First National Real Estate Chief Executive, Mr Ray Ellis, says investors are finally starting to realise the potential of housing affordability schemes, such as the National Rental Affordability Scheme (NRAs) and Defence Housing Australia (DHA) projects, but warns caution is still required.
Media Release – 14 September 2012 “Australian governments and business need to act today to realise the value of our natural assets or investors from overseas will do it for us” says Senator Bill Heffernan. Speaking… Read More ›
With the end of financial year approaching, property investors should be thinking about how to maximise their tax deductions.
Tax time can cause great anxiety for investors who unwittingly make claims they are not entitled to, getting themselves into deep water with the Tax Office.
An oversupply of units and apartments has created a unique buying opportunity at The Entrance, according to local agents.
Real estate offers many benefits for investors, and its continued strong performance has made it the preferred investment option for many Australians. But, First National Real Estate National Communications Manager, Mr Stewart Bunn, says it takes more than good luck to maximise your returns from investment properties.
First National Real Estate has surveyed its 450+ offices throughout Australia and New Zealand to find that 2011 is set to become the year of the investor, with prime conditions for this segment to make their return to the market.
Tax time is just around the corner, and according to First National Real Estate Communications Manager, Stewart Bunn, the key to maximising tax deductions for property investments is organisation and planning.
