by C&N Accountants | Feb 27, 2023 | Finance, Home Loans, Property Investment, Property Investment Tips
The downturn or slowing down in the housing market, means opportunities for property investors. Our finance team has put together some ideas on the best loan types for investors. When buying an investment property, you may need to consider a different type of loan...
by C&N Accountants | Feb 6, 2023 | Property Investment, Property Investment Tips, Wealth Planning
The fundamental objective of property investment is wealth creation, achieved through a combination of income and capital growth. Investment property is real estate that’s bought with the aim of earning a financial return. This return can be rental yield when...
by C&N Accountants | Nov 25, 2022 | First Home Buyers, Property Investment, Property Investment Tips, Stamp Duty
What is the First Home Buyer Choice The NSW Government is providing first home buyers purchasing a new or existing home for up to $1.5 million the choice to either pay the existing upfront stamp duty or an annual property tax. For purchases of new or existing homes...
by C&N Accountants | Nov 10, 2022 | Property Investment, Property Investment Tips
By using your home’s equity, you can potentially buy an investment property. When it comes to investing in real estate, equity is a key concept to understand. What is equity? Equity is the difference between the current value of your home and how much you owe on it....
by C&N Accountants | Oct 6, 2022 | Depreciation, Property Investment, Property Investment Tips
Think about most tax deductions. We wait for the financial year to end, submit our tax return, and wait patiently for our refund. While this is fine for most people, it can create serious cash flow problems for property investors – as their pending tax breaks are...
by C&N Accountants | Oct 6, 2022 | Finance, Home Loans, Property Investment Tips
As you all would’ve no doubt read by now, there is commentary and even assertions coming from the governor of the RBA, that we are likely to see multiple rates increases over the coming 12-24 months. This poses some questions that should be at the front of all our...
