Capital gains and rental yield—they’re the two best tools for determining whether a property is a worthwhile investment. If you’ve already got one or two investment properties, you’re probably already familiar with these number-crunching accessories. But the question often debated is, which is better for building a property portfolio?

We share our top moving and packing tips in this free guide. Includes a helpful checklist to ensure your move goes smoothly.

Attention buyers! This guide covers everything you need to consider from the day you purchase your home until it settles.

A large part of turning your rental property into a profitable investments comes down to how much you charge for rent. At the surface it’s a simple equation, more rent means less (or no) mortgage to cover, which means more in your bank account, but in reality, it’s a little more complex.

Buying a property at auction can be a daunting prospect but following the simple steps outlined in this guide will ensure that your auction experience goes as smoothly as possible.

If you’re new to the world of property investment, you will likely have come across the term ‘negative gearing’. It’s often in the news, controversial and sounds quite fancy. But what does it actually mean? Here is our introductory guide to negative gearing.

The media hype surrounding property news in New Zealand can often be difficult to decipher. Headlines will sometimes scream ‘BUY’ and ‘SELL’ in the same week. Gauging the market – and your place in it - can quickly become a stressful exercise.  So how do you know if property investment is right for you?

With 40 property management companies to choose from in Hamilton, which company should you place your property with? Here are five things to consider.

Maintaining a healthy distance between you and your tenants not only helps keep things professional, it can also help you make better decisions about your rental properties.

Good tenants are a key part of getting good returns on a rental property. But finding tenants who take care of the property, pay their bills on time and stay for the long-term can be difficult, especially if you are self-managing a rental.