ANUVA
Anuva Property
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A bespoke portfolio of carefully selected properties managed by the Flyt team to provide meaningful growth for investors
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Flyt has a straightforward attitude to business, an impressive track record and is highly regarded in the industry – their core company values resonate with Anuva’s and are the building blocks of the partnership.
The Select Fund, Partnership Fund and Hospitality Fund comprise tax-efficient, complaint structures that allow investors to use their tax refund towards a property-backed investment and then assists them in financing the rest.
All three funds are fully subscribed with all investments having been deployed into the underlying, qualifying companies/projects. The full asset management and accounting functions are performed by Anuva Property Asset Management.
Anuva Investments has partnered with Flyt Property Investment, a Cape-based property development and investment team, to provide their investors with a wide range of strategically located tax-leveraged property investment opportunities.
FLYT Select Fund
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The Flyt Select Fund gives taxpayers a massive tax break and they become the owner of a pre-approved aparthotel unit. They can finance it themselves or get up to 100% funding if approved. Flyt uses a section 12J company for the investment and they can get up to 45% tax back.
How It Works
The taxpayer gets a tax refund, which they use towards the purchase of their unit.
The balance is paid for by a bond they apply for.
The aparthotel income is used to service the bond.
All profit (income and capital) goes to the taxpayer.
FLYT Partnership Fund
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Flyt becomes a 50:50 property partner with taxpayer/s in a private property investment holding company. Flyt finances taxpayers’ shares upfront and tax payers receive a massive tax break.
How It Works
Shares at R1m each are available (max R300m).
The taxpayer or a group can buy as many shares – or part thereof – as they wish.
Each share gives them a R1m tax deduction.
They get a tax refund of up to R450k per share, depending on their tax profile.
STATS breakdown
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