better to do this than use your own cash IMO as the whole IP loan(s) is tax deductable even though some of it is secured against your PPOR. just don't cross your IP and PPOR loans. best see a good broker
If its your first property, its definately worth talking to a broker. Don't fall into the cross collateralisation trap as Richard mentions above. been there done that, it's a nightmare to when it comes to number 2.
Jpcashflow wrote:
Hi every one, We are in the process of selling our bussiness, unfortunately the bussiness has been for sales at 500k (this is what we owe) For about 6 months but in order to get a sale in this current climate we might need to take a 50k to 100k loss. Our bussiness is set up as family trust an my wife and I are only 28 so we can…[Read more]
bricman wrote:
HiMy creative project was at the end of last year and well not so creative as some suggestions on this forum, it was to me.We bought a relocatable cabin for $16k along with all the costs involved to install on my IP site (TOTAL $36k) and we rent it out currently for $200 p/w along with the main house. A dual occupation project.The…[Read more]
We just bought in Dubbo. getting about 6.5% gross return without doing any work. hopefully we can lift it with a bit of TLC if the tenant ever moves out.The prospects look good with 1% rental vacancy and the prospect of 1000 new jobs in 2 new mines plus any indirect jobs over the next few years.Long term Wellington to me doesn't seem to be a…[Read more]
Barry O'farrel tried to cut the tariff for existing installations but caved in to public pressure. Cambell Newman might have more guts though .we have a 1.5KW system cost us $400 in total ($9000 by the tax payer), and havent paid a power bill for 2 years. Doubtful if it has added any value to the house although solar systems are in some RE adds.
The problem is your income is only possible due to government subsidies and rebates. How long will these last? Probably not long with a slowing economy and a general push back against green madness (thanks to the Carbon tax). In NSW new installations only recieve 20c per KW tariff down from 60c. this also applies if a connection change…[Read more]
Yep, I was looking at property online in Dunedoo, a small town in central west NSW. Was surprised the medium price was $220 000. Seemed a bit expensive, until I realised it was based on only one sale.
If the council is saying you can't build, then you most likely wont be able too.if the sewer pipe is your internal line to the main council line, you may be able to move this at a cost.if it is the council line, you have bucleys chance. The drainage diagram should indicate the location of these, but you can also check the location of the c…[Read more]
Just bought a IP that was built in the late 70s. While the property is in good condition there doesn't appear to be any new renovation. ie kitchen, bathroom carpets, window coverings are probably about 10 years old.for this IP would it be worth getting a QS report? i am thinking the depreciation on most items for tax purposes would be over and…[Read more]
Well done Engelo. I have family in Coonamble, and just driving around recently I have noticed a lot more properties for sale.Could have something to do with a new agent in town but I have also heard of one particular investor struggling to find tenants and also buyers.But at $22K sounds like you found a good deal.
You might want to check with a few local property managers, In Dubbo many of the property managers won't take on properties in high density housing commission areas.