How NPIS presents property opportunities
When NPIS has property available for sale, we aim to provide enough information for a buyer to investigate the opportunity rather than relying on a brochure headline. Depending on the property, that may include price or price range, property type, floor plan, estimated rent and rental evidence, comparable sales, local market research, key ownership costs, expected completion timing and known incentives.
Research before the recommendation
Every property should be considered in the context of the local market. We look at demand, competing supply, affordability, rental conditions, resale depth and the individual property’s location, layout and build quality.
Use the NPIS market-research framework and 30-point investment property checklist to understand the factors we consider.
Understand the commercial relationship
If NPIS may receive a commission or referral fee because a property proceeds to sale, that relationship should be explained before you commit. Read how NPIS gets paid.
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Tell us your approximate budget, preferred states or markets, property type and whether you are buying as an investor or owner-occupier. We can then discuss any current opportunities that fit those parameters and the research behind them.