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Hey everyone,
i would also love to meet and network with other adelaide property entrepreneurs! i have been meaning to join the SA real estate investors group but lost the membership form (oops!)..
I believe it must be the same group that has been mentioned on this thread; i will email Dr.X for the details.hope to meet you all soon
Jacob
Hey mate,
id be happy to talk to you. i just turned 21 a week ago, bought first property about a year ago at 19/20.
just in the process of finalising another 2!do you have msn? ill have a chat to you there. pm me and we can exchange email addresses etc.
cheers mate.
Jake
Hi Terryw,
i just wanted to say that i found your post extremely interesting, as i am i big ‘Japan Fan’.
cheers mate.
Jake
im 20, just purchase my first +CF property recently..
its netting over $2000 per annum (net=after ALL expenses).
i will be looking for the next one asap!
dont have much time to go into it more but if any other keen people want to talk business, property, or securities, or just talk please feel free to add me to your msn or send me an email!
cheers.
Jake
that site is owned by a member on here i think….
i remember seeing the link in their signature.
emcdonald: Thankyou! i hope everything goes well too. ill post up here when its all finalised.
Nobleone:
yeah at 130 p/w i would still easily cover costs.
he will be there till the end of the year anyway because he has an employment contract so i doubt that he would want to move or buy another place… all his belongings are setup there and he wouldnt find a nicer place without paying a lot more in rent, so it seems like it will be safe to bet on the 140p/week coming in!
cheers.
Jake
so your just sitting on your property holdings at the moment then?
cheers mate.
Hey everyone!
its excellent to see so many replies,
and its good to see some other south aussies on the forums!Thanks to you all for the positive comments [biggrin]
Lucifer_au:
thankyou. i hope to do something ‘business-wise’ in the near future, i have kind of been just sitting for a few months now trying to decide what to do (analysis paralysis), but hopefully i will stop procrastinating and get into action.MichaelWhyte:
cheers mate! i wish you the best in your endeavours. yes the internet is a great tool when used for good! what is it exactly that you believe would have helped you the most had the www been around earlier?destined_for_millions:
hey i like your username mate! nice one.
I currently live in St.Peters near the Adelaide CBD but i have been moving out and as of monday, i will be living in a new place at HighGate. Where is the town that you live? is there many opportunities for you there?
The areas i am looking at are anywhere within a reasonable driving distance from Adelaide, say 3 or 4 hours drive. this is because i will be able to view the places easy enough and will keep me semi-within my comfort zone (my comfort geographic[biggrin])
i am avoiding towns along the murray because the prices are somewhat rediculous in places and i think it would be hard to get a good return without a lot of searching and research.
biggest difficulties would be making the right contacts (networking) and finding potential areas to invest in. this has been helped by meeting some people who are successful in the PI field who have been helping me along the way, and have been suggesting potential geographics to look at. also i have been reading and researching PI material (books etc.) for quite a while, which has helped me a lot. its getting hard to write this, as it is getting very long, but feel free to send me a pm and we can chat further!
and; YES!, learning about others is extremely interesting and helpful.kinks:
hey mate, where did you buy your first IP if you dont mind me asking? where are you looking to invest next?
I have found that most rich/wealthy and successful people are more than happy to help others who are aspiring to thier level or beyond. i figure this is becuase they get a sense that they have really achieved something, and that they are looked up to and respected. theres no harm in asking any questions to these people you look up to. you may be surprised; they might not shutup!
as for a PI group in Adelaide, im not sure, and if there is one i would be very interested to know, so let me know if you find out anything.
i wish you well with your investment journey too mate! cheers.JetDollars:
thanks for the support mate. i take it you have IP elsewhere? how do you find that SA fairs up against other locations in Australia, in terms of price, returns, tennants, etc.?byronent:
Thanks mate. another fellow SA resident, good to see!abbee:
well there are many people whom i admire in Adelaide (business people and property investors etc.). starting with my grandpa whom i admire greatly; he has given me some great tips about investments (though he is a little on the conservative side). his career began with his best friend when they started a furniture business which has expanded into the largest furniture retailer in the state (and possibly others)… see if any of you Adelaide residents can guess the business in question?
as for property investment, one of my friends (though a lot older than me) who has a very successful business introduced me to one of his friends who is an extremely successful property investor. they have then introduced me to one of their close friends who is also their main investment partner. they have both expanded beyond Australia with their property investing. both of these people have helped me a great deal and if you are reading (not sure if you are members here), you know who you are! i cannot thankyou enough!i better end it here because my fingers are getting sore! hehe.
everyone please feel free to pm me if you like.
Cheers all!
Jake
Hey mate, this should clear it up for you.
note the **Interest** calculation, ill bet this is where you made your mistake. its late now so ill explain your other question another time.INITIAL CASH DOWN
Depost (30%) = (250000x.3) = 75000
Closing costs = (250000x.05) = 12500
Total Cash Needed = 87500CASH INFLOWS
Rent = 33600CASH OUTFLOWS
Outgoings (paid by tennant) = –
Repairs (33600x.05) = 1680
**Interest** ((250000-75000)x.08) = 14000
Total Cash Outflows = 15680CASH ON CASH RETURN
Cash inflows = 33600
Cash outflows = 15680
Net cashflow (33600-15680) = 17920
Initial cash down = 87500Cash On Cash Return = 0.2048
((17920/87500)x100) = 20.48%Cheers.
Jake
Hi there Simon,
thanks for the reply.
and cheers for the support mate!
Jake
Hi there Fin,
Its probably not my place to give advice, considering Im a newbie and all (2nd post[confused2])…
I was looking at metro area (Adelaide) property, but have since relented and am looking for a CF+ place in another area out of the major cities. Most of the places i was looking at were similar (price, rent etc.) to what you have described.
I have done lots of research, read books, etc. and had advice from many successful property investors and came to the conclusion that in order to expand my portfolio in the near future, I will need to start with cheaper CF+ property. I dont want to go into it too much or this post will be beyond readable.
just thought id briefly tell you my experiences with searching for the ‘first deal’…
having said that though, it doesnt sound to bad, given that you will get the $170p/w rent. But it may be better for you to look around for longer until an even better deal is found!
good luck mate.
Jake