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Inside PropertyTM is an online magazine that is totally independent and dedicated to providing practical, honest and down to earth information on property investment. It's for people who want to take control of their financial future, financial security and independent wealth. Prepared by property experts, it provides the latest practical information on property investment.
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Senior contributer to Inside Property TM John Maher has been featured in the Australian Property Investor October 2008 Magazine. An abstract of John's article on Contrarian Investing features under News and Views. For the full article look at August's Edition of Inside Property
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Hi John,
I am writing to thank you for your advice in relation to the prospective purchase of our new home. I learnt so much just speaking to you for a short time. You are obviously very knowledgeable and an expert in what you do. I am also thankful to you for directing me to your monthly newsletter. There is a wealth of really useful information for people who are interested in property investment. Keep up the good work. I will stay tuned for your next newsletter. Lyndall Ward - Warners Bay NSW
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August 2010 Edition of Inside Property Wealth
Contrarian investment means buying when everyone else is selling and selling when everyone else is buying. By investing this way, the theory is that the investor will "sell high" and "buy low". It is remarkably simple and obvious that people should buy when property prices are low (cheap) and sell when property prices are high (expensive) buy they don't.
This month we examine the contrarian investment theory and its application to current market conditions and the economic outlook. (939.7 Kb)
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July 2010 Edition of Inside Property Wealth
In this month's Property in Practice article we look at the reasons for selling by auction and the advantages of the method. (1,185.1 Kb)
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June 2010 Edition of Inside Property Wealth
As the 2009-10 financial year comes to an end we thought it best to continue with our theme of providing tax tips for property investors. We all need to pay attention to our financial affairs and there is nothing like those last minute opportunities to reduce our tax to focus our attention.
This months Property in Practice article ‘Top Ten Tax Depreciation Tips’ has been written and provided by Bradley Beer (B. Con. Mgt), who is a Director of BMT & Associates, Quantity Surveyors.
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May 2010 Edition of Inside Property Wealth
Many residential property investors buy property on ¿Interest Only¿ terms rather than ¿Principal and Interest¿. Usually, the reason for this is that the monthly repayments are less and therefore more easily managed by the investor.
Also, most property investment spruikers promote interest only loans, putting forward the argument that the annual cost of servicing the loan for the property is less and that the ¿return¿ from the investment is in the long term capital growth.
While this a (843.6 Kb)
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April 2010 Edition of Inside Property wealth
The rising population has subtle implications for property investors. This month we have a look at Demographics and Tenants. Most property buyers fall into the trap of looking for property then approaching a lending institution to arrange finance. This month we also look at reasons why this is a mistake. (1,042.6 Kb)
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March 2010 Edition of Inside Property Wealth
There are two elements of property investment, particularly residential, that need to be considered as part of an investment strategy. Firstly, it is expensive to buy (capital intensive) and secondly capital appreciation occurs over the long term. This month we look at the Buy and Hold strategy. (1,226.6 Kb)
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February 2010 Edition of Inside Property Wealth
One of the most common misconceptions people have about property is that the fences are on the boundary. This is particularly true for people inspecting property to buy. It is often assumed that because fences ae in a particular location, they define the land and that the fence line is the legal boundary.
This month we look at the importance of surveys and the impact they can have when you are considering purchasing a property. (1,703.6 Kb)
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December 2009 Edition of Inside Property Wealth
Most people have heard of 'Strata Title' but do they really have an understanding of what it is and how this type of property ownership differs from what is generally understood to be 'Freehold' property? In this month's issue our Property in Practice article has a close look at Strata Title, what you're buying, your obligations, the traps and ongoing costs. (1,943.3 Kb)
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November 2009 Edition of Inside Property Wealth
In Modern property markets 'let the buyer beware' simply means that in the absence of specific advice from the vendor and/ or the vendor's agent concerning information relevant to the property, the buyer takes the risk and must rely on his/her own enquiries.
The risks associated with buying property should not be underestimated, so in this month's issue we examine what buyers should be aware of. (1,167.7 Kb)
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October 2009 Edition of Inside Property Wealth
Investment in commercial property has increased markedly in recent years, with many real estate agencies promoting this asset class as offering higher returns, less risk and easier management. Generally, this is not the case and in this month¿s issue of IPW we examine just two areas that investors need to be aware of, Landlords Conduct and Commercial Leasing Laws and Lease incentives. (1,499.5 Kb)
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September 2009 Edition of Inside Property
Spring is traditionally the best and busiest time of the year to sell and buy real estate. In this month's issue we look at 10 tips to help you with the selling process and more.... (1,414.8 Kb)
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