Taxing issues and the state of play
Friday 9th October
Hi
The first morsels of statistics came out this week and although reflected what was widely perceived to be happening in the market, were interesting none-the-less.
We have a story on why auctions are the more effective way to sell presently, plus an update from the beginning of the week on what's happening on the capital gains tax front.
We also report on investors' thoughts and what they've been doing recently in the latest Landlords.co.nz/Mike Pero Mortgages survey.
And to round out the week, have a read of the latest 'Property made easy' piece sponsored by the ANZ, on the current state of play.
Have a great weekend.
Warm regards
The Landlord
Latest News
Investing made easy: State of play
The dark clouds that have loomed so ominously over the property market in recent times appear to be lifting. But that doesn't mean it's time to jump in boots and all. Approach with caution. View More
Auction rather than fixed price the best strategy
Selling your property at auction may be the way to go in the current market, due to prospective buyers still treading with caution and the uncertainty surrounding property values. View More
Auckland home listings rise, prices dip in September
Property listings in Auckland rose last month, while prices dipped, a sign that sellers may be gaining enough confidence to return to the market. View More
Property investors positive about the future
Residential property investors have changed their views on what house prices will do in the next six months, according to the latest property investor survey from Mike Pero Mortgages and Landlords.co.nz. View More
Tax Working Group says property investors pay no tax
The $200 billion rental property sector not only pays no tax, but is actually getting refunds when it might fairly be contributing tax of $500 million to $900 million a year, says a report from the last meeting of the influential Tax Working Group. View More
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