For Investors
At Oaknest Property we specialise in maximising your returns on lucrative real estate opportunities.
Whether you're a seasoned investor, or just beginning to build your portfolio, our team is committed to providing you with expert guidance, in-depth market insights and personalised strategies tailored to your financial goals.
During our management, we conduct regular reviews and, in consultation with you and your investment team, develop plans for the future.
Our proactive investor care ensures that your investments are managed with the utmost attention throughout their lifecycle. We strive to help you achieve and surpass your targets, offering continuous support and strategic advice.
Helpful Investor Resources can be found below:
Depreciation
A depreciation schedule is a comprehensive report detailing depreciation deductions that property investors can claim over time via their tax return. These deductions include the natural wear and tear on commercial and residential investment properties, including all fixtures and fittings, as well as on the building itself.
Our clients can enjoy a discount for a depreciation report with BMT when commissioned by our office. As always, please refer to your taxation adviser for specific advice.
Capital Gains Tax (CGT)
Capital Gains Tax (CGT) is the tax you pay on profits from disposing of your assets including investments, such as property, shares and currency assets. Although it is referred to as "capital gains tax", it's part of your income tax assessment, not a separate tax. Please refer to your taxation adviser for specific advice.
Buyer Agents
What is a buyer agent in Australia? A buyer agent or buyer advocate - is a property-buying professional who specialises in searching for, scoping out and evaluating properties, as well as negotiating or bidding at auction on your behalf. We are always happy to engage with your preferred buyer agent, but do advise you to carry out any required due-diligence in selection of the agent.
Negative or positive gearing
Positive gearing - your property is positively geared if the income from your investment is more than your interest payments and outgoings like maintaining and repair costs.
Negative gearing - your property is negatively geared if the income from your investment is less than your interest payments and outgoings.
ATO - Positive/Negative Gearing