With a brand-new, built investment property, there are significant tax savings. Through depreciation, or general wear and tear, you are able to claim tax returns each year.
If your property is negatively geared – that is, you returns on rent do not meet the requirements of the expenses – you are able to claim this difference in expenses on your tax return.
Record-breaking: 5 big property trends in 2021 2021 is rewriting the record books! From property prices, to interest rates, to refinancing – no matter which way you look, records are being broken. How quickly things can turn around. It wasn’t too long ago that many highly-regarded economists were predicting property prices could plummet 30%… Read more
Imagine a lost tribe somewhere deep in the Amazon that have had no contact with western civilization. What would they say if you asked them what they look for in a home camp? Surely, their answer would be, “Location! Location! Location!” From an early age it’s drummed into us. The undeniable truth that location… Read more
What’s the Big Deal? You’ve probably heard the terms duplex or dual key being thrown around in regards to investment opportunities. So, what’s the big deal? What is a duplex, what is a dual key, and why should you invest in one? What is a Duplex Property? A duplex is a single residential building containing… Read more