It should go without saying that you have full cover insurance for your investment property. But instead of having the ambulance at the bottom of the cliff (so-to-speak) here are five things you can do to reduce the risk of damage or costly repairs. 

Depending on the plan you have for your investment property (to rent or renovate and flip) there will come a time when you may think ‘if I sell now, will I get a good profit?’ Of course it isn't a decision to make lightly - but it is one that will obviously arise at some stage. 

People get into property investment to make money - right? And there is only one way to do that - right? Wrong. In fact, there are quite a few ways to generate income from property, and which is best for each individual investor depends on their current circumstance, as well as the financial goals they would like to achieve.

Ever wondered how people start with buying one investment property, and then a few years later are able to buy another, and then another? It comes down to using a thing called ‘leverage’, and while it is a simple concept in theory, it does have its risks. So is it something you should do?

So you want to buy a rental investment, but you’ve heard a few things that you’re not quite sure about, which means you’re cautious about taking the next step. Never fear because here are the top 6 property investment myths - busted!

Some property investors like to save money and provide a DIY approach to the management of their investment rentals. This can work fine for the ones who have experience, and the time to do it - but what if there was actually plenty they were missing out on by not engaging the services of a professional property manager?