Education
2022
Which Property Investment is Best for You?
By now, you probably know that having some financial investment savvy will pave the road to your future security. You may have even compared all the options and noticed that although all major asset classes have their…
Investing in property: directly and in equities
EasyProperties launched over a year ago in 2020, giving investors the opportunity to buy shares in property units. We highlight the key differences between buying shares in a property company via EasyEquities and buying…
Property is still a safe haven in volatile asset markets.
In stark contrast to events of recent weeks where the Cryptocurrency market has crashed amid a sentiment of extreme fear and the US Market is scratching to gain steam after the extremely sharp declines, the property…
What I Wish I Knew About Internal Rate Of Return
Knowing whether or not your investments will generate a profit and growth is a critical component of any investment decision you'll make.
Why We Care About Property Valuation (And Why You Should, Too!)
When it comes to property investing, there is only one thing that matters: the actual value of the property you invested in.
Be part of the journey to bring hope
It has been two years since we launched our Donate for Good campaign and in the two years, the EasyEquities community has raised hundreds of thousands of rands for dozens of charities, simply by donating R5 or more when…
2021
Property Investor Story - Getting started, that's where it begins
Declan up's his confidence in property investing Property investing can feel daunting. That's what Declan Williams, a 28-year-old teacher, and founder of a startup called Let's Yak, thought at first. But after…
Investing in property: beginner factors to consider
Investing in property the traditional way can seem intimidating - the whole process, with all the necessary legal processes and admin, is not an easy feat to accomplish. Especially for a beginner.
Location, location, location!
When markets are booming, you can choose to buy almost any share and you’re likely to make money. However, quote the sage of Omaha, Warren Buffet, “It’s only when the tide goes out that you see who was swimming naked”.
