For many Australians, property is more than just bricks and mortar — it’s a pathway to building wealth. A big advantage available to investors is negative gearing, a strategy that not only helps offset the costs of owning an investment property but can also significantly reduce your tax bill along the way. By turning rental losses into valuable tax deductions, negative gearing can make holding property more affordable in the short term while positioning you for long-term capi

Buying a tenanted property can be an excellent investment strategy, providing immediate rental income, reduced vacancy risk, and a ready-made tenancy structure.

Negative gearing and depreciation can be powerful tools, but the details matter. Every investor’s situation is different, and the right approach depends on your income, property goals, and financial capacity.

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From maintenance costs and depreciation to the importance of your loan structure, this article will walk you through how to maximise your investment property tax deductions