by Camden Professionals | Dec 13, 2021 | Depreciation, Property Investment Tips
BMT Tax Depreciation has been helping property investors claim thousands of dollars in depreciation deductions for decades. A look into the schedules they have completed in the last three years has revealed an interesting statistic: 66% of these investment properties...
by Camden Professionals | Dec 13, 2021 | Government Grant, Property Investment Tips
The federal government has said it will extend access to its Home Guarantee Scheme designed to help first-time buyers and single-parent families own a home sooner by lowering the barrier to enter the property market and negating the requirement for mortgage insurance....
by Camden Professionals | Oct 21, 2021 | Depreciation, Property Investment Tips
Just because June 30 has been and gone, property investors don’t need to wait another financial year to get a tax depreciation schedule. Even if a schedule is ordered after the end of a financial year (FY), depreciation can still be back-claimed. First, what is a tax...
by Camden Professionals | Oct 21, 2021 | Property Investment, Property Investment Tips
Tips for Property Investors In 1949 the book ‘The Intelligent Investor’ was published by Benjamin Graham, an iconic book on investment psychology and long term gratification – both key traits for astute investors. The book focuses on longer-term and...
by Camden Professionals | Jun 24, 2021 | Property Investment Tips
Ten Tips for Saving a Home Deposit Trying to get into the property market in Australia is not always easy, let alone trying to save 20% to get into the market without having to pay Lenders Mortgage Insurance (LMI). Thankfully, with the current government incentives in...
by Camden Professionals | Jun 24, 2021 | Property Investment Tips
Immediate deductions are available for property investors Depreciation is the natural wear and tear of property and assets over time. It’s normally thought of as a high-value, slow-burn deduction as it takes up to forty years for an entire property to depreciate. But...
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