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johnhayson
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I want to buy a property in Australia,Please suggest me the proper procedure.
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Supp_Eleeiy
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I think building a SMSF purchase of an investment property is the best way.
Yes, it is really a long process, but in the same time, you will save a lot of tax.
Yes, it is really a long process, but in the same time, you will save a lot of tax.
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ceema.datta
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Potential investors who are currently considering an overseas property purchase in Asia, will probably have Thailand on their short-list at the outset, but upon looking into it will find that property investment in Thailand is currently a two sided coin:
On the one hand Bangkok has recently been listed among the top twenty tourism destinations in the world, which should make a property investment there a good one. Dig a little deeper however and you find that capital appreciation, -- previously strong in Thailand -- along with all factors to be considered before investing, have been detrimentally affected by the recent political turmoil, namely the September 2006 coup.
On the one hand Bangkok has recently been listed among the top twenty tourism destinations in the world, which should make a property investment there a good one. Dig a little deeper however and you find that capital appreciation, -- previously strong in Thailand -- along with all factors to be considered before investing, have been detrimentally affected by the recent political turmoil, namely the September 2006 coup.
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