Friday, 23 August 2013

STAY SAFE AND INFORMED FOR NRAS Property




For many people the chances of investing in a property is very slim. Most people have dreamt about taking the plunge and investing in property but in the end they pay off the purchase because of lack of affordability. Well if this is you then listen carefully because now you dream can come true thanks to the new initiative introduced by the Australian government. They have introduces the NRAS property investment specifically designed to help middle income earners to invest in NRAS property. This is done by offering tax free incentives.


But unfortunately there is plenty of misinformation there when it comes to NRAS property investment. While investing in NRAS property can be a very valuable exercise, there are several things that you need to be aware of before you proceed. There are several companies that have taken the NRAS acronym and used it for their business or web address. This is because the government has failed to give the required protection to the NRAS acronym. Some of these companies try to give an impression to their clients that they are part of the NRAS and that they sell NRAS property.

So if you are thinking of NRAS property investment please be careful when dealing with a company. All the private companies who are claiming NRAS property should have a disclaimer clearly stating that they are not the part of NRAS and that they are private companies. Be careful about all the information of NRAS that you may get to hear from journalists, property authors or commentators. Rely on reputed sources because they up to date with the latest NRAS changes. Also be careful when you read about NRAS on the internet, you may still find articles written two years back on the internet. They do not give the latest information.
                                           


Another thing to be aware of is that many industry professional have not heard about NRAS property investment. There are many mortgage brokers, financial planners, accountants who are not aware of the existence of NRAS property. Another reason why lenders do not lend for NRAS property is because of out of date information. This is one of the reasons why these properties are valued below the purchasing price. The bottom line is that NRAS works differently now than what it used to when it was launched. So make sure you deal with somebody who the right information and has his facts clear.

In the end there are some last key points for you to consider when thinking about NRAS investment. Lodge an income tax variation form or cash flow could be a matter of concern. Some NRAS models cost more to run, not all of them are equal. Some finance limits may also apply. Like any other property investments not all NRAS approved properties are suitable for investment. Your main aim should be to look for good long term investment property whether it is any other property investment or NRAS. And the last thing is that avoid being ripped off some NRAS approved properties are priced above their true value, so when invent in any make sure you are in trusted hands.