UT just shows how much the bears dont know about prudent legal and accounting issues that apply equally to all people, and taxpayers for a simple mum and dad occupied housing scenario...it would never raise its head...
but for those people with multiple properties, with different goals, and family issues, to be considered, family trusts, units trusts and discretionary trusts are a must have..
hohoho....the ones that make some of the biggest noises, know so little, and it shows..... geez... the difference in knowledge between successful property investors, and the other mob, is a huge gap in knowledge with 1 representing the least knowledge to 10 being successful I put up threads, to show some insight, and varied views for those looking for information.... to entice them to really explore, and think about the subject most of the time, we just get the same attacks, the same doomsday gloom, that has been evident on this forum, for so long.... as if the posters have not moved on from their position, or the doom and gloom attitude, after 5 or 10 years....
