It’s natural to be concerned about the tenancy of your property – after all – if it sits vacant then that’s lost revenue – and then naturally you worry about meeting mortgage payments. But rest assured – buying a good property in an ‘in demand’ area goes most of the way towards making sure you…
Property investment is not rocket science. You don’t need a 3-day seminar of theory. When you learn to ski you don’t sit in a classroom for 3 days. You get on some skis, get some lessons so you learn quicker, and then head down a hill. Of course you don’t ski out of bounds where…
What do Buyers Agents do? A buyer’s agent, or buyer’s advocate, is an agent who you engage to assist you to acquire property. They usually identify suitable properties and negotiate on your behalf. Buyers’ agents are engaged by and act for the buyer. They do not generally (and in our opinion should never) act for…
The process of buying a property in New Zealand is not complicated, but it is involved. There are a number of steps and it’s important to know what happens and when so you can be confident and get it right. the purpose of this article is to give you an overview of the steps of…
In Short It goes like this – say your rental income off a property for a year was $40k, and the expenses such as interest and rates and repairs and maintenance were $60k. That would mean there would be a $20k loss on the property. We’ll also assume you earn $150k before tax each year.…
Client Brief: Kiwi expat living offshore wanted to start NZ property portfolio. However needed guidance as to where to buy, and needed on ground expertise. E+O delivered turn key solution – from advising where to buy for maximum capital growth to the finished, renovated and tenanted result. Purchase date: March 2009 RV: $350k Purchase Price:…
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