Renovating a rental property can be an expensive and time-consuming business, but the good news is that many of the costs can be claimed as a tax deduction.
Leaks and cracks are common building defects, and the repair bill can cost you thousands. Here are some solutions to help avoid blowing your bank account.
We've all heard the horror stories: the builder that went bust halfway through a project, the dodgy workmanship. Here's how to avoid building and renovation hell.
With a house in no condition to be rented and a recent $150,000 inheritance, Michelle asks if she should pay off the mortgage early or invest in ETFs. Paul Clitheroe has a better idea.
You can still make a profit, but you have to be very strategic about the property you buy and how much you spend on the renovation, and accurately forecast the price you're likely to get.
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