The Property Prescription
Join Tony Chen & Phillip Almeida as they discuss the best property investing tips for members of the medical profession.
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The Tax Changes Doctors Can’t Afford to Ignore | Episode 28 (opens the original)
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Major property tax and structuring changes are creating new questions for doctors, medical specialists and practice owners.In this week's podcast, Belinda Hudson from William Buck explains what could change for trusts, companies, SMSFs, commercial property, valuations and small business CGT concessions, and why restructuring too quickly could be an expensive mistake.
Why It Took 5 Months For This Property Owner to Rebuild a Fence | Bonus Episode (opens the original)
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Five months after a car crashed through Mike’s front fence, the rebuild is finally complete, but not before council approval, insurance claims, thousands of dollars in permit costs, and hours spent trying to find a reliable tradesperson.In this short bonus, Phil and Mike share the final update on this real-life property case study and the challenges involved in navigating repairs, permits and insurance.
Why Doctors Shouldn’t Handle Property Disasters Alone | Episode 27 (opens the original)
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Buying your first home should feel exciting. Instead, one Melbourne homeowner found himself dealing with a car-damaged fence, an insurer that misplaced crucial evidence and a council approval process that continued for months. In a realtime case study, Phil explains how property managers, surveyors, engineers and legal advisers can help navigate insurance claims, fencing disputes and council regulations without consuming every spare weekend.
New vs Established Property: Has the Smarter Investment Changed? (opens the original)
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New property has traditionally been treated as the inferior investment, but changing lending conditions, negative gearing rules and serviceability pressures could shift the equation for Australian doctors. Phil and Saskia compare new and established residential property across borrowing capacity, capital growth, rental yield, depreciation, cash flow and long-term portfolio performance. They also reveal the non-negotiable rule investors should apply before buying in a new development.
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