Getting Started in Property Investment for Dummies - Australia

by Bruce Brammall, Eric Tyson, Robert S. Griswold

Earn extra money investing in Australian property? Easy. Whether you want to prepare for retirement or just make a little extra money on the side, Getting Started in Property Investing For Dummies, Australian Edition , is the perfect way to take advantage of one of the most reliable and profitable investment vehicles in history. From weighing up your investing and financing options to managing the ongoing costs of real estate and building a long-term portfolio, this handy guide gives you the practical help and smart advice you need to get started. Ideal for entry-level investors who want to add brick-and-mortar assets to their investment portfolios, this book covers where to find capital, how to finance purchases and get the best mortgage terms, how to measure the value of properties, basic landlording guidance, and more.Offers practical property investing guidance for first-timers Completely up-to-date with the latest information on the current state of Australian real estate Bruce Brammall writes on property investing, personal finance and tax matters for the Herald Sun , the Eureka Report and News Limited's Your Money , and is the principal advisor and mortgage broker with Castellan Financial Consulting and Castellan Lending If you want to get started in real estate investing--as a full-time endeavor or just an addition to your current investment portfolio-- Getting Started in Property Investing For Dummies, Australian Edition has you covered.

Genres: Finance

184 pages, Kindle Edition

First published January 1, 2013

Reviews

[Emma Nicolls · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book is really informative in all the right ways. It teaches the general basics of real estate as an investment and compares it to shares, how to finance property and how to find and operate properties. It also contains a lot of helpful little tips, for example: how a credit card can help you if you have an offset account.

I would highly recommend reading this book if you're interested in investing in real estate. I find it more helpful than a lot of other property books that seem to be just an opportunity for the author to show off how many properties they bought in such a short time frame. The writers of this book genuinely care about educating and helping their readers.

[Ronald Nguyen · Rating 4 out of 5]

The title says it all. Are you a novice in property investment? Say no more; this book assumes you are still in your mother’s womb. It not only introduces you to property as an investment vehicle but also provides insights about other investment opportunities, such as shares, ETFs, and business start-ups. Neutrality is key in the approach—it’s informative, not persuasive. The book does not insist that you must invest in property to achieve financial freedom; you have options. If you still decide on property, consider your approach: staying for the long haul or needing quick money? The information is available. However, bear in mind that due to the nature of the content, it only lightly covers topics. Numbers are used appropriately, interlaced with tips, tricks, and red flags to keep you engaged until the end.

In short, if you’re unfamiliar with property investments, this is the best place to start

[Ibrahim · Rating 5 out of 5]

Read selective chapters .

[Ray · Rating 4 out of 5]

A quick and solid overview of property investing. Perfect for beginners.