Tag Archives: Property
Time is running out to buy into US Property by Jamie McIntyre
We are seeing further price growth and more competition in the US property market confirming that, in key markets, we are seeing the bottom of the US Property market with growth starting to occur.
Unfortunately many investors will wait until almost everyone is talking about buying US Property before they finally consider it and often by then the best time to buy is gone.
I don't expect a fast recovery in the market.
However when you can buy houses that were $250,000 for $58,000 and bank Read more [...]
Tax Freedom Day – How many days this year have you worked for the government? Jamie McIntyre
Today, April 5th, represents Tax Freedom Day.
This year, up until this day, Australians have been working to pay all the state, federal and local taxes.
Today is the first day of the year you now get to work for yourself and not our beloved big spending Government.
However in future years expect to be working even more to pay off taxes, especially due to massive deficits our current Government has run up.
Every year economists at the Centre for Independent Studies calculate the total Read more [...]
The Australian Property Market Bubble Myth by Konrad Bobilak
As Melbourne moves into 6:30pm on the property clock, with Auction Clearance Rates hovering around the 60% mark, the 'doom and gloom' sears have once again disappeared as quickly as they came into their dark cubicles, libraries, or university research departments.
I must confess that I really miss those Apocalyptic articles of the seven horseman and the Australian Property Market Bubble finally crashing, but yet again, the market has defiantly beaten the academics predictions, and once again Read more [...]
Phoenix Landlords enjoy high demand for rentals and rising rents
Rental properties, especially single family homes are in huge demand as a result of the fallout from the housing crash. The demand coupled with rising rental rates is giving Phoenix Landlords reasons to celebrate their decision to invest in cash flow property.
Fueling the demand are the record number of homeowners who have lost, or are about to lose their homes to Short Sales or Foreclosures. Typically families fall into this category and they are looking for single home rentals to replace Read more [...]
Billionaires’ Playgrounds
When people ask how housing prices in Melbourne and Australia keep rising - the article below explains exactly why.
London is a direct example of what happens with the ultimate real estate law - supply and demand.
Jamie McIntyre
CEO of 21st Century Education
Billionaires' Playgrounds
For those wealthy enough to invest in the so-called 'super-prime' housing market, the only way for their portfolio is up
By Nick Clayton From The Wall Street Journal
While bubbles have burst, prices tumbled Read more [...]
The great Australian dream is back on track for young generation
Original article from The Daily Telegraph
YOUNG people have switched from big spenders to big savers as improved housing affordability brings the great Australian dream within grasp once again.
Exclusive research for The Daily Telegraph shows Generation Y are saving 2 1/2 times as much as they spend. In mid-2009 they said they were spending nearly as much of their spare income as they were saving.
Charlie Nelson, managing director of consumer research firm Foreseechange, said: "The Read more [...]
RBA’s Ellis Sees No Reason Australia to Follow U.S.-Style House Slump
The Reserve Bank agrees with my thoughts that the Australian Property Market is not going to crash like the US Property Market is.
That's why I'm buying up as many U.S Properties as I can and also as much land in fast growing areas in Australia.
U.S houses with 15 to 25% cashflows combined with landbanking where I can acquire land and not have to pay for it for 6 to 10 years gives me instant cashflow from the US Properties and capital growth from the land in Australia, without borrowing a cent Read more [...]
How to have a $75,000 retirement income from Australian Property in 7 years without borrowing a cent by Jamie McIntyre
How to have a $75,000 retirement income from Australian Property in 7 years without borrowing a cent
What I'm about to share with you is certainly by far one of the most impressive financial strategies I know.
It's a strategy I've been told by many of my advisors not to let public.
Keep it to yourself and key partners.
Why let others take advantage of what you know and others don't?
And I understand where they are coming from especially as I'm about to reveal possibly the most ultimate Read more [...]
