With current interest rates so low and rents at historical highs, there has rarely been a better time to buy an investment property. Richard Sheppard reports. After claiming negative gearing... read more →
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Opting for a principal and interest loan? It could be the most expensive mistake you’ll ever make... An interest only loan is almost always a better way to finance property,... read more →
Richard Sheppard explains how an income tax variation is the smart way to legally reduce your tax each pay day with investment property. You may have heard that investment property... read more →
If done well, property renovations can significantly improve your return on investment but before you start, it is highly advisable to do some serious planning about ‘the when’, says Richard... read more →
Managing Director of inSynergy Property and Finance Solutions Richard Sheppard tells us how... Rarely has there been a more opportune time to start investing. The banks are again lending to... read more →
There are better ways to invest in property. Richard Sheppard tells us how. I’m sure you’ve all been there – wandering around the festively decorated shops, Christmas carols playing softly... read more →
There are ways to improve flexibility, add value and generate income from your home, including a garden flat addition, says Richard Sheppard. Sydney’s Northern Beaches have long been a fantastic... read more →
Economists forecast a 20 per cent growth for property within three years across Sydney, while others predict negative growth, so who do we believe? Richard Sheppard weighs into the debate…... read more →
New lower interest rates could mean owning your own investment property for as little as $33 per week. Richard Sheppard tells us how. With many of the big banks making... read more →
Richard Sheppard reveals how using smart research can increase your capital growth by $400,000 per property in just five years. Whilst property on the Northern Beaches of Sydney can achieve... read more →