property with long term growth potential will need to consider how Perth’s property cycle will influence both the current and future value of their investment property.
Before purchasing a property for capital growth, investors need to consider how they plan to fund their new investment. As opposed to properties with high rental yield potential, capital growth properties don’t always bring immediate returns. More often than not, these properties will be negatively geared, meaning investors need a way to cover their expenses and finance their investment venture in the short-term. Choosing the right type of loan structure is key to ensuring investors cover their short-term costs and create a secure foundation to build their property portfolio.
Our advisors look into the following factors before they advise our clients on investing in property.