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"RE: Buildings appreciates, land appreciates" Reply: 2.1.1.2 From: Jas > From: "Paul Zagoridis" <[email protected]> > > > Draughts and creaks and knocks, oh my! Plumbing and electricals and gas > lines, Oh my! WC's and water-courses and right angles! Lions and tigers and bears! It...

"RE: Buildings appreciates, land appreciates" Reply: 3.1 From: Jas > From: "Lotana Von Amor" <[email protected]> > So, the ideal IP for growth is a block of land > rented out to campers - we'll get full appreciation on the 100% of the > purchase price plus some rental income too...

RE: Building depreciation Reply: 1.1.1 From: Jas > From: "Dale Gatherum-Goss" <[email protected]> hey dale :) > The idea of depreciation is that it is meant to reflect the wear and tear > of an item over time and thus it's reduced value and useful working life. > > Truth is, the main...

"RE: Buildings appreciates, land appreciates" Reply: 2.1 From: Jas > From: "Paul Zagoridis" <[email protected]> > > Buildings depreciate because even with maintenance they eventually become > dust. If you are patching and patching and patching are you left with any > of the original...

From: Jas Buildings appreciates, land appreciates Why? Just because I get a piece of paper from the ATO saying I can depreciate a building, why do they depreciate? Is someone saying that it costs less to replace it over the years? No, because of inflation, buildings actually cost (roughly)...