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Rick thanks for the reply
Certainly looks worth ivestigating there,
p.s Brissie 04 good outlook on the 1 -3
Wow, the healthy debate of “flyscreens V’s Ethics”, this thread gets better each time I check it, and there is many valid reasoning both sides.
This is the great side of open forum at work
interesting reading.Western un fortunately not, but it approx 2,000 grand a year, it’s the same owners since 1953.
But to me the some add up, it’s kind of our first step apart from our i/p unit.
So onward & upward
Hey Don,
yeah just wasnt sure, buy the way have you every read the book ” Don’t sign anything “, its an interesting read.
Cheers p.s the views / area are good never heard of the town before lol. keep the good work going
Buying here to, looking all over the place, and from learning here USA is on the plate, as commercial here too
Guys whish I could add one here too
I can tell you bout a deal I am about to do if all goes well.
Like this $75,000 dep (equity) ( 30 % )Commercial Property, Returning $ 26,000 a year.
Not looking for capital appreciation, just the + pos cash flow
Hello all
Reelygood1 or someone here, what constitutes a “penthouse”?
I clicked the link, admit fantastic views etc etc, but to me personally what I seen didnt appear to be a penthouse.
Not critising here, if you can help and correct my view be appreciated.
Cheers
Hello Nigel, kp & Westan,
Thanks for the above info for a start
Is the USA I/P subject to the same tax benefits here? i.e. Australia
Are you able to fly to USA once a year to check on i/p and claim that expense?
If you sell the property in the USA and bring the money back to Aussie will that be subjected to another tax?
Just trying to learn as much as possible aka >> da novice
Roy,
Thanks for coping the link on here for the up coming meeting @ Petersham, looking forward to it
Kelly,
I am fairly new here and was in the same position as you too, but as you say it’s hard but not impossible
This week I have found two positive geared properties alone, wont tell you exactly where they are because still in nego the price.
Keep going and searching.
Can give you a little tip, when searching for example realestate.com, click on the agents and also go through their personal listing, you maybe surprised.
Good luck [biggrin]
West,
Good reply and I appreciate it, this should keep me up to 1 am with some light reading and also trouble with the other half for staying up late again heheheh.
Cheers p.s huge source of info here from fellow investors
Hello Richard,
I would be interested too when your USA venture is up and running.
Cheers
Hello West,
I am also interested in the US & Singapore markets
.Just wondering did you see the housing reports on CNN the other day. I missed the full coverage and just caught the highlights, dont want to be a wet blanket, but indicators that they are in for a heavier downturn than the Aussie property market.
Just want to know your views on this, and if you could p/m the forum to me to be appreciated. ( why cos I normally go against the grain)
Cheers
Brahms,
I totally agree with you there too:) I have been lucky and had the same tenants ( wait for it for 17 yrs ), I have renovated the unit for them in that time, and the last job was fly screens.
[biggrin] Bunnings being my second home, and dont mind getting involved, very easy to knock up fly screens, and keep everyone happy. (tax deduct.)
I read above its a buisness deal, I agree there too, but its also good to crate a win / win situation. And as with business the environment also changes and i.e repairs need to be done.
I believe minor repairs or add ons as such is not really a huge capital expense.
I rent and still do, and also landlord, so have a clear perception of both sides of the fence.
If tennants can make your i/p more homely, and you are responsive to needs within reason, then you are in line for success. i.e. better / long term / respectful tennants.
Cheers
