Pam Walkley is a senior writer at Money, specialising in property investment. She is an experienced Australian financial journalist and editor with extensive expertise in covering property and personal finance. Pam was the founding editor of Money magazine in 1999. Before that, she spent 11 years at The Australian Financial Review, where she held senior editorial roles including news editor, chief of staff and property editor. In 2007, she co-authored Streets Ahead: How to Make Money from Residential Property. Connect with Pam Walkley on LinkedIn.
Paint, pets, and respect from landlords: what renters want
Australian tenants are looking to rent places they can call "home", according to a new survey of 878 renters.
Why you shouldn’t rush into your first home
Pam Walkley reflects on timing when buying your first home.
The pros and cons of investing in property funds
Returns of 25% a year are possible but there are high risks that come with investing in property funds, writes Pam Walkley.
Offshore opportunities draw investors
Pam Walkley checks out the tax breaks for offshore property.
How to avoid over-capitalising
To avoid over-capitalising, do your homework before you renovate or extend.
Hot spots for home owners and investors
Do you want to know where house prices are expected to double in 10 years? We reveal the next hot spots.
Coping with CGT rules
Pam Walkley helps a reader sort out CGT rules on the family residence.
Why a car space in the right spot can be a good investment
Which real estate investment can you make for just $30,000 in Melbourne and $45,000 in Sydney? A car space.
How to take the stress out of selling your house
Your home or investment property is a major asset so you need to make sure you get top dollar when it comes to selling.
Smart ways to invest in commercial property
There's no need to buy your own office block to invest in commercial real estate, says Pam Walkley.
