When you invest in property, you can offset your expenses against the income you receive from it.
This means your money works even harder for you.
So what sort of things can you do to save on tax?
Read on to find out…
You can offset your bond against your rental income
If you have a bond on a property you invest in, you can offset the interest payments against the income you re... ››› more
Whether you're buying a property to live in or as an investment, chances are you're going to need a loan from the bank to cover a large chunk of its cost.
This means you need a bond. But don't make the mistake of trying to sort out a bond yourself, you should make use of a bond originator.
It will save you a lot of time and you'll get the best deal on the market.
Let's take a closer look... ››› more
When it comes to buying property, there are so many to choose from on the market.
One type that may appeal is a property in need of renovation. The asking price could well be one of the most enticing factors.
So if you fancy buying a ‘do it upper,' what should you consider before taking the plunge?
Read on to find out…
Buying a property in need of renovation
Buying an older,... ››› more
For the vast majority, buying a property means applying to the bank for finance.
This means you need to have a decent credit score, otherwise the bank will refuse your application.
If your credit score is below par, what can you do to improve it?
Read on to find out…
If you want to buy a property, you need to know your credit score
If you’re serious about buying a property, ... ››› more
Investing in property is a superb way of growing your capital over the long-term and securing an income in the form of rent from tenants.
But before you even consider putting an offer in for a property, you need to make sure your finances are in order.
If you have the cash to buy a property outright, then this doesn't apply to you.
But if you need the help of your bank to make your prop... ››› more
Investing in property is a sound long-term investment.
But it's not as easy as just picking a property to buy. You need to give it some thought and work out exactly what is the best property investment route for you.
By determining this, you can make the best investment you can that meet your needs.
Read on to find out more…
What are your goals from investing in property?
Ther... ››› more
Investing in property can be a great way to put your money to work over the long-term.
For example, property makes a good investment for retirement. You'll own the property and receive an income from it.
So what are your options when it comes to buying property?
Let's take a look at the four main ways you can go about it…
Property option #1: Buy a property at auction
Buying a ... ››› more
The property market has had its ups and downs, but overall the trend is up. Over time, values increase.
So if you're looking for a great long-term investment, why should you invest in property? And what makes the best property investment?
Read on to find out…
Property as a long-term investment
If you want to grow your wealth over the long-term, you have a number of different avenu... ››› more
Investing in property may be something you'd love to do, but you think your financial situation is standing in your way.
Don't let this stop you.
You can easily overcome these obstacles and other common property investing problems.
Read on to find out how…
How to start investing in your own property empire
Investing in property is easier than you may think.
Not only can you ... ››› more
At the weekend, the Property Valuation Act of 2014 became law.
This new law could have severe repercussions for you. It all comes down to the way the government will implement the law.
It could leave you out of pocket and it could leave your homeless. And there won't be anything you can do about it.
But you can take a stand against the Property Valuation Act.
Read on to find out how…... ››› more
When you find the property of your dreams, you need to submit an offer to purchase.
So what should your offer to purchase to include?
Read on to find out…
What is an offer to purchase?
An offer to purchase is a document containing all the terms and conditions relating to the purchase and sale of a property. It includes a number of issues the buyer and seller need to agree upon bef... ››› more
Many people loathe estate agents. They view them as money grabbers who appear to do very little for the handsome rewards they receive.
Yet estate agents do more than what you may perceive. And they can help ease the strain during the very stressful time of selling your property.
Let's take a closer look…
The job of an estate agent
When you decide to sell your property, you’ll no... ››› more
If you've rented out a lovely holiday home, chances are you've thought about buying one as an investment.
It would give you somewhere to holiday and when you're not using it, you can rent it out to other holiday makers, securing yourself a nice rental income.
But buying a holiday home to rent out has its downsides.
If you're serious about investing in a holiday home, you should seriously... ››› more
The financial crisis hit property markets hard across many regions of the world. In Europe, the crisis left its mark, with some countries seeing property prices topple 50% within a couple of years.
But things are changing. And for the savvy property investor, there could be great profit opportunities from the continuing recovery.
So where is property looking ripe for investment? And how can ... ››› more
Many investors see property as a great investment. Not only do you hope to see a property rise in value over the years, you have a tangible investment.
Decide to rent it out and your property can also pay you an income once you pay your bond off.
So if you fancy looking outside of South Africa to invest in property, where's looking good?
Read on to find out…
Why you should conside... ››› more
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