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Rentvesting: The golden era is over - but it's not dead yet

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Australian rentvesting, a strategy where individuals buy investment properties while renting their place of residence, has become less attractive due to recent tax reforms that limit negative gearing and alter capital gains tax benefits. These changes impact cash flow for younger investors who rely on tax offsets to manage property costs, necessitating a shift towards selecting investments based more heavily on rental yield and growth potential rather than tax advantages.

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