

Richard Crabb | MD ASPIRE Network | PIPA Board Member
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‘LiveVesting’ a new trend: How to use government subsidies to dip your toes into investing
by Maja Garaca Djurdjevic 14 December 2020 – Smart Property Investment Livevesting” is replacing rentvesting, according to one property adviser, but are you on top of this...

Case Study Perth – 5% Yield – Rented in 5 Days
Here is a case study that shows with the right strategy and team you can achieve results aligned to your goals. Below is the timeline...

How COVID has killed off ‘local investing’
If there’s been a silver lining among 2020’s challenges, it’s that humans have discovered a talent for adaption. It’s been all too easy to become...

Why Australia’s unemployment number won’t kill property investment
There’s been some dire economic news delivered to the Australian public throughout 2020. From falling retail spending and GDP contraction to challenges with mainland China...

Results of PIPA Annual Investor Sentiment Survey
The results are in, showing that investors still seeing opportunities in the market across Australia. Certainly worth a read to get insight into what investors...

PIPA Property Report – Time-In or Timing the Market
In this special monthly video update, PIPA Chairperson, Peter Koulizos analyses every capital city market over the past 15 years to determine whether time in...

Why townhouse investment make sense
When it comes to property investment, the call from many advisors is that it’s entirely about location – and little else. Granted, location is a...

PIPA Adviser Magazine – Sept 2020
ISSUE #20 – SEPTEMBER 2020 INVESTORS POSITIVE BUT LOOKING ELSEWHERE TO BUY – AND TO LIVE In this issue, the PIPA Adviser features: Investors positive...

Rewriting property’s ‘golden rule’ of location
There is one real estate adage that gets pounded into our minds time and again. It’s almost insidious. You can barely look at a real...

How counting cars helps build your wealth
One thing that surprises me about research on a suburb’s investment potential is the way analysts fall back on the same measures time and again....