Should you invest in NDIS property?
WEBFeb 21, 2022 · Achieving returns three to four times traditional property investments is an attractive prospect, yet there’s more than meets the eye when it comes to NDIS property.
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WEBWelcome to the new YIP! Discover the latest Australian property investment news and information for investors, homebuyers and real estate professionals.
Ultimate cheat sheet for land tax
WEBApr 23, 2020 · Land tax rate: $300 flat rate for land valued between $300,001 and $420,000. From $420,001 to $1m, a rate of $300 plus 0.25% applies. This percentage increases in increments to reach 2.67% when the combined land value exceeds $11m. SA - Land tax here is calculated based on the land value as of midnight on 30 June each year.
5 online tools tech-savvy investors should try | YIP
WEBOct 10, 2022 · 5 online tools tech-savvy investors should try A successful property investment venture starts with a strategic plan. To stay ahead in the game, investors nowadays must incorporate some level of technology in their planning stages.
Avoid Paying CGT with the six year Absence Rule | YIP
WEBAug 18, 2022 · His top marginal income tax bracket is 45c on the dollar, so without the six year rule, he would have been on the hook for $45,000 in capital gains tax - that’s with the CGT discount. It could have been $90,000 without the discount. Thanks to the six year rule, James isn’t taxed a cent on this $200,000 profit.
How to buy property when you don’t have money | YIP
WEBMay 16, 2013 · How to buy property when you don’t have money Most investors don’t consider ‘no-money-down’ or ‘little-money-down’ deals but it is achievable.
Can you negatively gear an empty house?
WEBNov 25, 2016 · That depends. Negative gearing a property is possible if the owners’ rental expenses exceed their rental income. These expenses could come from items like loan interest, maintenance costs, strata fees, insurance, as well as rates and taxes. People who negatively gear their properties expect the house value to appreciate.
An investor’s guide to calculating rental yield
WEBNov 25, 2019 · The calculation for gross yield is: Annual rental income (weekly rental income x 52) / property value x 100 = gross rental yield. For example, you charge $300 of rent per week and your property’s value is $400,000. Your gross rental yield will be computed as $300 x 52 / 4000,000 x 100 = 3.9%. Gross …
Negative Gearing Calculator - Yourinvestmentpropertymag.com.au
WEBThe Negative Gearing Calculator is designed to give residential property investors an estimate of the net income effect of owning an investment property. The calculator combines the cash operating revenue, rent, and the cash operating expenses, with the change in the amount of income tax paid to measure the net change in …
SMSFs and Property Investing: What You Need To Know
WEBMay 11, 2017 · If superannuation is a minefield, navigating the superannuation rules around SMSFs investing in property could be likened to disarming individual mines without detonating them. We asked Eddie Chung to explain exactly what your SMSF can do with property investments – and, just as importantly, what they can’t do.