Investment Services Case Study: When Everyone Zigs…You Subdivide
The transformation of a Warners Bay house into three unique properties In this case study, we delve into the transformation of an original property located in Warners Bay. What was once a modest 3-bedroom house generating a rent of $355 per week has evolved into a property development venture. Highlighting the challenges, decisions, and strategies…Read More→
Investment Services Case Study: Renovating to Rent
Investment Services Manager, Matthew helps owner renovating to rent Wallsend property. In 2010, Joshua* purchased a three-bedroom, two-bathroom house in the thriving suburb of Wallsend, drawn by its family-friendly atmosphere, affordability, and proximity to Newcastle’s expanding infrastructure. With a strong demand for well-maintained rental homes in the area, Joshua quickly found success renting out the…Read More→
Investment Services Case Study: ROI Revealed Through Renovations
Potential ROI of Cooks Hill Home Revealed Through Renovations John and Alice* purchased a three-bedroom, two-bathroom property in Cooks Hill in 2012 as a home for their son studying at The University of Newcastle. Given the booming market, buying made more financial sense than renting. Shortly after, John and Alice engaged Leah Jay to manage…Read More→
Investment Services Case Study: From Panic to Profit.
Our Investment Services Team, helped Stephen see the bigger picture. Stephen*, a client, was on the verge of making a hasty decision regarding his investment property. Rising interest rates had him feeling the pinch financially, leading him to consider selling the property. Overcome by emotion rather than logic, Stephen viewed the property more as a…Read More→
Investment Services Case Study: Transforming a Rental Property for Increased ROI In Mayfield.
Ruth yields success from renovations on her Mayfield investment property. When Ruth’s previous tenants decided to move to a retirement village, her investment property became vacant. Unfortunately, it wasn’t in a rentable condition and needed some major renovations as the property had be leased for over 10 years. The property looked like it had not…Read More→
Investment Services Case Study: Renovating a run-down property for rent in New Lambton.
Paul and Lisa yield success from renovations on their New Lambton rental. Two decades ago, Paul and Lisa bought an investment property in New Lambton. While continuous tenancy (17 years) meant consistent income, it also meant improvements were never complete. As a result, the property required significant renovations and could not be leased in its…Read More→
Investment Services Case Study: Adding a Granny Flat
John yields success from double project John, a client of Leah Jay since 1996, carried out two projects on an existing investment property with the assistance of Leah Jay’s Investment Services team. The granny flat is now yielding an 11.3% return on investment, while work undertaken on the existing premise is now contributing a 10.6%…Read More→
Investment Services Case Study: Renovating an Investment Property
Kathy and Dean’s Super Contributor. Recently owners Dean and Kathy completed a project renovating an investment property in East Maitland. Their goal was to top up their super ready for retirement, planned in 10-15 years. “For us, the property gives you the ability to make your money work in a different way and it also…Read More→
Investment Services Case Study: Investment Granny Flats
Increasing Rental Income through a Granny Flat When it comes to improving return on investment through renovations, it can be helpful to think outside the box. Contents The Challenge Something investors might not have considered is a granny flat – an increasingly popular approach for improving ROI. A separate building is the most common choice, but depending on the property, there is also…Read More→
Case Study: Structuring Your Loan for Your Investment Property
The loan structure of your investment property portfolio is one of the most important things that can affect whether your property investments are performing the best they possibly can. And it should be reviewed at least once every three years, or when your circumstances change. We interviewed Lead Investment Services Manager, Pippa Rowntree, and Christine…Read More→