Now, more than ever, there is a growing need for quality housing options. This makes property investing a popular choice for those wanting to create wealth with tangible assets that they can see, touch and even live in if their strategy changes. Property can be the most user-friendly investing strategy as it can provide returns immediately rather than having to wait until an asset is sold like some other investments. Investing in property can also have a beneficial impact on the lives of those not in a position to purchase property themselves but who require specialised housing.

Having your investment property tenanted means your very lovely tenants will be paying rent which goes towards the income generated by the property. Part of the Mia Casa Strategy is to assist you in making sure Your Casa is Their Casa and that the best tenants are paying the best rent for all involved. This rent can be used to pay off your investment loan (also known as the mortgage). Additionally, the rent could be used as a stream of income to assist you in purchasing further properties. Perhaps you want to use your financial investment wins to improve your lifestyle, go on a holiday or pay for school fees. Whatever works best for you and your strategy.

At Mia Casa we show you how you can use an investment loan to finance the purchase of your investment property. This allows you to benefit from the increase in value of the property while only putting down a percentage of the total purchase price and costs.

The best strategies result in your property gaining value over time. This allows you to benefit from the increase in value if you decide to sell or you can use that added value to assist you in buying your next investment property (and your next property and so on). With the correct strategy customised for your needs, you will be looking at an investment portfolio to maximise your wealth, not just a property or two – even if this does seem out of reach in the current climate.

Your property investing can attract a range of tax benefits. Your accountant can explain this in depth, however our accountant advises us that these can include increasing your tax return through a variety of costs including interest on your investment loan/mortgage and other expenses associated with the purchase and maintenance of your investment. For more information, ask us about this during your introduction call.