By Neil Vorster | 1 The power of property investment
5 Reasons to invest in buy to let property A great buy to let complex Have you ever thought of the reasons to invest in property? Is it worthwhile, risky, too much hassle? Amidst the confusing smorgasbord of options when it comes to investing, how can one choose? I am going to share my top 5 reasons to invest […]
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The 5 buy to let investment essentials that nobody ever told you. After doing your research, crunched the numbers and selected a buy to let property, it’s time to take the plunge and make that property yours! But to avoid getting burnt, it may be a good idea to note and understand these 5 buy […]
[Continue reading...]By Neil Vorster | 3 Property Investment Coaching
Burning property questions?By Neil Vorster Follow me on Twitter @neilvorster Estate agents, investors, tenants, sellers and buyers – this is for you! If you have property and property investment questions, the chances are you are not the only one, and they have been answered before. [Continue reading…]
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By Neil Vorster This is a question that every residential property investor needs to ask, but unfortunately rarely does so. For those who are seeking some clarity on the pros and cons of buying new verses second hand townhouses, I have listed some of the major advantages and disadvantages in this article. Every attempt to […]
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Capital Growth or Cash Flow? By Neil Vorster When one invests in property, one does so for two reasons, firstly to create wealth and secondly to create a passive income. Which one is more important?
[Continue reading...]By Neil Vorster | 2 Property Investment Planning
By: Neil Vorster Here are two questions, one for your financial advisor / investment advisor and one for your investment savvy estate agent. May the best man(or woman) win. Question 1 Dear Financial Advisor, if I have R 200 000 in cash, how many Rand’s worth of shares can I buy? Your question will probably be met […]
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Fin24 recently published an article in which user Neil Vorster ( of Organic Growth) tells how he financed his daughters’ university education from the rewards he reaped from townhouse investments. Most of the published responses to Neil’s children education funding plan were very positive, but one gentlemen said Neil “got lucky” that time!
[Continue reading...]By Neil Vorster | 1 The power of property investment
By Neil Vorster Wealth Management and Wealth Transfer While we often refer to residential property “investment”, I believe that since we are aiming at wealth management, the term we use should be “wealth transfer” not “investment”. The key players in this process of wealth transfer are Banks,Tenants and Inflation . Mention these three words in […]
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By Neil Vorster An Investment solution is required to the question that is asked over and over by parents in all economic spheres of our wonderfully diverse South African population. The less affluent parents’ only hope is local government non-fee-paying schools, which include most peri-urban, township and rural schools.
[Continue reading...]By Neil Vorster | 3 Property Investment Coaching
Landlords, avoid the pain and know your Property Rights before you Invest – a Q&A site for you My experience tells me that very few people who invest in property know their property rights, especially in a changing South Africa, where property law has significantly since 1994. This hilarious video screened below, by the […]
[Continue reading...]By Neil Vorster | 8 Growing your Property Portfolio
Have you chopped down your fruit tree – (sold your buy-to-let property)? Ok so the story about George Washington chopping down his family’s prize cherry tree was probably apocryphal but if he did it, he wasn’t the first person to chop down a fruit-producing tree. And nor, unfortunately, was he the last, I am guilty of it […]
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