PublishedWiley, May 2024 |
ISBN9781394222377 |
FormatSoftcover, 400 pages |
Dimensions2.4cm × 1.9cm × 0.2cm |
A handbook for investing in property in a smart and strategic way
There's so much more to investing in property than having a double-digit property portfolio. Whether you're a home buyer, a beginner, or a seasoned investor, Sort Your Property Out will revolutionise the way you think about property. When it comes to building lifelong financial security, property investing is about being creative and being prepared. In Sort Your Property Out, you'll learn exactly what you need to know - and what you need to do - to buy well in today's markets around Australia.
Inside, author John Pidgeon, co-host of the my millennial money and my millennial property podcasts (and a property investor and coach for over 25 years), will show you how to hone your investor mindset. You'll discover actionable, step-by-step guidance on how to build a strategic portfolio. Ultimately, you'll learn how to buy what's right for you today - and how to set smart, realistic goals for tomorrow.
Sort Your Property Out: And Build Your Future will help you:
Get your head around finance: understand loans, grants, schemes, and taxes, and use smart strategies for putting together that essential deposit.
Choose the right property: learn the pros and cons of different property types and the signs that you're looking at a hotspot (or a not-spot!).
Buy successfully: get valuable tips for making a successful offer and securing your ideal property, through private treaty or at auction.
Use advanced strategies for growing a diverse, sustainable portfolio: learn about rentvesting, joint ventures, residential property development, and more.
Sort Your Property Out is a comprehensive guide for buying property and building an investment portfolio in a responsible, sustainable way. Through its unique 8-Point Property Plan, worksheets, resources, and real-world investor profiles, you'll get the skills and knowledge you need to build your future through property.
