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    November 30, 2010 - 11:06 am

    Thanks for reply.

    Given that the rental income on that property would be higher than the interest which I have to pay, then this becomes a POSITIVE geared property.
    Now my question is:

    Is there any way to convert a positive geared property into a negative geared property?

    For example if I get some new loan to buy my wife's share on the property? Do I have to pay stamp duty for that?

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