Property Investment 101: Key Terms You Should Know

Published: Aug. 13, 2024, 8 p.m.

Continuing from last week\u2019s episode on Property 101, we dive deeper with Property Investment 101. In this episode, we break down the essential terms and concepts that often get overlooked, words you\u2019ve probably heard thrown around but maybe aren\u2019t quite sure what they really mean.

If you\u2019ve ever found yourself confused by property jargon, this is the perfect guide to clear things up.

We talk about everything from yields to equity\u2014stuff that might seem a bit dry but can make a massive difference when you\u2019re making those big decisions.

Hang around 'cause we're keeping it simple and straightforward, just the way you need it. No fluff, just the essentials that\u2019ll help you get your head around the property market.\xa0

Cut through the jargon and feel confident and in control of your property journey! Let's dive in!

Episode Highlights:

00:00 - Introduction

02:12 - Meighan\u2019s special house of the week

04:35 - Property is long-term

05:01 - Property investment involves buying real property

05:23 - What is rental income?

05:35 - What is rental yield?

06:07 - What is current market value?

07:39 - Definition of tenancy

07:48 - Who is the property owner?

08:05 - What are tenants?

08:18 - The property manager

08:32 - Bonds

08:59 - Minimum housing standards

10:09 - Purchasing costs

11:06 - Ongoing expenses

11:51 - Deductible expenses

12:22 - Non-deductible expenses

13:46 - Depreciation

15:27 - Capital gains

16:19 - Capital gains tax

18:48 - Negative gearing

19:19 - Positive gearing

20:17 - Return on investment

22:02 - Vacancy

22:36 - Vacancy rates

24:09 - Landlord insurance

25:47 - Negative growth

27:27 - Interest rate changes

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