Are you set on getting a foot in the property door but are unsure of where to start?

Do you own an investment property or perhaps you have a whole portfolio under your ownership belt? Well lucky you because one of the major perks of being a property investor in Australia - if your property is negatively geared - is the range of deductions you can make on your taxable income at tax time.

Investing in property seems to be all the rage these days and it’s no surprise when you consider the countless benefits that come with it like capital returns and rental yields.

Buying property in Australia is a popular investment option, especially as house prices in recent years have increased. But investing in property isn’t for everyone, and despite the gains of recent years, investing in property doesn’t always deliver positive returns.

Any investor will know that finding a mortgage with a low interest rate is important. But a savvy investor will take things a step further by hunting down an investment loan that not only has a great rate but competitive features too.

You’ve probably heard that Labor is proposing significant reforms to negative gearing in an attempt to make homeownership in Australia more affordable. But what exactly does this term mean?

Whether you’re a first time investor wanting to get a foot in the property door or an experienced property pro after an addition to your portfolio, there’s one main thing you’ll probably be on the hunt for when it comes to your investment loan - a low interest rate.

A brand new apartment at a discounted price sounds like an investors dream. But there are risks to buying a property off the plan that every savvy investor should know.