Splash Property Group

Everyone seems to have investment advice. From the guy sitting next to you on the subway to the coworker in [...]

Australian investors, have you purchase a U.S. investment property and are now wondering if it is time to take advantage [...]

Have you recently been thinking of buying an investment property to increase your net worth and hopefully your cash flow? [...]

Detroit, Michigan got hit really hard during the past economic recession. Auto sales were down causing massive layoffs which drove [...]

[...] Market value is a term that seems like an easy one to grasp – until you start talking to others. [...]

[...] more homes for sale (supply) then there are qualified buyers (demand). This causes the overall market value to drop to hopefully bring more buyers into the market. Let us say that you bought a [...]

[...] “The market value of a debtor’s property in excess of all debts to which it is liable.” World English Dictionary [...]

[...] if you need to. Because we only purchase properties that we’re getting at a below market value. That’s very important to us. Should a property set for catastrophic loss, the insurance [...]

[...] (including any and all of your other investments) to pay the judgment. Ouch! But if each investment property is under their own LLC, then you and all of your investment properties are protected from [...]

[...] . This has a big impact on your yield for the year. Every time a tenant leaves your investment property, you will need to ‘freshen’ up the house. This might be at a minor cost, or if you [...]

[...] Should you renovate your U.S. investment property? This recent article discusses what will give you the highest payback for your [...]

There are basically two ways to create capital gains (otherwise known as yield or return on investment or ROI) on [...]

[...] When I talk to people about US Real Estate I say don’t hang your head on the capital appreciation. For your purposes, you should [...]

[...] Investing in US real estate is less about the resale value and more about the income stream it can generate. This recent [...]

[...] need to determine what percentage of your total investment dollars should be allocated to US real estate. It is best to be conservative. Although the returns are great, it would not be advised to [...]

What is a superannuation fund? It is money set aside over your lifetime to provide for your retirement. For most [...]

[...] I recently asked one of my professional contacts in the USA, a critical question that all Australian investors in the [...]

[...] is that within about 3 years, the market will not be as attractive to us as, say, Australian investors; however, the opportunity will be there. For then other strategies within that space for [...]

[...] and that’s a really good point. So you know I think one of the misconceptions that Australian investors have is that when they buy new that it just stays intact for like 10-15 years. Right. [...]

[...] with a local branch of an international bank, who were legitimately offering USD loans to Australian investors. The response to this was tremendous and many of our clients have gone on to acquire [...]

[...] — than at any time since 1946. If rising prices nudge construction closer to normal, the housing market might finally contribute to, rather than hold back, the general economic recovery. Rising [...]

[...] ;The jobs picture has been anemic lately, but (REITS) offer a pretty stable portion of the housing market and come with high yields that pay you for waiting,” he said. Apartment vacancies are [...]

[...] Chaudhuri, July 9, 2012, 10:17 AM Associated Press Americans’ attitudes towards the housing market are continuing to improve, despite stalling optimism about the economy and personal [...]

[...] gains compared with a year ago, but were down from April, underscoring the fragility of the housing market’s recovery. The National Association of Realtors reported Thursday that sales of [...]

[...] One of the reasons that a lot of investors are actually attracted to the Atlanta market is because there is a lot of new construction here. My general feeling from having drove [...]

[...] pretend for a moment that you weren’t from Atlanta and you were looking at the Atlanta market as a potential investor, what would you list as the pluses — the reasons to [...]

[...] results in this high maintenance costs as you go? Have you sort of had much experience in the Atlanta market where you had problems with people not doing enough or sufficient rehab upfront? Ah no. We [...]

[...] What would you say are the biggest challenges for property investing coming into the Atlanta market? Well, if you really look at it, Atlanta is a 13-county metropolis, so to speak. Everything [...]

[...] Investment properties need to be rented in order to produce cash flow and increase the ROI. Take a look at [...]

[...] When it comes to investment properties, they have to cash flow well to make it a good investment. I find [...]

[...] . Ouch! But if each investment property is under their own LLC, then you and all of your investment properties are protected from each other. This is huge! How difficult is it to create a LLC? Limited [...]

[...] to have millions of foreclosed homes on the market. This will keep values low enough for international investors to scoop them up at discounted prices. Additionally, due to a recovering economy, you [...]

[...] Australians are not the only international investors that are buying cheap property in America. Many from other countries are taking [...]

[...] International investors who are looking for mid to long term investments will need rental income to supplement [...]