Commercial Real Estate Investing: How Much Money Do You Need?

Embarking on commercial real estate investing demands a clear financial strategy. The capital required varies based on factors like property type, location, and market conditions. Typically, investors should expect a substantial upfront investment, ranging from 15% to 35% of the property’s value. Additional costs include due diligence expenses, closing costs, and potential renovations. Financing options, such as mortgages or partnerships, can ease the initial burden. It’s crucial to conduct a thorough financial analysis, factoring in ongoing operational costs, to ensure sustainable returns. While the exact amount varies, a comprehensive understanding of financial requirements is paramount for success in the dynamic realm of commercial real estate.

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Signed, sealed and delivered: Treasury consultations in 2024

With a raft of Treasury consultations announced last year, Money Management examines their progress and the next stages they could reach this year. These include three consultations related to financial advice and its delivery, and two focused on superannuation and retirement. Money Management has covered the main regulation that is currently working its way through Parliament.

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Money matters: Top 5 financial changes Aussies should keep an eye on in 2024

The last three years have been turbulent for financially savvy Australians, to say the least. The pandemic brought a short-lived recession with government handouts helping stem the bleeding. Next came a surge in inflation, driving the cost of living sky-high. To curb that surge, the Reserve Bank of Australia began to hike the cash rate, lifting it to an 12 year high of 4.35% as of November 2023. In the meantime, property values hit an all-time high, household savings tumbled, and the nation entered a per-capita recession. Looking forward, 2024 could bring about some comparative normalcy, with rates and inflation tipped to fall over the coming 12 months. However, Aussies may soon grapple with some never-before-seen happenings.

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