Women have FUTURE…
So how is your Superannuation? Consider this: If you save $500,000 in superannuation- this will provide a return of say $40,000 a year based on a “SUPER” return of 8%. Is your Super giving you SUPER return? This equates to about $769 per week without using the capital amount. Not bad! If you consider $100,000 will return you about $153 a week based on the same assumptions. Not bad either but CAN you live on this? Will it be enough for a comfortable life in retirement? According to ABS statistics, around 80% of people in Australia will retire with a lump sum of around $60,000. Based on 8% return, this equates to $92 per week. How does that sound for a retirement income?
Women in Property take this opportunity share out ideas and strategies with other like minded women. We encourage empowered women to change the way they think about property investing. Our meetings present practical strategies that you need to materialize your life goals, and tips to easily find success in the property market. Attending will give you the opportunity to connect with successful real-estate investors and personally learn secrets on how to acquire wealth through real estate investing
Women are VALUED…
Women in Property values your judgment- we want to set you on the right path for you by putting the RIGHT property Experts in front of you! At our September meeting, our planning guru, Breece Gevaux will set you on the right path with invaluable planning tips, to choose a property right for you to build your investment portfolio. This meeting is a must if you want to avoid the traps and pitfalls for property players.
Women now RULE!!!
If YOU are looking at real estate investments and property related professionals, then this meeting is for you! You will not only share ideas with successful women in property, but you will save yourself time and money by learning the tricks of those in the field. You will be getting FREE advice before you have to use it! If you believe women can achieve financial independence and independently secure their future – bring your girl friends with you – This may be an event that would change your life forever.
MELBORNE Women! EMPOWERED YOU!
For inquiries, go to www.womeninproperty.net.au, contact: Christine Stow at 0439-385-217###

If you are investing in property for the first time, there are certain things you should keep in mind. There are many different property investment strategies: you should think carefully about which one is suitable for you.

Decide how much you want to invest, your risk appetite and whether you are investing for long-term or only interested in short term gains. These apart, a familiarity with market conditions and current real estate opportunities will certainly help you make the best informed decisions.

The first question is whether you should buy land or a home. In theory, land always has a good chance of appreciating in value. Investing in a plot of land in a neighbourhood that is in its early development stage can be profitable, as its value will increase significantly as the neighbourhood develops fully. If you want to invest in a home, choose the right city and neighbourhood where the housing values offer good future prospects – a property investment adviser can help or you in this regard- or make contact at one of our regular “Women in Property Meetings”.

Buying a property that is going for well under its market value is makes for a good investment decision. For example foreclosed or mortgages properties that are being sold at a discount. You can buy such a property, and then sell it at its market value within a short time period (known as ‘flipping’). You can also renovate a property to quote a higher sale price, and add to your profits.

A long-term property investment strategy is to buy the property and lease/rent it out. In this case, not only do you get rental income but also get returns on your equity in the property. A “buy-to-lease” investment decision should be taken after evaluating all factors including interest rates, maintenance costs, associated tax issues, and market outlook.

Contact Women in Property Melbourne: www.womeninproperty.net.au to get more information.