Property investing success requires groundwork before purchasing your first investment property.
Here are some top tips to help you become a savvy property investor:
1. Plan to succeed
Consider the following: What do you want to buy? Where do you want to buy it? What are your property investing goals?
2. Are you in it for the short-term or long-term?
Defining whether you are after long-term benefits or a short-term cash flow can help decide where you invest and the type of property you buy.
3. Follow the lead of seasoned investors
You need the strength to ride out the ebbs and flows of the property market.
4. Ignore the quest for perfection
The right time to buy an investment property is when you’re prepared and ready.
5. Order a tax depreciation schedule
To ensure that you claim your maximum cash return on your investment property, organise a tax depreciation schedule soon after settlement.
Learn more: Top tips for property investment success in 2016
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Hello Trish,
Thanks for your comment.
As we are only qualified to provide advice on capital gains tax (CGT) as directly related to depreciation we recommend you consult an accountant or financial advisor.
Thanks,
The BMT Team
Thanks for these insider tips! One thing good about residential property investment is you can own a property with little money coming out of your own pocket. If you know how to choose the right location and loan structure, paying off an investment property will be easy using other people’s money (in this case, the tenant’s).
First time investors will find this very helpful. The key is to invest in something that you understand.
I have a few rental porperties and would like to keep up to date with any changes & information for investments
Hi Denyse,
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Thanks!
I loved your blog article. Really Cool.
I am a Taxation Accountant with a strong passion for property investment and assisting taxpayers with a niche service offering.
Hi Gai. Thank you for your feedback and your interest. I will have one of our staff contact you with further information on our services.
We have a rentroll of 80 or so properties and have not offered this service to our landlords at all as we do not know enough about it ourselves. appreciate
your input.
Regards
Gai