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How negative gearing changes could affect investors


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Negative gearing changes and what investors need to know

Negative gearing changes could reshape how investors borrow, buy and plan their next property move.

In this episode of The Brokers’ Lounge, Eddie and Carlo unpack the proposed changes to negative gearing and what they may mean for borrowing capacity, property prices, rents and investor strategy.

They explain how the changes could affect established properties, newly built homes, lending assessments, rental yields and the way banks look at investment loans moving forward.

They also discuss what this could mean for first home buyers, new investors, existing investors, builders, developers and anyone relying on tax deductions as part of their property strategy.

If you own an investment property, are thinking about buying one, or want to understand how the lending landscape could shift, this episode gives you a clear look at what to consider next.

⏱️ Timestamps:

 00:00 Intro
 01:01 Budget changes and negative gearing
 02:31 What is actually changing?
 04:54 Which properties may still qualify?
 06:51 What negative gearing means
 08:48 Why lenders are already reacting
 12:05 How borrowing capacity could be affected
 22:53 What should property investors do now?

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Get in touch with Eddie: Eddie Malaeb - Senior Mortgage Broker
Get in touch with Carlo:
https://calendly.com/carlo-o8zv/30min

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Disclaimer: The information contained within this podcast is general in nature
and does not take into account your personal circumstances. Please reach out if
you wish to discuss your personal situation

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