Steve Waters has over 15 years' property investment experience, has negotiated more than 3,000 transactions, and undertaken 100-plus renovations. He is a considered to be a master negotiator and property strategist, as well as being a licensed real estate agent, a board director of the Property Investment Professionals of Australia, and owning a substantial property investment portfolio of his own.
How do those who lead, and not follow, know when it’s the right time to jump?
Investing in property involves making some of life’s most significant financial decisions, and smart buyers know it’s best tackled with professional help.
The online age has brought a raft of benefits to investors. Nowadays, you can access a monumental pool of information. An incredible array of statistics and details that illustrate the state of markets.
Being an active property investor involves making decisions about everything from asset selection and finance, through to tenant types and repair priorities.
One of the investment rules I firmly believe is, ‘Property is not a passive investment vehicle’.
There are two extremes on the risk spectrum when it comes to describing property investors.
In the world of property investing, and the finance that comes along with it, one of the most challenging aspects is ensuring you get the best possible figure when valuations are completed on your holdings.
Renovation is one property investment type that stretches across the public’s demographic divide and touches everyone in some way – both owners and non-owners.
Don't make these mistakes.
Sometimes it’s good to have a fearless, almost cavalier approach to squeezing the most out of life’s every moment. Let’s throw caution to the wind with our devil-may-care approach.