To be successful at investing, you need to take control of your finances, there is no other option. Get control and read more now.

As of 1 July, 2013, security requirements for your residential investment properties in Perth and across Australia have just become more stringent.

Understand what men and women want in a home and you will never have troubles renting or selling it.

We have been pounded lately with negative predictions about the economy and housing market by mainstream economists. But are those economists really right? Are prices going to rise and then fall by the end of 2014?

There are critical changes happening in the Perth property market this month- get up to speed on them now!

If you are buying investment properties in Perth, you have probably figured out that very small decisions and variances in numbers can add or subtract large amounts of money to your bottom line. Thanks to a spate of RBA rate cuts, interest rates are at an all-time low–and is still falling. Some economists have gone so far as to predict

Are you wanting to claim back the most possible on your taxes? Discover more about depreciation now.

The numbers indicate that not only do women have more control over the buying process, but more women are buying houses than men, and more have paid off their mortgages earlier than men.

Read all about the needs of the next generation to impact the real estate market- Generation Y

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At Investors Edge, we keep a close eye on investment properties in Perth and WA. We know that every good decision a client makes can provide them with thousands of dollars extra over time. Conversely, we know that every bad decision can cost a client the same. Consequently, we make it our business and our mission to help clients keep

Buying investment properties in Perth? It’s important to consider ordering a tax depreciation schedule. What is A Depreciation Schedule? It is the amount of depreciation over the useful life expectancy (commonly known as “wear and tear”). It is used primarily in accounting for assets, such as real estate. It is only applicable to a building and not the land the