Many investors are bamboozled about where to go for good property investment advice as their is no yellow pages listing and a lack of Government Regulation in this area.

Instead they need to read the web or go to investment seminars, some of which are thinly disguised sales pitches and others of which are great educational events.

Most of us are stuck trying to sort out who is qualified and successful and hence we should be talking to for good advice. Most of us are about to invest for ten or twenty years and we need to get it right the first time! We can't afford to shop around in ten years time as it didn't work the way we had expected!

Learn what questions to ask your advisor to be confident you are going to be successful and meet your retirement or investment needs.

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When is it the right time to throw in the towel and quit the ‘rat race’?

What do you need to have before you get to that point, and what do you want to do with yourself when you do R.E.T.I.R.E? Who will control your retirement fund, and just how much money will you need in retirement?

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There is a great way to save your money when buying your home. You could buy the property that your looking for. Seized real estate is an amazing way to save money at auctions. Read More...

The shakiest thing besides an earthquake is a preliminary title report. You can rely on these as much as winning the lottery with one dollar. These reports simply do not reveal encumbrances and liens that may be attached to the property, also they do not represent condition of title. Read More...

When you are looking for a fixer upper to buy you can't simply rely on what you personally love about the house because that may not be what potential buyers are looking for after you fix up the home. You have to make sure that the fixer upper you are considering investing in will fit a broad spectrum of potential buyers rather than focusing on one type of person. Read More...

Investing in property is a big leap for any investor. With sufficient research and due dilligence, making an investment in property can become simple and stress free. Read More...

A lot of people are looking for ways to have additional income.

For many years, real estate has been a well known investment. Most of the millionaires out there made their first million dollars in entering into real estate. Indeed, even celebrities are venturing out into real estate investing. They believe that a big way of money making is through real estate investing. Read More...

Well, maybe not never sell your rental property, but hardly ever sell your rental property. Read More...

It comes as no surprise that the real estate market is beginning to slow down. Simply take a look at the long high road that we have been on. I don't care what anyone says, what goes up, truly does come down folks. This is why it is very important to position yourself before the bottom drops totally out of the market. Read More...

If you are at all interested in the profits that can be made dealing in property, you'll want to learn how to begin investing in real estate. Be warned though, it takes a lot of study and experience. Let's take a look at what you'll need to get started. Read More...

Another in a series of articles on beginning real estate investing. A crucial step to becoming a wise real estate investor is getting to know your local market, and learning to put a value on the properties within your target neighborhoods. Read More...

There may be more to buying a new home than you think. So much work goes into purchasing and refinancing a home on all ends, even yours. This article explains the process so you know what to expect. Read More...

Common logic of supply and demand is what has been causing the increases in property prices over the last few years. However, supply and demand have always existed in the British property market so why is it only now that property prices have really begun to increase? Read More...

Many people have been curious about the factors that have led to such a large boom in the prices of property. They have also been curious about how long the boom will be sustained. Read More...

The meteoric rise in property values, fuelled by low lending rates and demand, is going to be hitting a period of stagnation. There are two reasons for that, which compound one another. One problem is that first time buyers have been almost completely priced out of the property market, which should have led to a lowering of demand but didn’t. The second is that many home owners are now unable to buy bigger properties or buy more properties. Read More...

The saying “stuck between a rock and a hard place” is really apt when looking at the situation of people who bought their first home in the last while. The interest rates increased since the purchase which piles additional pressure on them. Read More...

The property price boom is seen as both a blessing and a curse, depending on which side of the property divide you are on. For those people with property and those who sell property, the boom is definitely a blessing as their assets are on the increase. Read More...

Shopping for that perfect home? Join the club. Its difficult to find that ideal space for you and your family. The real estate market is an ever changing place that's hard to keep up with. Getting overwhelmed can be quite easy. The best idea is to set a step by step plan for your searching and buying strategy. Be as detailed as possible, preparing for any eventuality will only lessen the damage control that you have to do if things go wrong. That being said, buying a home can be one of life's most rewarding experiences. Read More...

In this edition of Insider Real Estate Secrets Revealed, we will learn 3 rules you need to know about if you plan to negotiate the price with a home seller. We're also discussing whether or not it's a good idea to pay points to reduce your interest rate. So, sit back, relax, and enjoy this edition. Read More...

NSW faces a rental crisis unless the State Government takes action to encourage investors back into the property market, the Real Estate Institute of NSW (REINSW) said today. Read More...