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Thanks for the reply Mick and apologies for the 101 questions - I'll curb my enthusiasm and go do some reading at the ATO site :cool: This particular strategy discussed and the OP's situation particularly piqued my interest because I read a lot about people converting PPORs to IPs, but not so...

I don't quite follow - bear with me, I still have my L plates on ;) Are you saying that by buying earlier and treating the future PPOR as an IP for the interim - he will be subject to CGT based on any increase in val from the initial purchase to a re-val at the finish of this interim period...

Is there another strategy which sees you buying the larger PPOR now and using it as an IP until you are ready to move in? That way you could make use of the taxation benefits of treating it as an IP, using the time it spends as an IP to reduce the non-deductible debt you will need to start...

Thanks for the links! Here's a couple that I've found in my travels: http://www.landlords.co.nz/ http://www.newzealandmortgages.com.au/

Contacts? Have wanted to invest in NZ for a while now but find it hard to get information on the necessary banking and compliance aspects as an Australian investor. Specifically, how does one best organise an investment loan, and can gearing/deductions work in the same manner as it does...