Outlook for property prices remains strong
30-07-2010 
Robust demand for properties in Australia’s more affordable capital city suburbs has driven solid house price growth in the June quarter, according to the Australian Property Monitors (APM) Quarterly Housing Report

Major banks toughen up with first homebuyers
21-04-2010 
The major banks have recently made it harder for first homebuyers to enter the market, according to the Real Estate Institute of Australia (REIA) president David Airey.

Co-ownership Equals Home Ownership
15-04-2010 
Rising property prices and ever increasing rental costs continue to push home ownership into 'unaffordable' territory for many people.  As a result many people are finding that co-ownership is the way to go in order to meet borrowing criteria which can be difficult when trying to purchase a home on your own.

Calls to ease development costs
29-03-2010 
Queensland has been revealed as one of the worst performing states in supplying housing to the market, according to a recent report released by Access Economics.

Positive gearing: a better option?
26-01-2010 
Negative gearing is a concept familiar to most property investors. But perhaps it’s better to forget about tax breaks and go for bigger rental returns. This is called “positive gearing”. Chris Walker explains.

Why do we do this?
 
 
 

The reasons we do what we do....

Having learnt amazing techniques from Rick Otton which we applied to our own properties to turn them into positively geared investments instead of the normal negatively geared home we then started out helping friends and soon realised that we can help many more people who are getting frustrated with the way real estate is currently managed along with their hard earned property investment portfolio.
 
We have found through personal experience how difficult it can be to find no bank or rent to buy / rent to own / vendor finance homes.  As home owners we also understand that sometimes a real estate agent is just not the way to go to achieve the outcomes we want.  Whilst these homes are available to be purchased in this manner most often rent to own homes or properties available to be purchased in other creative methods will not be listed on the popular real estate websites either simply because most times agents are often reluctant to show them to potential buyers because they are not familiar with the strategies and the legal componants that support these options to buy and to sell. 

Most times tenants who wish to become buyers have spent hours surfing the internet, visiting rent to own specific websites that are hard to find and reading through local newspapers weekend after weekend. And yet at the end of the day they still can't find their dream home.

Owner's predominantly rely on agents not because they want to but because they don't know that there is another way to sell their home.  They understand that to sell something advertising of some manner needs to be done but may not have sufficient funds to make extensive advertisements and they often rely on the word of mouth or signs outside their property. So how do you find them?

We love having chats & helping people either get rid of a property they no longer want or talking to prospective people who just want to get on with their lives in a new home but aren't able to pull together the bank deposit quick enough or just need a bit of assistance. 
 
Give us a call on 0437 490 066 or email anythingrealestate@bigpond.com