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Our experience has confirmed the wisdom of our Seven-Point Plan for Property Investing.

plan the investment
select the property
financial analysis
arrange finance
negotiation of purchase
conveyancing
manage the property  

Plan the investment
The first step is to review all your investments to determine how much of your assets you wish hold as real estate to achieve a balanced portfolio.

Select the property
The second step is to select the type of real estate you plan to invest in, how much you wish to pay for it and the rate of return you are seeking. These determine the profile of the property to look for.

Do your financial analysis
After a candidate is found, estimate how much you can expect to rent it for and pay in maintenance and other costs. These determine how much you should pay for the property and how to finance it.

Arrange the finance
No longer a case of simply talking to your local bank manager. There are many loan packages offered by a range of financial institutions. The pros and cons of each need careful consideration.

Negotiate the purchase
The fifth step is to select the appropriate tactics to conclude the sale. These will depend upon how the property is being sold-by auction or private treaty.

Arrange the conveyancing
Once the terms and conditions of the sale have been agreed with the vendors or their agent, the formalities of the conveyancing need to be concluded.

Manage the property
The final step is arranging selection of tenants, collection of rent, payment of rates and fees, and repair and maintenance of the property.