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About Building Assets
Building Assets is a property investment company, established to align potential investors with the Government’s National Rental Affordability Scheme (NRAS) approved properties. Building Assets take a holistic, inclusive and conservative approach to property investment, with established and reputable contacts in the building construction and financial professions.
Property Investment with cash back each week!
Leading property investor adviser, Building Assets have National Rental Affordability Scheme (NRAS) grants on offer to eligible investors in the residential property market. Building Assets are offering a cash flow positive residential property investment from year one, through the Federal Government’s National Rental Affordability Scheme (NRAS). Introduced in 2008, NRAS is designed to encourage investment in residential housing, through a new class of tax effective property investment.
Happy clients have been known to say this is just 'like the Defence Housing Australia (DHA) program but only better cashflow.'
Looking for a cash flow positive investment? Just ask us, how?
Building Assets Director, Rob Mitchell, said that they had identified a need in the market for a company to investors looking for low maintenance, cashflow positive properties.
NRAS provides a huge win for purchasers by producing a negative geared, cash flow positive investment, whilst also giving access to cheaper quality rental properties and assists to address the acute housing shortage in South Australia," says Rob Mitchell.
Government supported to secure your investment future
The Scheme provides a financial incentive of a minimum of $9,981 tax free per house annually (this is almost $110,000 in the investor’s pocket over the ten year period), who rent approved houses at 20% below current market rates to eligible tenants.
Contact Building Assets on 08 8223 4689 for further details.
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