Buying guide
Property investment NZ: Everything you need to know (2024)
Build your wealth the old fashioned way

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Investing in New Zealand property can build wealth through leverage and strong rental demand. You'll typically need a 20% deposit for new builds or 35% for existing homes, often using equity from your current property.
Explore financing options with banks, non-bank lenders, or a mortgage broker. Before buying, assemble a professional team including a lawyer, building inspector, and accountant.
Focus on locations with growth potential and weigh the benefits of different property types before doing your sums and making an offer.
Why property investment?
Getting finance is one of the most important parts of any investment property journey.
Sorting your investment property home loan
Minimum deposit for investment properties in NZ
A good property lawyer will make it much easier to buy the right place.
Get your team together
Choosing a property
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Type of property
Start searching for a property
Before you make an offer
Where will your next investment be?
Making an offer
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