Owning an investment property involves more than rental income and property management. Expenses, borrowing costs, tax treatment, property use and ownership structure can all affect the financial performance of a rental property.
The Ray White Youngs Rentals Investment Information Guide provides landlords and property investors with an overview of some of the financial matters that can affect residential property investment. It is useful for new investors and experienced landlords reviewing their existing portfolio.
The guide looks at a range of topics that can affect the cost and performance of an investment property, including:
Understanding these areas can help landlords keep better track of the financial side of owning a rental property. The guide also highlights situations where professional advice may be appropriate, particularly for tax and financial matters.
Some common rental property expenses may be deductible, including insurance, rates, certain low-value assets, eligible interest costs, accounting fees, legal expenses and property management fees, subject to the applicable requirements.
The guide also explains that capital, private and other non-qualifying expenses cannot simply be treated as deductions against rental income. Healthy Homes work can also have different tax treatment depending on the condition of the property and the work carried out.
For tax matters, investors should seek advice from a qualified accountant based on their own circumstances.
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If you are considering an investment property or would like to discuss professional rental property management, Ray White Youngs Rentals can help you understand the property management side of your investment.