If you're a landlord who has over-borrowed and can't cope with high interest rates, it may be time to sell.
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Unlike other commercial property, self-storage units are proving a solid investment. Here's how you can cash in on clutter.
From hitting up the bank of mum and dad, to purchasing property with a friend, not having a 20% deposit doesn't have to stop you from buying a home.
Falling prices and rising rents could bring out the property investors, but interest rate hikes mean they need to get their timing right.
After months of looking, you find your dream home and you want to snap it up before anyone else does. But what do you do if you haven't sold your current abode?
Own an investment property and planning to deduct property expenses at tax time? Every cent you claim must be backed up by records.
Buying property off the plan can turn into a nightmare of Opal Tower proportions. Here are four tips to help protect yourself so you don't end up with a dud.
With Sydney property prices jumping 60% in the lead-up to the 2000 Olympics, experts say Brisbane homeowners could be the real winners of the 2032 Games.
For retirees who want to stay put but need extra cash, there are a number of ways your home can provide this.
Need more - or differently organised - space? The $50,000 you would save on stamp duty in a capital city goes a long way towards renovations.