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    @sarahlouise what suburb did you buy in? Feel free to drop me an email :)

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    Hey mate

    When I was running low on capacity I used Corey Batt from Precision Funding. He would be able to help you out

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    Same thing happened to me when I tried to refi, except my wife & I happened to break-up before I put the application in. She moved in with her mother. And guess what after the refi was completed we magically got back together – go figure!!!! Beat them to there own stupidity.

    Hope they’re not reading these forums :)

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    I had similar when I first started. Was only a couple properties in and bank / broker said no more. I think this is because most are transactional, ie look at that transaction in isolation rather than considering your plans to have a dozen properties and mapping the whole way forward strategically.

    Corey who posted above has done our last 10 finances / refinances and is well worth a chat if you want someone like the latter.

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    Hi Lachland

    Corey Batt is your best bet. He’s done all my loans and invests himself and he contributes info to these forums too. Reach him on [email protected]

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    We can help you with this. We often manage renovations for interstate landlords to rental spec rather than owner occupier spec.

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    @vansprang Have a chat with corey about your situation, he can let you know whether you can get that IO extension for another period. Some banks will and some won’t, and the ones that will have different requirements. Best to talk to the pros on this one.

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    Can I evict the tenant prior to this or at least let them know my intentions and give them the option to move if they can find another property before the lease expires?

    Hiya

    You need to give tenant 14 days notice of your intention to list the property for sale.

    You can not evict them if they’re on a lease. If you want to let them go via mutual agreement you can, but they may want compensation for having to go early.

    The new buyer inherits the tenant and the lease as is, but does not inherit the property management agreement.

    Also need to give the tenant appropriate notice for when photographer, home opens / potential buyers and the valuer needs to go through the property.

    I’ve written lots on this topic on other sites.

    Cheers
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    I’m in discussions with Precision Private Wealth for my planning. They’re pro property, have a ton of knowledge on smsf info, etc

    They’re based in Adelaide but I’ve sorted everything by phone and email so wouldn’t really matter if I was elsewhere I don’t think.

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    Hi and welcome Jared!

    I’m originally from Perth and bought my first at 21 too. I wish you well.

    Best advice is to get along to the forum meetups. Chatting with like minded people will teach you way more than any book or seminar ever will.

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    @danieljb

    Your best bet is to speak to an investment savvy broker. With lending getting as tight as it is, really need to strategise which lenders you use if you want to get multiple properties. You’ll find with both the banks and with novice brokers that they only really care about getting the current transaction through and not really much beyond that.

    Corey who posted above is an excellent example of that and has financed the majority of my portfolio.

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    Should be great!

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    I am now focusing on a strategy of buying small apartment complexes.

    Who do yo use for lending on these?

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    Hi @davrey

    I’m a property manager myself and as a result know what to look for when choosing a PM for my interstate properties. I use Paddington Realty over there.

    Ask for Rob there, and please tell him David Traeger sent you and I’m sure he’ll do you a good deal. He looks after mine in Forrestfield which is just nearby to yours :)

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    Adelaide Eastern Suburbs

    The prestigious eastern suburbs of Adelaide provide plenty of capital growth opportunities for investors, both in the short and long terms. It is quite a desirable place to live for both owner occupiers and tenants alike.
    Well established, character-filled, tree lined streets dominate the region as well as highly sought after schools. In such a blue chip region, don’t expect to get much rental yield.
    One of the disadvantages of the region is the lack of public transport services present. Given the wealth in the area, I doubt this is a concern. It does make some of the main roads busy for commuters though. There has been plans of extending the city tram to the eastern suburbs but these have received no funding yet.
    As discussed in previous area reviews, vacancy rate and owner occupier ratios combine to tell a story of how over or under supplied an area is and thus whether worth investing in. The eastern suburbs of Adelaide are predominantly owner occupied and low vacancy, allowing investor activity if you can afford the price tags. The exception being units in Norwood which are very over supplied – unfortunately the figures available online doesn’t separate dwelling types.

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    Median rents in the area
    I’ve graphed the median rents in the area, separating houses and units which as you can see are quite disparate.

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    School zones
    Driving families to the area is the strong desire to be in one of the top schools in Adelaide. There are 3 main ones in this area – Glenunga International High School, Marryatville High School and Norwood Morialta High school. There are several well performing private schools in the area as well.

    Glenunga International High School zone map – https://www.decd.sa.gov.au/sites/g/files/net691/f/glenunga_international_high_school_zone_map.pdf
    Marryatville High School zone map – https://www.decd.sa.gov.au/sites/g/files/net691/f/marryatville_high_school_zone_map.pdf
    Norwood Morialta High School zone map – https://www.decd.sa.gov.au/sites/g/files/net691/f/norwood_morialta_high_school_zone_map.pdf

    A little about each of the suburbs:
    Norwood – Closest to the CBD of all suburbs in this review, its home of the trendiest café strip in all of Adelaide “The Parade”. It has many trendy cafes, restaurants and local businesses.
    Magill – Has a University campus and the aforementioned Norwood Morialta High School
    Tranmere –Has an interesting demographic – the old houses here are predominantly Italian who have been there for decades and the newly built townhouses rapidly popping up to replace them are mostly Asian families.
    Rostrevor – At the foothills (part of the suburb even comes under Adelaide Hills Council). Grand 2 storey homes are quite common.
    Burnside – Also foothills, some properties get exquisite views of Adelaide from here. Has the Burnside Village, which is a prestigious shopping centre home of many high end fashion labels.
    Glenunga – Known mostly for its school, which is one of the most sought after in South Australia.
    Kensington Park – Along with Kensington Gardens is very well regarded, famous cricketer Sir Donald Bradman lived here.
    Firle – Has the only Kmart of the eastern suburbs. Not as well regarded as the other suburbs in this list as reflected by the lower rental figures and higher rental population.
    Beulah Park – Avoid the main roads that border this area! Within has nice character homes at affordable prices to get you close to the action without being on top of it.
    Maylands – Well established area with nice homes. Has good potential being as its next to Adelaide’s highest price suburb at St Peters.

    Dave’s Suburb Pick:
    Tranmere –
    The well-priced old homes are providing plenty of opportunity for both renovation and development.
    Local vernacular refers to the better part of the suburb as Poets Corner, where a few streets have famous poet names and are generally better regarded and appearing do streets. Refer to the Campbelltown City Council website as to what is possible here. The Poets Corner section has slightly stricter zoning than the rest of the suburb.

    Dave’s “what to avoid”
    Units in Norwood.
    There’s far too many of them and are quite over supplied and difficult to let. Additionally, majority of them were built in the 60’s prior to planning laws and as a result are now seeing the maintenance issues pile up.

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    The body corporate does, using the strata levies

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    I think Corey is your best bet for deals like this.

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    Happy to help buddy

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    Given Nathan’s is illegitimate I wouldn’t be trying to emulate.

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    Shouldn’t have cross collateralized

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