VestNest in Narre Warren, Victoria | Property investment firm

VestNest

Locality: Narre Warren, Victoria

Phone: +61 412 423 317

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21.01.2022 Responsible lending laws that fuelled a bitter court fight between the corporate regulator and Westpac will be scrapped for banks, which will be subject to less onerous credit rules to encourage the flow of loans and boost the economic recovery from the COVID-19 recession. By simplifying the loan application process for borrowers it will reduce barriers to switching between credit providers, encouraging consumers to seek out a better deal.

17.01.2022 Happy Monday! Super excited about a Great Investment Purchase for a motivated client Purchase Price: $650,000 #BankValuation :$711,000... Instant Capital Value: 9.4% Rental Appraisal: $530 - $560pw #RentalYield : 4.3% #OwnerOccupiers : 76% #VacancyRate : 1.7% High #CapitalGrowth Potential #Redevelopment in future If you are in the market for your first or next investment property contact us for a free consultation to see if we can help with your #investmentjourney #VestNestProperty #Propertyinvesting #Investment

15.01.2022 There was widespread fear of a coming cliff for the property market but it has instead been recovering due to a trend most economists didn’t anticipate. Demand for property has shown signs of returning to pre-COVID-19 levels across much of Australia as households pump money they would have spent on travel or entertainment into housing instead. There are hundreds of Aussies with a deposit saved, keeping a keen eye on the housing market and ready to pounce. It looks like the declines seen thus far in the eastern capitals may be softening, and the housing market could very well turn a corner in the next few weeks.

11.01.2022 While new home sales have spiked off the back of the federal government’s HomeBuilder scheme, has Auction withdrawals caused decline in home values in capital cities ?

07.01.2022 Property values across the country have remained resilient throughout the COVID-19 crisis as the real estate sector slowly gets back to business as usual. Despite predictions of falls of more than 30 per cent, Australias capital cities have seen prices ease by just 0.5 per cent according to the latest data from CoreLogic.

05.01.2022 New Financial Year! Key Takeaways that can help consumers: - New "Open Banking" regulations - 10,000 more spots for First Home Buyer Deposit Scheme - More Super available if needed... - Minimum wage Boost - Car registration, license fees will not increase in most states See more

05.01.2022 The Federal Government will add an additional 10,000 places to a scheme designed to make it easier for first home buyers to purchase a house with a small deposit. Whereas previously houses worth up to $700,000 in Sydney were covered under the scheme, houses worth up to $950,000 will now be covered. The upper cap for Melbourne will now be $850,000, while in Brisbane the cap will increase to $650,000.