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Low-risk strategies for property investing<br />
NEGATIVE gearing has commonly been the driving factor<br />
for many property investors, but there is another<br />
model for property investors to follow - positive gearing.<br />
This is where the rent covers the costs and the property<br />
actually produces an income. These properties are commonly<br />
found in regional areas with good growth prospects.<br />
The rent is higher than the costs, something that is difficult<br />
to achieve in the more expensive capital cities where prices<br />
are high compared with rents.<br />
Negative gearing is where rental income doesn’t cover expenses<br />
and the landlord has to subsidise the investment from<br />
personal income.<br />
With negative gearing, you can claim a tax deduction for<br />
the losses, but it still costs you real money, typically thousands<br />
of dollars a year.<br />
The strategy works if property prices go up enough to compensate<br />
for the losses.<br />
Many property investors are relying on big capital gains<br />
when the property is sold to more than make up for the losses<br />
along the way.<br />
In the current climate, investors need to rethink how they<br />
are going to make it pay. Come along to our seminar to discover<br />
lower-risk strategies for property investing.<br />
For more details, see advertisement below.<br />
R.I.P NEGATIVE GEARING:<br />
INVESTING IN POSITIVELY GEARED PROPERTY<br />
Breakfast<br />
Positively Geared Properties<br />
Negative gearing has commonly been the driving<br />
factor for many property investors, but there is<br />
another model for property investors to follow –<br />
positive gearing. This is where the rent covers the<br />
costs and the property actually produces an income.<br />
These properties are commonly found in regional<br />
areas with good growth prospects. The rent is<br />
higher than the costs, something that is difficult<br />
to achieve in the more expensive capital cities<br />
where prices are high compared with rents.<br />
Come along to our seminar to discover<br />
lower-risk strategies for property investing.<br />
WHEN<br />
Thursday<br />
29 September 2016<br />
from 7:30 AM<br />
to 8:30 PM (AEST)<br />
WHERE<br />
Carnegie Financial Planning<br />
Suite 202, Level 2<br />
34 Charles St<br />
Parramatta 2150<br />
EVENING<br />
SESSION<br />
6pm<br />
same day<br />
& place<br />
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www.carnegiefin.com.au<br />
Carnegie Financial Planning Pty Ltd ABN 94 128 285 110 is an Australian Financial Services Licensee No.389528<br />
44 WESTERN SYDNEY BUSINESS ACCESS SEPTEMBER 2016
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