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With the Australian residential real estate market amounting to $10.3 trillion and the Australian commercial real estate market reaching $1.3 trillion at the start of 2024, this lucrative industry with its potential for long-term growth, diversification and various income streams, stands out as a resilient...

In recent years, the humble granny flat has undergone a transformation from a mere accessory to a principal feature with lucrative income-generating potential. Amidst escalating interest rates and the daunting challenge of meeting mortgage payments, homeowners are increasingly exploring the idea of investing in granny...

Investing in property offers investors a chance to build wealth; nevertheless, it’s crucial to be cautious because misleading and deceptive information is prevalent, potentially leading investors astray. BMT Tax Depreciation explore some common myths and potentially dangerous advice on property investment including: Only wealthy people can...

First-time property investors should be aware that there are several common mistakes that can be detrimental to their investment success. We discuss five common mistakes first-time investors should avoid when purchasing an investment property.   Not doing research  Research plays a crucial role in property investing as...

Are you a property investor who has completed renovations, upgraded or updated assets? If so, you may be making a costly mistake by not updating your tax depreciation schedule.  Many property investors are under the misconception that depreciation is not available on older second-hand properties. However,...

Building a property portfolio is a rewarding yet often complex process that requires planning, research, consulting, and most of all strategy.  How does you know where to begin? Here, BMT Tax Depreciation provide the steps to building your investment property portfolio and how to get started.  Define...

Choosing to use a Pay As You Go (PAYG) withholding variation could allow property investor to routinely increase their cash flow by changing the amount of tax withheld by their employer. Here, BMT Tax Depreciation outlines how a PAYG withholding variation works, the benefits, and...

Depreciation is the natural wear and tear that occurs to a building and the assets within it over time.  The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) allows owners of income-producing properties to claim this depreciation as a tax deduction.  Property depreciation can be quite technical, but luckily BMT...