Are you thinking about investing in real estate in Australia? Aidez is here to help! Our experienced team of brokers can guide you through the process of owning and managing an investment property, from choosing the right property to finding the right financing options to fit your needs.

Investing in real estate can provide a steady source of cash flow through rental income, as well as long-term appreciation as the market improves. And in Australia, owning an investment property can also provide a number of tax benefits, such as deductions for mortgage interest, property taxes, and depreciation. Aidez can help you understand these tax regulations and incentives, so you can maximize your financial benefits.

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We understand that investing in real estate can be overwhelming, which is why we strive to make the process as seamless and stress-free as possible. With Aidez, you can have confidence that you're making a smart financial move with the right guidance and support. Ready to take the next step? Contact Aidez today to learn more about how we can help you achieve your real estate investment goals.

Where to buy?

Known area

Buying property from current suburb and neighbourhood suburb is time saving because you know more information around this area. You don’t need to do more research on this area and you have reasonable idea about sales prices.

Growth suburbs

In Australia, some suburbs are highly growing and future expansions. These types of suburbs property prices could be increase in future and you will get high capital gain.

Rental income

Some suburbs have good rental income compare to property price. Sometimes good rental income based on current infrastructure such as roads, shopping centres, distance to city, schools and university, train station etc.

Low vacancy

Some suburbs do not have demand for rent. These types of suburbs need more time to find the tenant. You can check online suburbs reports and real estate statistic to get better idea.

Future developments

Some suburbs have massive planning in future. These suburbs property price can increase or decrease. As example, if new airport comes to suburb may affect both ways like more people will come near suburbs for jobs and sometimes people would not like to live surrounding suburbs because of air craft noises.

What to buy?

Features of property

Basically this core of what you are going to buy. It could be house or apartment, it could be four bedrooms with two garage space or one bed room and one bath room. In addition, lock up garage, extra bathroom, central heating/cooling or close to local enmities may include as property features. Before you buy, you need to do market research what tenant preferences in selected suburbs. As example, most of tenants like low maintenance property.

To whom to buy

There are many types of tenants in Australia like couples, young families, groups, retires and students. You should find out to whom you are going to rent out this property. As example, if you are planning to retirees as tenant, then you should consider their satisfactions like close to medical centres, single story and wheel chair access etc.

Maintenance cost

This is including council fees, strata fees and general house maintenance cost. Usually newly built properties have low maintenance cost. Similarly, some apartments or units have huge strata fee compare to rental income. Landlord insurance cost also consider before you purchase the property.