How to avoid cross collateralisation – Property WOD |Ep. 240|
In property investing cross collateralisation is one of the big no-nos if you want to keep your own home safe from the banks. Watch our
Cam McLellan
August 31, 2016
In property investing cross collateralisation is one of the big no-nos if you want to keep your own home safe from the banks. Watch our
It’s a property investors best friend, so why do so many people neglect their depreciation schedules at tax time? In today’s Property Workout of the
By Michael Beresford A lot of property investors ask us about the best way to maximise their tax benefits. In terms of what you can
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By Matthew Lewison If most people and businesses get the big things right most of the time it’s the ability to get the small things
By Matthew Lewison There’s a saying in property circles: “We build them to sell, not to love”. After a year or two of blood, sweat
By Matthew Lewison When my business partners and I first discussed forming OpenCorp, I was working in the role of general manager (Qld) for a
By Cam McLellan In order to mitigate risk, it is smart to avoid cross-collateralising or securing numerous properties with the same bank, particularly when it
Many of you have asked, when investing as a couple, is it best to put one or both of your names on the property? We
You keep hearing about the eighth wonder of the world – compound growth. What’s so good about it and how do you calculate a return
It’s one of the hurdles that property investors can face, but having your loan application rejected is certainly not a game-ender. Michael Beresford discusses this
So you’ve finished school, enjoyed yourself (and spent your savings), brought a house but are now looking at a large credit card debt. When you
By Cam McLellan There are several types of trust. For a property portfolio, a standard discretionary family trust is suitable. A trust is an arrangement
By Michael Beresford UNLESS YOU’VE BEEN HIDING UNDER A ROCK OR OVERSEAS for the past few months, no doubt you’ll have heard about the changes
Ever wondered how the banks work out your borrowing capacity for your primary place of residence and property investments? Michael Beresford gives you a quick
By Cam McLellan As a property investor your professional team is vitally important to your success. I’ve previously written about how to choose your conveyancer
How could it possibly be that paying down your debt is a bad idea? When it comes to property investing, you need to know why
By Pat Mannix In recent months I’ve had a number of conversations with clients who are building new residential properties, a couple intending to keep
We all know the story, we believe the house we want to purchase is worth XX amount of dollars, but how do we know the
Whether you’re a first time or experienced investor, understanding property finance is a must! The number-one reason most investors never own more than one property
Senior Investment Consultant Steve Hogarty is back to explain how your income will be affected by your property investment when it comes to tax time.
