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Many first-time investors are of the belief that buying an investment property is out of their reach, particularly if they do not have any equity built up in an existing property and face the prospect of saving for the deposit from scratch. This can be a daunting prospect, particularly if the deposit is in the order of $50,000 to $80,000. But it’s not impossible. All …
Continue readingTo help improve housing affordability in NSW, the NSW Government implemented a package to assist first home buyers getting into the market. This package offers first home buyers stamp duty exemptions and reductions as well as grants for those building or buying new homes. First home buyers will be eligible for: No payment of stamp duty for homes valued up to $650,000 Reduction in stamp duty …
Continue readingFitzpatricks Report 2018
The Fitzpatricks Report for the 2018 Financial Year has been released and includes some interesting statistics from residential sales, property management and commercial. It is the only full and comprehensive report primarily aimed at providing you with the latest Wagga Wagga market data and knowledge to help you identify where potential real estate growth exists, including comparable data from NSW and capital cities.
Continue readingProperty investment poses risks, like any type of investment, and one risk that can never be completely eliminated is the chance of having a bad tenant. This can happen when a bad tenant has given false information at the application stage, or they were previously a good tenant but their circumstances changed resulting in bad outcomes for the landlord, agent and also themselves. Here are …
Continue readingGeographically Wagga’s most central area, Turvey Park is well known for its wide, tree lined streetscapes and old Californian Bungalows in traditional red brick. Officially added to the municipality of Wagga Wagga in 1939, the suburb was named after the property “Turvey Park” established by Thomas Turvey (who died 14 January 1889), a licensee and store owner. A large family vault on the property was moved to …
Continue readingSuburb Spotlight: Boorooma
Located in the city’s north, neighbouring Estella and Charles Sturt University, Boorooma has seen significant growth over the years. With spectacular views back to Wagga over the Murrumbidgee floodplain and quick easy access to the CBD over the “Gobba” Bridge, Boorooma is proving to be very popular due to its views and easy accessibility. The developing suburb is home to some exciting new parklands, Lineal Park and Explorer park and …
Continue readingAs the property market is beginning to heat up again we wanted to make sure you are informed. It’s simple: Go to www.fitzpatricks.com.au/alerts/ to register for property alert’s Fill in all your details – includes contact details, price range and suburb preference Once a property comes up meeting your criteria you will be alerted by email Talk to an Agent, they know of upcoming properties …
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Fitzpatricks Report 2017
The Fitzpatricks Report for the 2017 Financial Year has been released and includes some interesting statistics from residential sales, property management and commercial. It is the only full and comprehensive report primarily aimed at providing you with the latest Wagga Wagga market data and knowledge to help you identify where potential real estate growth exists, including comparable data from NSW and capital cities. The report …
Continue readingFinding good tenants and keeping them happy is one of the best investments a landlord can make. By ensuring they have a positive experience while living at your property, they may be more likely to pay their rent on time, stay in your property longer and treat it as if it were their own. Here are some tips to find and hold on to great …
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