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LETTER FROM THE
MANAGING DIRECTOR
Dear Reader,
We are delighted to provide you with a free copy of this eBook. NRAS is an exciting opportunity
for all potential property investors to consider before making an investment. In reviewing NRAS
however many investors are making mistakes that can and should be avoided. Our purpose in
publishing this eBook is to help you understand those potential mistakes in the hope that you
can avoid them.
We hope that some part of what you read in this eBook is beneficial and of service to you and
assists you in considering whether an NRAS investment is right for you. As always we
encourage you to seek advice from suitably qualified professionals prior to making any
investment decision.
As one of Australia’s leading financial educational material providers we work with dedicated
associated advisers with years of experience, who help people make educated financial
decisions throughout various stages of life.
Generally if you seek advice from one of our associated advisors your first appointment is free
of charge so we urge you to consult the contacts section on the inside back cover to make an
appointment today.
Best regards
Frank Paul
Managing Director
Financial advice, at any stage of your life
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INTRODUCTION
Increasingly, property investors are looking to the National Rental Affordability Scheme
(hereafter referred to as NRAS) as a means of creating cashflow positive investment property
wealth.
NRAS is an exciting Federal and State Government initiative that can provide property
investors with exceptional outcomes.
Like any investment type however there are many risks and potential pitfalls to consider. And
experienced and inexperienced property investors alike are at risk of making critical mistakes
when considering an NRAS investment.
This eBook is designed to help you avoid the 11 Greatest NRAS Mistakes!
In writing this eBook we assume that you have already read our first eBook in our NRAS series,
How to Use NRAS to Create Cashflow Positive Investment Property Wealth. If not please take
the time to download it and read it.
Let’s have a brief re-cap of NRAS in the meantime.
NRAS was created by the Council of Australian Governments (COAG) as part of a strategy to
address housing affordability within Australia.
NRAS has been established to:
· Increase the supply in affordable rental dwellings.
· Reduce rental costs for low and moderate income households.
· Encourage large-scale investment in affordable housing.
The scheme aims to facilitate the building of new affordable rental properties through the
provision of significant incentives to property investors. Investors are eligible to receive these
incentives for ten years.

National rental affordability scheme