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Why Property acknowledges that people (like property) are different.
Why Property have identified three categories of investor personality profiles:
(1) The Conservative - The conservative investor is may or may not, be a first time investor. The conservative investor is looking for minimal risk , secure cashflow and capital gain.
Affordability is a key factor as to is the quality and tenure of the income stream.
Why Property identify property solutions for the conservative investor and provides a Property Investment Analysis (PIA) service at no cost or obligation (value $ 495).
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financematters@whyproperty.com.au
for this free service.
(2) The Savvy - The savvy investor is looking to build a portfolio rapidly and has a larger appetite for risk, strong rental growth and capital gain.
Affordabilty is not such a key factor, as the savvy investor usually is self employed or is a good income earner looking to minimise their taxable income by investing larger amounts of capital.
Why Property identify property solutions for the savvy investor and provide reserach and data on infrastructure speanding and demographics at no cost or obligation (value $695).
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hotspots@whyproperty.com.au
for this free service
(3) The Aggressive - The aggressive investor often looks to create additional income and profit by purchasing several properties at varying stages of construction to resell upon completion to conservstive investors or owner/occupiers.
The aggressive investor has a high appetite for risk and return, uses maximum leverage and has a highly skilled team of professionals surrounding them.
They are also portfolio builders as they need to offset the taxable income they create by trading property.
Why Property identify property solutions for aggressive investors and provide access to top industry professionals, reserach and data on infrastructure spening, employment, population movements,demographics and monetary policy and supply (Value $ 1 495).
Please click on
velocity@whyproperty.com.au
for this free service
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