2017

Investment Property

Britain’s top 3 areas for property investments in 2017

The housing market is an ever-changing environment, one that even the most-experienced real estate advisor will find hard to predict accurately. With this in mind, it makes sense to follow your instinct if you feel that an investment can turn into great profit. This is even more true at this particular moment in time: the […]

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Buy property overseas

Best homes you can buy in Melbourne

Melbourne is expanding rapidly, with almost 2000 people moving to this highly liveable city every week. Therefore, although the well-known areas continue to be popular amongst home buyers, many completely new or formerly industrial locations are undergoing significant transformation to become the newest residential hotspots. So if you are buying today, what should you look

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Retirement Housing

Things You Need to Know Before Building a Granny Flat

An extra room within the residential property is always a welcome addition. As a secondary dwelling, granny flats usually come complete with almost all the facilities found in the primary dwelling. Whether detached, attached or part conversation of the main dwellings, they usually come complete with a living area, kitchen and bathroom. Some of them

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Housing market

Are Golf Estates Changing the Way We Look at Real Estate?

For the longest time, beachside houses and condos have been the default ‘dream home’ option for Aussie home buyers. But that’s all changing. In recent years, the Australian real estate market has witnessed a new and growing trend: residential golf estates. Increasingly popular among first home buyers and retirees alike, these lifestyle estates offer comfortable

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Investment Property

Landlord Tax: Buy To Let Investments Through Limited Companies

Changes to tax laws mean that many buy-to-let investors are facing heftier tax bills than they were initially expecting, causing increasing numbers to look for effective loopholes. Formerly, all the mortgage interest of a buy-to-let property could be deducted from the rental income for tax purposes, meaning that higher rate tax payers would pay 40%

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