NRAS 4 South Australia

[...] From time to time there are people calling for the axing of Negative Gearing or at least a comprehensive review. We totally agree with John Symonds from Aussie Home [...]

[...] way or another with the Share Market in recent years we can rule out shares for now. While negative gearing makes property investing attractive, there are some doubts about the future of negative [...]

[...] offering up to $120,000 tax free incentives over ten years plus all the tax concessions of negative gearing along with falling interest rates the time is right now. There is a great opportunity to [...]

[...] ’ as the developer often pays kickbacks” We say: WRONG. In our experience in South Australia and certainly within our business this certainly has never and will never happen. Yes the [...]

[...] in South Australia,” Mr O’Connor said. “That’s why the Government has invested a record $ [...]

[...] seems, are thinking more about their future and can see the wealth benefits purchasing an investment property can bring. The Advertiser reported yesterday (July 26th 2011) on a report done by Mortgage [...]

[...] and the market’s response, but savvy investors can use renovation to add value to an investment property. Moreover, property’s high transaction costs make it less subject to volatility. In just [...]

[...] . We can help you leverage that equity to help get the finance needed to purchase an investment property with NRAS now so they don’t to rely on your inheritance in the future. What better [...]

[...] ;t have a broad view of the market in general.  Builders also will sell you an investment property but it will be in an area that suits them at the time. And then there are the [...]

[...] an assured future. Last years Budget made some significant changes in slowing the rollout of NRAS properties. But this year it is clear that the Government is anxious to get NRAS back on track. The [...]

[...] /23 $ 14,731 est $ 124,263 This is all very positive for NRAS investors and continues to make NRAS properties a very attractive investment option. But Properties are limited and demand is very high so [...]

[...] happens if they don’t pay the rent?” We say: Like most investment properties, NRAS properties are managed by a qualified and experienced Property Manager in essentially the same way as a [...]

[...] by an annual tax free grant of $9,981 (CPI adjusted annually). While under the terms of NRAS properties must be rented to at 20% less than market rate the grants more than offsets this. As a result [...]

[...] way is via a negatively geared investment in property, which can dramatically reduce your taxable income. And right now with low interest rates, National Rental Affordability Scheme (NRAS) [...]

[...] incentives being offered by the SA Government. So who wouldn’t want to reduce their taxable income and build a wealth portfolio for the future? [...]

[...] property than to get a loan to buy shares. This results in greatly reducing the amount of taxable income each year. [...]

[...] in 1936. Negative Gearing underpins all property investing as it allows you to reduce your taxable income by offsetting costs related to the investment against your taxable income. Commonly called [...]

[...] as equity for funding. We have recently helped a number of people with SMSFs to acquire investment properties as well as help others to establish their own SMSFs, with support from Master Financial [...]

[...] at about 1% in Adelaide – the lowest they have been for some time – now is the time to buy investment properties with lots of potential tenants lining up to rent properties. [...]

[...] advice you get and the experience of the advisor. Real Estate agents will talk about investment properties but they have a vested interest in selling certain “second hand” [...]

[...] Eye says: “What happens if they don’t pay the rent?” We say: Like most investment properties, NRAS properties are managed by a qualified and experienced Property Manager in [...]

[...] to present the NRAS story. And of course many saw the benefits and have since acquired an NRAS property “it was such a good opportunity to build for the future we had to share it with everyone [...]

[...] private investment in the mid to  lower price range of the residential market. With an NRAS property the prospective tenant has to go through a very strict  qualification process and are [...]

[...] /Established Property? But now there is only one – When can I get myself an NRAS property? Given the rollercoaser ride most have experienced in one way or another with the Share [...]

[...] investment and demand for property. Value of property will rise and demand for affordable rental accommodation will rise so it is a good time to be investing particularly with the lowest [...]

[...] such a scheme) has failed to address…making sure there is an ongoing supply of affordable rental accommodation. In addressing the issue the Federal and State Govts have made investing even more [...]

[...] and our motto – Doing Good is Good Business. NRAS is all about providing affordable rental accommodation for low to middle income families in need. So you are helping a vast number of [...]

[...] rented at 20% below the market rate to help the Government overcome the shortage in affordable rental accommodation in this country. This is not a public housing program; it is a tax incentive to [...]