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- Results1 wrote:More cons than pros in my opinion, however they do tend to be cheap and can be situated in good areas close to water.
Finance and resale are difficult. What look like great returns can be eaten up by undisclosed outgoings, particularly in holiday let scenarios. If there is an extraordinary amount for sale in the same block, there will be a reason for that, so check on online and with local agents. They probably should be furnished, even for long term rentals as in my experience (and believe me there are plenty on the Gold Coast) your tenants will be "betweeners", between jobs, residences, towns and luck. Take out landlord insurance because they can quite literally disappear into the night.
I don't list them, but if it stacks up and the finance is obtainable, then they are still worth a look.
Also dont buy it just because it's all you can afford, may be better off to wait until you can buy higher.
Hi,
Appreciate your help. I have found in the same block (part of serviced apartments) there are other 1 bedders available for a bit more. Returns looks like +ve cash flow.
But you mentioned to be weary if there are alot of them on sale from the same block. This is the case, they have a few on sale and a few already sold. What should I be particuliarly cautious of ??
It is situated close to a busy road, which is the main downside i can see.
Thanks in advance
Thanks.
So ultimately, one would still need to sell the property to realise the gains though right?
So when they sell it, in the end they would still need to pay CGT ? or is there some loop hole or way around?Any good places or books about property tax in NSW/Australia?
Thx in advance
Thanks for the reply, definately helps alot.
Does anyone know if theres any particuliar suburbs to avoid in Sydney?
Was looking mainly at the surrounding suburbs of the city .. eg Surry Hills, Ultimo, Darlinghurst. Thoughts?