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Investors have Confidence in Queensland’s Property

Thinking of working in Queensland Real Estate? Well now is the time to obtain your necessary training and grab onto these opportunities.

According to Australia Bureau of Statistics (ABS), the number of people committing to investment properties in Queensland has hit a seven-year high. In April quarter 2015, the housing finance for the purchase of existing Queensland dwellings hit $4.2 billion, the highest since December quarter 2007.

This seven year-high is competitive for current investors but what does this mean for the Queensland real estate industry?

Current investors are likely to switch to Queensland, particular in the South East because of the low interest rates predicted to sustain investor activity in Queensland dwellings and Brisbane’s rental yields more attractive than other major capital cities.

This seven-year high gives real estate professionals the opportunity to grow their Queensland rent roll and obtain more frequent commission with investors purchasing attractive ‘Queenslanders’. All this creates great opportunities for real estate professionals all while supporting activity within the renovation and maintenance sector.

Why become a real estate Agent in Queensland?

In addition to having an unbeatable lifestyle, South-east Queensland is known as an unparalleled holiday destination continuing to attract numbers of people seeking something better. Queensland Premier, Anastasia Palaszczuk has said the government will continue to support the property sector and promote Queensland as an attractive place to invest.

To be part of this opportunity, the first step you need to take is to get your Queensland Real Estate Registration Certificate. REAA’s popular two-day, classroom base course will set you up to complete the assessments and gain your Statement of Attainment:  REAAs training and assessment is the industry leader. This Statement of Attainment can then be taken to the Queensland Office of Fair Trading where you will be issued your Registration Certificate. Once obtaining your Real Estate Registration Certificate from Fair Trading, you will be able to enter the real estate market as a well-trained and professional sales or property management person, contributing and maintaining the seven-year high for investment properties.

REAA also offers the full Real Estate Agent License if you want to run your own Real Estate Agency/Business. If you prefer, these courses can be done online through www.nrel.edu.au.  This seven-year high is too much opportunity to hesitate on a career in real estate. Visit REAA online and register for your first step into real estate – www.reaa.com.au

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