Four property investment tips

15 Aug 2020
Jon Byrne

As per the Australian Residential Property Investor profile of CoreLogic, the value of the capital invested by people in real estate assets is worth more than the funds for superannuation and the listed stocks. Although the economy and the property market are in an unpredictable area, now is a better time than ever to revisit your investment plan and make sure that you are on track to achieve your long-term investment objectives. Here are four tips on property investment to support your plan.

Set away emotions
Warren Buffett famously said, "If you can't manage your emotions, you can't control your money." This famous quote refers to all aspects of finance, from controlling your household budget to investing in property and retirement planning. You need to set aside your emotions in every facet of your property investment portfolio. When you are searching for a property in a new city , for example, don't get caught up in how you feel about a spot. You need to concentrate on the numbers like rental yields and potential for growth. Sure, you can feel intuitive about a place, but if the numbers aren't stacking up too, that's not enough reason to move forward with a property.

Converse with trained professionals
It helps to explore your investment path with a variety of trained professionals. Whether you are looking for refinancing or dreaming about using the equity in one home to buy the next one, you need to receive expert advice to ensure that the choices help you meet your investment goals. Perhaps the risk of making a bad investment decision will greatly outweigh the fee to get advice from financial professionals.

Identify and tackle risk
As every property, real estate investing has its own collection of challenges to handle and tackle. A lot of the financial risk for an investment property would be associated with the unexpected such as natural disasters, large-scale repairs and maintenance and lengthy periods of vacancy. It is critical that you consider the possibility of these risks and set aside sufficient cash if they materialise to resolve these risks.

Be cautious of investment hotspots
The next imvestment hotspot in the real estate investing community is always a popular topic. It doesn't mean however that flocking to this region would make your plan a success. Instead of being pulled to an area by the latest tips and news floating around the media, take the time to really understand and identify the areas you would like to keep an eye on. This method will also help ensure that your suburb list represents your investment policy, and property analysis.

Investing in real estate is not always easy. You have to play the long game, and you can't let the new trend drag you off the path to achieving your long-term goals of prosperity. Incorporate the above methods into your study and review to keep your plan stable and consistent.

Note this article is not financial or legal advice. Please check with your financial and legal qualified advisors before taking any decisions on your own.

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