Some potential benefits include passive income from rental properties, long-term appreciation in property value, tax advantages such as deductions for mortgage interest and property expenses, great depreciation on new buildings and diversification of your investment portfolio.

New investment properties can help save you money and improve your bottom line. Examples include less stamp duty as it will only be payable on the land portion and not the total price, maximised returns as today’s tenants prefer new dwellings and also increased tax advantages such as depreciation. We have experienced this firsthand with our own investments and our accountants can talk to you in more detail about these benefits. 

Building can be daunting and isn’t always straightforward, we do it everyday and whilst the rewards can be significant, it isn’t always simple. From start to finish, you will never be without our help. From selecting the right area, the best builder and the best type of property for your needs, CPI will project manage and assist you all the way. You can be involved as much or as little as you like. We will even connect you with every contact you’ll possibly need – brokers, accountants, financial advisers, property managers, tax depreciation experts – you name it!

Yes, property investing can be suitable for beginners. However, it is important to educate yourself about the market and understand the risks involved before getting started. That’s why we CPI exists, to help beginners learn the ropes.

The amount of money needed depends on various factors such as location, type of property, financing options, etc. Generally, you’ll need a deposit or some equity to leverage, closing costs, and some additional funds. Ask us who our amazing Mortgage Brokers are and they can help guide you with your finance needs. Collyer Property Investments has opportunities for budgets of all sizes so it’s important to sit down and look at all the options.

Like any investment, there are risks involved in property investing such as economic downturns affecting rental demand or declining property values. Additionally, unexpected maintenance costs or difficulty finding tenants can impact returns. 

To minimise risks in property investing, it’s important to conduct thorough research on the local market trends and demand before making an investment decision. Building a diverse portfolio across different locations and types of properties can also help mitigate risks. Additionally, maintaining a contingency fund for unforeseen expenses is advisable. We do as much research as we can to mitigate such risks and will guide you. Long term, property has always been a top pick for investors – but you have to play the long game as time is property’s best friend. 

We consider factors such as location demographics, market trends, potential rental income, historical performance data, zoning regulations, maintenance costs, and potential for appreciation when assisting you in selecting the right property.

Yes, Collyer Property Investments has an extensive network and our expertise allows us to identify promising investment opportunities nationwide. Our knowledge and experience of different markets enables us to guide you in making informed decisions regardless of your location. 

No, property investing can be suitable for both new and experienced investors alike. Collyer Property Investments will work with you to tailor our services based on an investor’s level of experience and goals, providing guidance at every step of the way.