How to avoid the pitfalls of investing offshore
Investing offshore can be a great way to create wealth, but it is important to take some time to make sure you are up to the task before making the leap.
Investing offshore can be a great way to create wealth, but it is important to take some time to make sure you are up to the task before making the leap.
Millennials as a generation tend to favour renting over owning their own homes, ensuring that multi-family buildings remain in demand.
Crowdfunding involves getting many people to club together to fund a project or venture; this alternative type of finance is also a form of crowdsourcing.
Before you put your cash into the latest, shiny deal, make sure you know everything you can about the world of property investment, says Scott Picken.
Where you are in this depends on your perspective, and whether you are ready to embrace the opportunities or fight the inevitable change.
Debt investments, including bonds and mortgages, provide fixed payments to investors and tend to be less risky than equity investments.
Wealth Migrate’s Collaborative SMART Investment offers an alternative option taking the best parts of Reits and direct property ownership.
Property investors are understandably nervous about the future of property prices, their tenants and the returns. They are filled with uncertainty.
Technology has made formal and tertiary education far more accessible to the greater worldwide community and certainly changed the way we learn.
Covid-19 has changed the rules of the game for property investors, with retail real estate owners under pressure because shopping centre tenants have been ordered to shut.