M Estate Agents Keep “Victorian Bushfire Victims Covered”
Our team members Chris and Maureen
It seems like such a long time ago now that the Bushfires that caused so much destruction & personal hardship in Victoria are hardly mentioned. I guess the horrible dust storm that took Sydney by surprise the other day & the fires up North brought back a few memories especially when we all collected items that we could do without from our homes and hired a bus and transported these goods down to the Bushfire Appeal Centre back in February this year with our team. …Read More
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How do you set the rental price for an investment property?
Unless you are active in the market every day of the week it is difficult to calculate what an appropriate rental might be. Property managers are in the market all day, every day and therefore they are able to advise you in regard to a realistic price.
Investors can be very sensitive about the rental price. In cases where it may be the first or one of the first investment properties for an investor, this is especially true, where they may not want to become involved in the process of setting the rental price. …Read More
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Benefits in buying property
Benefits in buying property:
1. Property value increases over time. In fact we are experiencing it now.
2. It is inflation friendly and provides tax savings.
3. Tenants and the tax man help you service the property.
4. Great way of using other people’s money, for example the bank for accumulating your own income producing assets.
5. It is a better form of security. Banks prefer this. It is tangible.
6. It increases your borrowing potential. You can refinance the property and borrow against it without having to sell.
7. From the refinance you can proceed to buy the next property.
We all can do it. We just need to plan carefully, start saving for the deposit and put money aside each week.
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What type of insurance should I have as an investor?
Landlords insurance can take much of the heartache out of being a landlord and gives the insurance company the headache should there be unforeseen circumstances. It takes many of the risks out of having a tenant. …Read More
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6 Tips to creating a stash of cash to put towards your own deposit…
I recently caught up with a mate who had been travelling the world and cruising through his 20’s. Whilst he’d had a pretty good time he knew deep down inside he needed to be setting up his financial future but couldn’t see how he could get started and get a deposit together.
Here’s the tips that I shared with him …Read More
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Style File – Discover Your Creative Side
I often thought that a sense of style is inborn, but after completing an interior decorating course part-time over the past twelve months as a hobby, I realised that anybody can learn to use their eyes, develop decorating awareness and encourage a colour sense. It is true to say that some people have an instinctive feeling for colour and can put patterned and textured surfaces together in an interesting way and arrange rooms attractively, but remember all you need is a little creativity and also it is not necessary to spend a great deal of money to achieve excellent decorating results. Just follow a few simple tips below and you will be on your way to decorating your dream home. …Read More
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Getting your priorities Right
What comes first? The chicken or the egg?
This question should also be used in all your investing priorities.
Take insurance for instance. You wouldn’t think of not insuring your home, investment, property or car. Then why do so few people not automatically insure the ‘engine’ that enables them to buy these assets, yourself. …Read More
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15 snippets of wisdom from the Wolf of Wall Street
“Stock Market Multimillionaire at 26, Federal Convict at 36, I partied like a rock star, lived like a king, and barely survived my rise and fall as an American Entrepreneurial Icon.” - Jordan Belfort
For those that have read his best selling books, or have heard his incredible story, know he has lead a life engulfed with the absolute extremes of the good, the bad and the ugly. What a treat we have in store for you, when on the 12th and 13th of September, we have managed to secure Jordan for a two days in Sydney, one off Stock Market Event, he will be sharing his journey for over 7 hours of talk time, spread over the two days - FREE to mCorp clients and friends. Register here.
In the 1990s, Jordan Belfort built one of the most dynamic and successful sales-organisations in Wall Street history. To this day, his proprietary sales-training techniques and daily motivational speeches are the ’stuff of legend’ - his testimonials confirm he is a ‘motivator without peer’, who can take virtually any individual, regardless of age, race, sex, educational background or social status, and empower them to attain goals they never dreamed themselves capable of.
Over the last twenty years, Belfort has soared to the highest financial heights, earning over $50 million a year as the notorious Wolf of Wall Street …Read More
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Applying for your new home
Once you have found the property you would like to make your new home, you need to apply for it. To do this you need to fill in an application form which you should find on the real estate agents website. You will then need to provide copies of identification.
There will need to be at least two forms of identification such as a driver’s license or passport.
You will also need to supply items such as copies of your bank statements, utility bills or Medicare card as further identification. Ensure that you fill in the form completely and provide as much information as possible including additional phone numbers of your references including landlines.
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