Children return a healthy profit

Article Abstract:

The Australian government's support of child care makes investment in the industry a lucrative business. There are three ways to invest. One is to buy a lease-hold business at a cost of $200,000 to $350,000 in Queensland. The second manner of investing is as a passive investor in which the investor purchases the property and leases it to the tenant for an approximate net yield of 12 to 13 percent. The third way to invest is to own the business in addition to the property.

Child care services

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Heritage gains a new advantage

Article Abstract:

Residential properties are reaping the economic benefits of heritage designations even if developers and commercial projects site it as a nuisance. Whether the designation is a help or hinderance to property owners depends on the perspective of the parties involved. While it gives the property prestige and identity, local government controls can be viewed as excessive.

Housing, Historic buildings, Historic districts

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Gearing: beware of the negatives

Article Abstract:

High income earners are looking at tax driven investment strategies to offset the surcharge on superannuation contributions. One strategy is negative gearing of property. Negative gearing is where the investment in property is less than the income from it and then offsetting the loss. But with low inflation and interest rates, investors should beware.

Planning, Personal finance, Real estate investment, Real estate investments

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