Articles by Brett Warren

Brett Warren

Brett Warren is National Director of Metropole Properties and uses his two decades of property investment experience to advise clients how to grow, protect and pass on their wealth through strategic property advice.

We’re in for some good times in property in 2023. Yet, instead of entering the market with confidence, many would-be property investors are sitting on the sidelines – missing out on what could be a golden opportunity to take advantage of the current market. Everyone is an expert In times like these, every Tom, Dick, and…

Rapidly rising interest rates have seen Aussie property investors forced to fork out tens of billions of dollars in extra mortgage repayments, new analysis has revealed.  Property Investment Professionals of Australia (PIPA) calculations show the characterisation of landlords as greedy by some politicians are way off the mark.  Based on figures and assuming averages, property…

If you’re like most Australians, you have at least one credit card and one debit card in your wallet or on your smartphone. They may look alike – pieces of plastic with 16 numbers across them, expiration date, and a PIN code;  but that’s where the similarity ends. Actually, they’re very different beasts. So how…

Have you ever wished that you had more money, without all the fuss and effort? Maybe you’re concerned you won’t have enough saved for retirement. Fortunately, there’s actually a simple way to accomplish those things if you’re willing to learn how to put your money to work for you. It’s called compound interest, and it can help…

There is a dire shortage of rental properties around Australia, meaning we have historically low vacancy rates and skyrocketing rents. The rental landscape in Australia is experiencing unprecedented challenges, but in a recent article in The Australian, Robert Gottliebsen offered four radical ideas to solve our rental crisis. Gottliebsen explained that an intricate weave of…

Australia’s home price recovery has hit a milestone, with national property prices now higher than a year ago according to the latest Proptrack Home Price Index Despite the sharp reduction in borrowing capacities that accompanied the 12 interest rises home prices have reversed much of 2022’s falls according to Eleanor Creagh, Senior Economist at Proptrack, Creagh explains…

The gap between the interest rates being paid by existing and new borrowers is narrowing Existing bank customers are starting to be rewarded for their loyalty with home loan rate discounts that could save borrowers over $1,000 in the first year alone, according to new insights from Canstar. Canstar’s analysis of Reserve Bank lenders’ Interest…

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