Our Price: AUD$22.95 (USD$ )* ISBN: 978-1-920764-48-7 Subject: How-To/Real Estate Publication Date: July 2003

About The Book
Once you become aware of the amazing potential that investing in residential property has for creating substantial wealth and giving you a financially secure future, where should you start? What type of property should you look for? What sorts of features are desirable to make a property both easy to rent, and give it the potential for the greatest capital gains?

These are questions faced by many new investors. In How To Research Investment Properties, Debra Lohrere explains in simple to understand terms what you should be looking for and how to start researching the market, discussing the important issues of negative gearing, varying property prices, and different investment strategies that will best suit your current financial situation.

About The Author
Debra Lohrere works in a Marketing and Sales role for a Commodity Trading firm. She formerly did Accounts Administration with her primary roles being collections and financial forecasting. She also ran her own computer retailing business for many years.

Knowing the vital importance of cashflow in business led her to begin investigating the benefits of personal investments. She decided eight years ago that it was time to start taking control of her personal finances and begin building a wealth base for her future.

She spent several years researching the powerful medium of property investment and speaking with hundreds of other property investors. She discovered many different strategies that have been used by successful and novice investors and the ones that have worked best.

Within the space of four years she was able to go from renting a house, to owning her own home and three investment properties, while having contributed very little of her own money to secure these.

She has built up a large base of contacts with fellow property investors, which has proved to be an invaluable source of information.

This book encompasses much of the information that she has gathered both through her own personal experiences, as well as from the other investors with whom she associates.