Property Investment Information

Planning for Property Success is based on the premise that residential property investment is more like a business than an investment. To do well out of it you should develop a plan of exactly what you want to achieve.

As many investors have different backgrounds, financial situations, lifestyles, strengths and weaknesses, then their property plans need to be individualised.

The purpose of the book is to get readers to think about their current situation, what it is they want from property and help develop a plan that will map out how they are going to achieve their desires.

It does not promote a “best” way to invest in property; rather it helps you to develop the best way for you to invest in property. It does this by taking you through a systematic process of analysing yourself, including your financial and personal situation, how to develop meaningful goals, an explanation of different strategies plus when and who the different strategies are appropriate for, and how to pull this all together to determine what properties you are going to buy and how many properties you need to reach your goals.

The book has case studies to help explain certain points and stimulate ideas about how you can adapt strategies to fit your particular circumstances.

It is written in a practical, succinct and easy to follow format, which makes the information it contains easy for readers to follow and actually use.

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Table of Contents

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INTRODUCTION
CHAPTER 1. WHY INVEST IN PROPERTY?
CHAPTER 2. PROPERTY PLANNING
Importance of setting goals
A good goal is a SMART goal
Focus on property income, not how many properties
Timelines
Why have we set this property goal?
CHAPTER 3. ANALYSE YOURSELF AND YOUR SITUATION
Your financial check-up
Where does the money go?
Your strengths and weaknesses
Time
Skills and experience
Age
Attitude towards debt and risk
CHAPTER 4. HOW TO REACH YOUR GOAL
Importance of a good strategy
Building a property portfolio
Pay off your own home first
Strategic location
Different property types
Houses
Units
Townhouses
Apartments
Holiday homes
Six key property investment strategies
CHAPTER 5. ORDINARY PROPERTY
Benefits of ordinary properties
Disadvantages of ordinary properties
What investor type suits ordinary property?
Overview of ordinary properties
Example of an ordinary property
Case study
CHAPTER 6. BARGAINS
Death
Divorce
Mortgagee auctions
Uninformed vendors
Poorly marketed property
Desperate vendors
Benefits of bargain buys:
Downside of bargain buys
What investors suit bargain properties?
Example
CHAPTER 7. FIXER-UPPER
What to look for in a fixer-upper
Tax considerations
Time
Finance
Benefits of a fixer-upper
Disadvantages of a fixer-upper
What investors suit fixer-uppers?
Example
CHAPTER 8. DEVELOPMENT
Examples of developments
Changing the use of the property
Adding a room
Build a minor dwelling
Move a house
Subdivide and create a section
Subdivide and build a new rental unit
Benefits of developing an investment property
Downsides of developing an investment property
What investors suit a development property?
Examples
CHAPTER 9. PAY OFF DEBT
Benefits of paying off a property
Downside of paying off a property
What investors suit paying off an investment property?
Example
CHAPTER 10. BORROW AND NEVER PAY OFF
Benefits of never paying off debt
Downside of never paying off debt
What investors suit never paying off debt?
Example
CHAPTER 11. ONE SIZE DOES NOT FIT ALL
CHAPTER 12. PUTTING IT ALL TOGETHER
Decide what you are going to do
“What if” scenarios
Lower than expected capital gains
Reducing rental prices
Higher interest rates
Triple Whammy
Write down your plan
List of items for writing goals and strategies.
CHAPTER 12. IMPLEMENTATION
Putting things in place
Ownership structure
Finance
Your team
Tools to help you

Unsolicited messages from readers

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Beverley Endersby

Just finished your latest book – very, very helpful. Thanks!

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Shelley Pilkington

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Bevan Carlyon

By the way, great book – very helpful.

Regards,


Ian and Shari Thompson

Thanks for your help, Andrew. Your latest book is excellent.
Regards,

Graham Blaikie

I have read information that you have written in the past and your information always seems clear, concise and easy to follow for international investors like myself.

Thank you for giving me the confidence to purchase within New Zealand and experiencing the growth that I have that has allowed me to purchase my 2nd property as a “no money down deal”.

Kind regards

Jason Harris

I just wanted to congratulate you on your books (I have read them several times)

Vickie Ferns

Dear Andrew

Thanks for your great book, written for ordinary people like myself to help understand our property, especially for our specific needs.

Regards,

Cathy and Brad Lett

Hi there,

My husband and I have just finished reading your book ‘Planning for Property Success‘ (which was excellent!) and we have bought (but yet to read) the ‘Complete Guide to..‘ by you and Lisa. Firstly, congratulations to you on your success, your writing and your financial nous! I found your book really down-to-earth and useful.

Mele Wendt

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