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Hello,
We hope this newsletter finds you and your family well.
Discussing the weather is no longer something we do when we have nothing else to talk about. Our first article investigates the effects of this years devastating floods, cyclone and bushfires and the implications such events can have on our lives, property, the economy and even interest rates. We also look at insurance and what type of coverage you might consider to reduce your own personal risk.
For the investors out there, we provide some tips for achieving success as a landlord. If you would like to know more, email Kathryn@mmo.com.au who can provide you with some information from The Landlords Club - one of Canberras newest and fastest growing property management agencies.
As always, if youre thinking of buying or selling, refinancing or just want to have a chat to see if some of those plans you have are possible, please give us a call - wed be more than happy to help!
With the NRL season kicking off this weekend, youve still got a few days to register for our tipping competition. Please email Kathryn@mmo.com.au for details on how to enter.
We hope you enjoy this newsletter. Please feel free to pass it on to family and friends.
'Til next time,
Michael
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PO Box 236
MAWSON ACT 2607| Tel: | 02 62 866 501 | | Fax: | 02 62 866 509 |
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A Positive Outlook
2011 is shaping up as a positive year for the property market.
According to this year's Australian Property Outlook Report by First National Real Estate, even though growth rates won't be as spectacular as they have been in previous years, property is still offering substantial returns and will lure investors back in large numbers.
The report states that throughout 2011 the property market will continue to be supported by strong economic fundamentals such as strong population growth, low levels of unemployment and buoyant consumer and business confidence.
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Success as a Landlord
Earn money while someone pays off your mortgage - that's the life of a landlord! Owning a rental property can be a 'dream come true' if you follow these tips for successfully managing your investment.
Keep reading for some useful tips.
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Are you insured?
This year's string of floods, cyclone and bushfires has pushed the topic of insurance well into the spotlight. Thousands of home owners, landlords and business owners have lost valuable assets and without insurance cover are struggling to make ends meet.The devastation sends a strong message about the importance of insurance, whether it's for your home, business, motor vehicle or investment property. Not only is it important for your assets to be insured, but also that they are insured at an adequate level and that you are familiar with the terms and conditions of your policy.
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Tap your creativity
If you think you're not the creative type, think again. There are more kinds of creativity than the kind that results in painting a masterpiece or writing a best seller. Creativity can be expressed in any number of different ways including the way you approach challenges, relate to people and find solutions to everyday problems.Everyone has the ability to be creative; it is simply a matter of knowing how to identify and understand your own creative strengths.
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Our Partners
MO'R MORTGAGE OPTIONS was admitted in mid 2002 as a full member of the Mortgage & Finance Association of Australia, the peak industry body.
All members are bound by a strict code of ethics to ensure the highest levels of service, integrity and professionalism.
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About Us
MO'R MORTGAGE OPTIONS - 2009 REIACT Mortgage Provider of the Year.
Michael has worked in the "people industry" as he calls it, i.e. Finance, Real Estate, Building & Construction for over 26 years. He established MO'R MORTGAGE OPTIONS in 2000 after realising that by assisting people to structure their loans correctly he could help others improve their financial health.
"There is no greater job satisfaction available than to know you can do something tangible to improve another human being's life."
... Michael
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Disclaimer: This newsletter is intended to provide general news and information only. Readers should rely on their own enquiries before making any decisions regarding their own interests. Please do not rely on any part of this newsletter as a substitute for specific legal or financial advice. All material is copyright 2011.
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