Investing

This short article pulls key points from a 40 min deep dive podcast interview with Paul Davey, a UNO broker specialised in helping New Zealand citizens to buy property in Australia

If you’re looking to take control of your superannuation and invest in property, Self Managed Super Funds (SMSFs) might be the perfect vehicle. SMSF loans enable you to leverage your super balance to purchase property, but they come with specific rules and considerations. Financial expert Werner Jansen from Financial Purpose recently shared his insights on the UNO Home Loans podcast. Let’s explore what you need to know about SMSF loans and how to get started.

Learn what it is, how to calculate it why it matters, what good looks like and how to improve it (and what you can't do!)

If you're seeking a mortgage broker in Parramatta with deep expertise and a proven track record in commercial and residential finance, Scott Wilkinson at UNO Home Loans is here to support you. With 17 years in the finance and banking industry, Scott combines his knowledge and dedication to offer a comprehensive, one-stop solution for all your personal and business finance needs.

A long form guide with a lot of practical information on what to consider if you are thinking to buy an investment property

Rentvesting Australia: the property strategy that could help you own a home sooner. Everything you need to know.

Co-living property investment: a great positive cash flow investment strategy. Everything you need to know.

Setting up your own self managed super-fund to invest in real estate may be a really tax-effective investment strategy for you and your partner. We know that this form of investment is still gaining in popularity, with more & more lenders offering loan products specifically designed for this type of purchase. As it has its own level of complexity, you need an experienced mortgage professional who can steer you through all the confusing industry jargon & recommend the best & most suitable loan product that meets your needs, goals & objectives.

Interest is the biggest burden you face when taking out a home loan. Anything you can do to keep interest payments low will benefit you in the long run. A mortgage offset account allows you to do just that.

Short video explaining some key steps to consider when using your equity to buy an investment property

Cashflow is a critical part of any investment but is uniquely critical in property investment. Here we break down the topic from a number of angles

Home loans for for investment properties need to consider the nuances of how an investment property works especially around topics such as negative gearing

In the world of buying and selling there are some generalist investment strategies, however, that will hold you in relatively good stead.

There are a range of property types to consider if making an investment, we review thet types and pros and cons of each

Six months ago interest only loans made a lot of sense for property investors. Today, the story is very different.

Property investors are being urged to start paying down their home loans, thanks to the rising costs of interest-only loans.

While buying a National Rental Affordability Scheme property comes with tax benefits, it can be difficult to finance the purchase with a home loan.

There are investment property tax benefits in some situations. If you are going to invest, it is important to understand the laws and regulations so you can maximise your returns.

Scott Pape, aka the ‘Barefoot Investor’ recently sent an email to his tribe with the subject line: “The 4 cheapest home loans on the market in June.”