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  • Profile photo of magmag
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    The property is $275 K (fibro house in great location…300 metres from beach and international golf course)…rent is $185 pw. A large proportion of 65 and over retirees (30%) and 16 years and below (20%) age group…60 minute drive south of Batemans Bay

    I figure (after costs and negative gearing) that I will be out of pocket by $6500 pa.

    Is this a wise property investment?

    Profile photo of byronent_2byronent_2
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    Depends on your situation and your action plan.

    You looking for CG or CF?

    Byronent
    Adelaide SA

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    CG = Capital Gains
    CF = Cash Flow

    He is a newbie Byron.

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    Profile photo of Wally ShandWally Shand
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    I am a 3 yr newbie with one property.
    This property doesn’t seem to go even close to steve’s 11 second or meet Margaret Lomas 20 questions.

    Keep looking

    Cheers

    wally

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    Maybe see about an increase in rent with a bit of paint and elbo grease (cosmetic face lift) on the property. compare with similar properties in the area; To see the likley hood of rental increase and there by reducing your out of pocket expense.

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    Profile photo of RikkyRikky
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    There are a lot of things to consider.
    Is there capital growth now or in the near future. If not then you are losing $6500 a year until there is growth again . (less than that as rent increases).
    How long do you plan to keep.This could change the growth issues. If you were to keep it for 20 years then it really doesnt matter in the end you will make a good earn. But if you were to keep it for 5 years and it has little growth then you may not make anything on it.
    Short term without growth doesnt mean you cant make money . You may be able to do a reno or sub divide or change the fibro to weather board s do the gardens etc. This may give you profit.
    Hope this helps you if you want at beter repley give us more details on your plan for the future with this property .

    Cheers Rick[drummer]

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