Finance & Tax
Cross-collateralisation links multiple properties as security for one lender: a structure that can silently trap property investors Cross-collateralisation (sometimes called cross-securitisation or…
Finance & Tax
Offset account vs redraw: one of the most consequential and least understood decisions in Australian investment property finance The offset account versus…
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A tax depreciation schedule is one of the most valuable documents an Australian property investor can hold A depreciation schedule for investment…
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Property investment for self-employed Australians is genuinely more complex than for PAYG employees: but also potentially more rewarding. The challenges are…
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Buying investment property through a trust is one of the most discussed strategies among Australian property investors: and one of the most frequently…
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Using equity to buy investment property is one of the most powerful wealth-building strategies available to Australian homeowners: and one of the least…
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Investment Property Loans: What’s Different From Owner-Occupier Finance Getting a loan for an investment property in Australia works differently from buying a…
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Refinancing an investment property in Australia is one of the most practical ways to improve your cash flow, access equity for your…
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One of the biggest financial advantages of owning an investment property in Australia is the range of tax deductions available to landlords….
Finance & Tax
You can use your SMSF (Self-Managed Super Fund) to buy investment property in Australia. It’s legal, relatively common, and for the right…