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From: James Hardy
Just about to rent out what has been our home.
Do I need to get a quantity surveyor in?
(If so can any one recommend a good one in Melbourne?)
It is an old but fully renovated house built about 1910-1920. The renovation was done in 98/99 involving a with new kitchen, bathroom and lounge and fence.
I have also just painted the property prior to renting it out next month.
What can we (can't we) claim?
Also if I leave major electrical items in the house such as dishwasher fridge etc can I claim any of these as any sort of deduction?
Regards,
new to all of this!
Budeboy.
Just about to rent out what has been our home.
Do I need to get a quantity surveyor in?
(If so can any one recommend a good one in Melbourne?)
It is an old but fully renovated house built about 1910-1920. The renovation was done in 98/99 involving a with new kitchen, bathroom and lounge and fence.
I have also just painted the property prior to renting it out next month.
What can we (can't we) claim?
Also if I leave major electrical items in the house such as dishwasher fridge etc can I claim any of these as any sort of deduction?
Regards,
new to all of this!
Budeboy.
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