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    yes,foundation. I saw it today.

    I’m wondering how many investors in this forum still have interest to invest in Syd market?

    Maybe first home buyer will buy it.

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    Say land price become half price?[withstupid][baaa]

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    Thanks for everybody’s words.Thanks very much.

    Seems i need to get a REIV report.

    Moreover, this property is in RESERVOIR. Seems not a perfect place as APerry said.

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    Thanks Benny, [biggrin] I’m still here. I think Oshen, Dazzling just want other ppl know their meaning more clearly. So,not worry la.[fez]

    Yes,Clones. I’ll not buy a property just for tax deduction.;))

    I’m reading Steve’s books these days. Try to study more asap.

    Thanks u guys[thumbsupanim]

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    http://www.rpdata.net.au/

    I look it from TV.

    But have no experience on it.

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    [blush2]yes,oshen,that’s why i put the link there.

    Anyway,sorry about that.

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    Thanks oshen,GPSNetwork.[biggrin]

    Sorry Dazzling,[cigar],i did put ur name & the original link on the quote.The reason i quote ur words is because I found ur cashflow analysis is reasonable for me.

    If u don’t like,i will not do it. Sorry about that.

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    Yes, shake-the-disease, Ur words is absolutely right.[cigar]

    I think i should consider this problem according to the following points:
    1.Problems:
    1.Reason to buy: Want to settle down my business more stable. (I will build some busi at home, but don’t want to move according to the landlord).No other emotional reasons because i think i can control myself to reserve money.[biggrin]
    2.From cash-flow point of view, i can just buy a hovel at first. Property value < 200k. bank repayment < 900/week. (Because i still want to get good cash folw & keep on investing.)

    2.Analysis:
    1.Property type: Less then 200k property in Mel is apartment or unit(far away from city).
    while the capital gain for apartment should be less then 2% in these 2 years i think.[chill]

    3.Solution:
    1.Keep on rent.
    2.Keep on study property investing.& Find bargain

    Any suggestions?[cap]

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    Firstly, Thanks shake-the-disease,oshen, foundation, gafama so much. especially shake-the-disease.

    From shake-the-disease’s view, generally, i should buy a property now.

    I do some search & find the following words:


    Dazzling
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    Posted 03/08/2005, 01:06:53

    Hmmmm, ‘rent is dead money’….

    1. Suggested Solution

    Purchase Price $ 350K
    Purchase Costs $ 18K
    Outlay needed $ 368K
    Deposit $ 100K
    Loan $ 268K (76% LVR…OK)
    Interest rate @ 7%
    NTDD Interest per year = $ 18,760
    Annual Outgoings = $ 2,500

    Total needed per year to fund purchase = $ 21,260

    Ownership ‘dead money’ = $ 409 p.w.
    Rent ‘dead money’ = $ 340 p.w.

    Conclusion ….Keep renting

    2. Alternative (Buy and live in a hovel in Drossville)

    Purchase Price $ 200K
    Purchase Costs $ 10K
    Outlay needed $ 210K
    Deposit $ 100K
    Loan $ 110K (55% LVR…OK)
    Interest rate @ 7%
    NTDD Interest per year = $ 7,700
    Annual Outgoings = $ 1,500

    Total needed per year to fund purchase = $ 9,200

    Ownership ‘dead money’ = $ 177 p.w.
    Rent ‘dead money’ = $ 340 p.w.

    Conclusion ….Buy the hovel

    From where I sit, it looks like it all boils down to your individual lifestyle standards. Just starting out, I set the bar really low, and worked up from there.

    Cheers,

    Dazzling

    “No point having a cake if you can’t eat it.”
    https://www.propertyinvesting.com/forum/topic/18790.html?SearchTerms=plus,1,rent



    From Dazzling’s view,seems i should buy a hovel at first.
    [blush2]

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