by Financially Sorted | Apr 7, 2021 | Property Investment
Six Things To Do Before Renting Out Your Home Are you thinking about moving to a new house but want to hold onto your current property? Turning it into an investment for the short or long-term can be a good option while increasing your cash flow. But before you do,...
by Financially Sorted | Mar 18, 2021 | Depreciation, Property Investment
Depreciation terms every residential investor needs to know Residential investors don’t need to be depreciation experts but understanding some of the key concepts surrounding this complex topic can help your ongoing investment strategy. So here are some Depreciation...
by Financially Sorted | Mar 9, 2021 | Depreciation, Finance, Property Investment
As you start your property investing journey, you will find different opinions in every corner and an overwhelming amount of information. The secret to getting on the front foot is keeping it simple. Determine your investment strategy It’s important to establish your...
by Financially Sorted | Nov 24, 2020 | Construction, Property Investment, Tax & Accounting
Are you thinking about building a new investment property? With the numbers proving that new properties hold the most depreciation deductions, building new is a popular choice. Understanding construction costs can provide a ballpark figure of what to expect when...
by Financially Sorted | Nov 24, 2020 | Depreciation, Property Investment, Tax & Accounting
This renovation tip can save you thousands Renovating an investment property is different to renovating your own home. Whether the renovation is big or small, you will be taking a head over heart approach and doing what will help you improve your return on investment....
by Financially Sorted | Sep 15, 2020 | Finance, Property Investment
Family guarantee or guarantor home loan is a kind of agreement between the borrower and the lender that enables the borrower to get a home loan using the equity in his family’s home. It serves as a security for part or for your entire mortgage. Lets go through...
