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Great work, mate - sorry, I just realised this is an old thread!

What sort of strategy are you using to acquire property? Is it cf+, metro, regional etc.

All the best

Good point mate. If you can secure something with "value add" potential you are on to something!

I agree with NovInvestor. There needs to be the right balance of growth and yield.

Usually you'll find that growth between houses and units is quite similar in the long term. Otherwise, for example, if units were to grow by 3% annually while houses grow by 8% annually, after 20-30...

I agree that retail is generally struggling - many retail businesses are having to establish an online component for their business to remain competitive within the marketplace.

This of course...

Very little has been built in terms of comm/ind. property compared to what was traditionally being built.

Therefore, demand has continued to increase while supply has stabilised to an extent,...

Given the fact that you can better leverage your money with residential and it is easier to learn, this is often best for beginners.

Comm/Ind property can provide fantastic returns for those who...

Industrial can be factories, warehouses and industrially zoned land.
Commercial is generally office and retail buildings.

You need to be very wary of what you are doing when investing in...

No problems, thanks Keys.

Hi guys,

I have read the sticky thread in this forum pertaining to this, but it seems a different forum software is now being used and the options are different.

I followed the link at Forum...

mattinvestor,

Banks and other financial institutions are more hesitant to lend money for commercial loans rather than residential loans, due to poor performance and uncertainty in the Commercial...