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This report looks at two alternatives for holding residential rental properties. They both provide the greatest amount of flexibility and tax efficiency and should be considered by every investor looking to invest in property. Many people for years have promoted the benefits of residential property investment. Some people will tell you it's been the best investment of their lives while others who went to promoters who were less scrupulous overpaid and in some cases lost their homes. Generally residential investment properties will remain a staple diet of those people who want to build their wealth. When considering acquiring any asset it is crucial to consider how the asset is held. That is to say do you acquire it in your own name or a trust, a company or in a superannuation fund? The Government has decided to partially reinstate the ability to combine superannuation, residential property and debt. Yes, you can now use the funds in yourself managed superfund as a deposit on a residential investment property. Up until 11 August 1999 many people had used their super as a deposit on property using a unit trust. This was outlawed and effectively spelt the end of superannuation and residential real estate. CLICK HERE - for the Special Report |
A look at what can go wrong when parents rely on a standard will. How a couple's son ended up with nothing despite his parents having assets when they died.
It could have been avoided - click here |
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| Next Special Report: Borrowing to acquire property in your superfund. |
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| What are the options? What are the traps? Why are the fees and interest so high? Can it be my own investment properties? What are the limits? Due out - TBA |
