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"Peace of Mind Protection Program"

1.   Finance

Confidential financial assessment.

-    To ensure comfortability and affordability

Risk management safety net

-    Protection of assets/family income

-    Rental gap protection

-    Landlord insurance

-    Duty of care service

2.   Property

Research and evaluation

Detailed property analysis

-    Proximity of infrastructure

-    Local demography

-    Historical capital growth analysis

Accredited independent valuation and rental appraisals

Depreciation schedules

3.   Other Points of Difference

Unique property management network

-    Assistance in finding a quality tenant

Designated quality assurance division

-    Progress reports during construction

-    Detailed pre-settlement inspection and report

-    Post-settlement support

Property management record system

-    Maintains all records on all aspects of your involvement

-    Bank statements               -    Plans and info

-    Depreciation schedule        -    Tenancy agreement

-    Body Corp.                        -    Rental statements

-    Insurances                        -    Anniversary statements

-    Rates

Benefits of Property Over Time

The secret is not to trend analyse but be a long term investor.

Principle of Leverage

Using Debt Wisely

Leverage: "...a way of turning a small amount of force into a much

                   greater force.."

Our herd mentality will tell us that debt is bad.   How often were we told that we couldn't afford to buy something unless we had the cash.   The fact is that by using the bank's money, we can create our own personal wealth.   Good debt is 'the secret' the wise use to build wealth.

One of the quickest ways to achieve your dreams is to use the power of leveraging and acquire investment properties.  By borrowing funds to purchase a property, one can effectively magnify its capital growth, gaining sufficient equity more swiftly to allow you to borrow further and repeat the process many times until you have a substantial property portfolio.

For example if you were to invest $10,000 in an asset and that asset doubled it's value to $20,000, you would make 100% on your investment.   However, assume you invested $10,000 of your money and borrowed $90,000 to buy an asset for $100,000.  If this asset doubles it's value to $200,000, you would have a gain of $100,000.

You have now leveraged the $10,000 against the total investment of $100,000 in order to make a 1,000% return.

This is the principle of 'Leverage'.

Depreciation

The depreciation of an asset used to produce income is a non-cash deductible item.   This simply means that you can claim a percentage of the declining value of furniture, fixtures and fittings over a number of years.  On this list of depreciating items is the biggest of them all - the building itself!   On all residential buildings constructed after July 1985 and producing income, you can claim depreciation.

Depreciation on a new building can add up to thousands of dollars a year - and best of all, it's a non-cash deduction, which means that you don't have to outlay any cash each year in order to claim the loss.   This is the factor that significantly reduces your taxable income - and your tax payments.