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    Yes, I am guessing an agent signed the new tenant up, You should have received it by now, if this agent is managing the property as well it will make you wonder how good they will be if there slack at getting you the lease doc.

    Give the agent a call and say you are following up on the doc and see what they say,

    The agent I have calls me ASAP and has all paper work ready etc.

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    I dunno if she will do any good, I thought rudd was doing alrite 
    If you seen how the man called helen run the country in NZ then you would think rudd is like gold

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    The good things about commercial is when its tenanted and they pay it is good when its tenanted and they don't pay it is bad when it is vacant it is bad. minimum of 30% up front deposit required from bank, you wana have some savings for a rainy day when the property is vacant, Ive done 2 buildings vacant in one hit 9 months and 12 months, it hurts the piggy bank. good things is when they pay and if there a good tenant you are normally in cashflow positive

    Resi doesn't stay vacant as long but your yeild is not as good
    good thing is its cheaper deposit to get in
    bad thing is you have to top up the mortgage every week.

    they both have there goods and bads, I like commercial because its a lot more straight forward in most cases

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    obiwan22 wrote:
    Thanks everyone for the tips!

    Keiko – Unfortunately I have told one of the valuer that I am with NAB previously.  Maybe I should use the other valuer since I haven't told them who I'm with yet.

    Could be a good idea, you will find that if the valuer knows which bank then your valuation will be 5-10% lower

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    obiwan22 wrote:
    Hi Everyone,

    Thanks for your replies. 

    Limited Recourse – I have had a depreciation schedule done by a quantity surveyor prior to renting my IP out.

    Banker – My mortgage is with NAB

    Keiko – So, I should just let valuer know that the purpose for valuation is for obtaining finance and to be addressed to myself.  Then, when it's done to get the valuer to redirect a copy to the bank?

    Thanks.

    cheers,
    Corinne

    Hi Corrine,

    Yes thats what I would do, If the valuer asks which bank, just say your not sure yet. if you tell him the bank he will value it to suit the bank.

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    Cheeky prixs. and there going to be your neighbour.

    I would be getting your lawyer to get the rubbish removed and a new fence erected and an axe put threw the water line

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    Corrine,

    Do not let your banker know who you are using and just go ahead and order the valuation yourself and then once you have received a copy then call the valuer and ask to forward a copy to your banker.

    Reason, if you let your banker know who you want to use then she will call threw to the bank and say its being done on behalf of them, and then your value will drop tens of thousands.

    Its happened to me and I persued the case and I found out a whole bunch of things
    basicly the bank has an influence over the valuation.

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    Banker wrote:

    Do you have a CBA credit card, car loan or debt facility?

    If you have an existing debt with CBA (or unused credit card) and have held it for more than 6 months; you can get 95% plus Mortgage Insurance (up to max 97%)

    CBA approval includes automatic Mortgage Insurance approval for loans under 1M.

    Hi Banker, So would you be saying if I have a CBA visa card then I could get 95% loan if I have good income?

    My Visa is not in debt and never has been, its only used when needed and normaly paid within a few days.

    How much is mortgage insurance, say for a $500k house?

    I normally buy and hold with 20-30% upfront but I want to do a couple of buy and sells, will there be any exit fees or lower mortgage insurance if I sell within several months of buying.

    Cheers 

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    Matt007 wrote:
    Not sure mate. One way would be to talk to an agent familiar with auctions. Typically in a resi deal there's no price disclosed other than a 'reserve' price which the vendor gives the agent, that then dictates when the property is 'on the market' as far as I know.. so you may well be ok in an auction scenario as all you'd need to disclose at the beginning is really that its an option for auction and the length of the time remaining the option. Price you may find might be something that you're ok not to disclose or withold until contract signing etc.
    I know some agents have options for sale, and they list them as "option for sale, assignment fee $xyz." nothing else is disclosed..

    Of course I could be wrong!

    Cool, thanks

    I will check with a agent.

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    Matt007 wrote:
    Hi Keiko
    I guess theoretically you could auction an option, although i've not heard of it, but that doesnt mean it hasn't happened… Its' only my guess but I would have thought that at auction at some point the buyer would have to know the strike price and option price and the difference. It'd be hard to auction it off at your price, then at signing say, ok well you really just have to give me X, then give the vendor Y in however many months/years… I would have thought youd' have to disclose that at some point regardless.

    This is all why tryin to onsell options without a DA or similar value add is not as easy as some like to suggest, especially in a quick turn around situation..selling sizzle without sausage is how one agent put it to me..buyers, and financiers, are a lot more aware of options and the processes etc than they were a few years back..

    Probably doesn't help you any but good luck with whatever you decide.

    Thanks Matt,

    Yep its a tricky one, I have a good deal which has come my way but I do not have enough cash to put up front at this stage, So an option may be possible, If I put it to auction I wouldn't care if the new buyer finds out what I paid after he has bid, but if potential buyers see the price before auction then the idea will probably not work 100% because the difference between what I am paying and what its worth is huge.

    Thanks

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    Hi all, is it possible to do an option on a property and then sell it threw auction? will the new purchaser see the price I am paying? Thanks

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    Bigdreamer wrote:
    keiko wrote:
    Hi, does anyone know of a town called Biggenden? about 1 1/4 hours from Hervey Bay, I have heared that there possibly opening up a couple of mines in the area, has anyone else heared this?
    I have checked out the property prices and they seemed to have jumped in value quite a bit.

    Hi Keiko,

    This website below lists current mine activities in Biggenden.

    http://www.mindat.org/loc-42920.html

    There doesn't seem to be anything coming up.  But in any case, when the gold mine shut down 18 workers were laid off.  Anything new in the area is not likely to cause a huge population boom.

    Regards
    T

    Thanks T

    good site, I have heared a couple of people talk about a mine reopening and a new one opening, it may be slightly outside Biggenden from what I here, I will try get more detail.

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    Banker wrote:
    Guide only. Might be right for first home buyers without multiple income streams and liabilities. If you have a few properties it won’t work.

    Thanks again Banker

    Yep got a few properties so that will be why its different.

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    KateMelb wrote:
    Getting a uni degree or trade qualification is the smartest way to set yourself up to have a higher-than-average paying job, which will allow you to borrow more and buy more IPs. This is exactly the path I took – sure, had less income while at uni but once I was out in the workplace, that situation changed very quickly. Was well worth the investment of time and sacrifice of immediately higher income while studying.

    I don't know if I agree with that, I left school at 13 and the time I was 20 I had seen alot and done alot and had several businesses running and making a whole lot more money than someone with a degree

    I know lots of people that went to uni and studied and then when it came time to go out and do what they studied they had a change in what they really wanted to do and they dumped what they studied and went on a different track
    I know other people that stuck at what they studied but still are only making above average wage and there in there mid 20's
    The time they got to this age and there starting to make a few dollars, I already had a headstart by 12 years
    I guess the time they get to there mid 30's or late 30's then they will be where I am today

    I really think it comes down to the individual,

    Depending on what type of degree you want doesn't always mean you have to go and study for it, you maybe able to get a job and your boss teachers you everything he/she knows and then you start to make money from day one and by day 3 years you dump the boss and start on your own
    But if you want to be a doctor well thats a different story, but if you want to be an accountant well it is possible to skip uni.

    Thats just my thoughts anyway.

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    starbud wrote:
    Hi all,

    The information you get from these forums is unreal – some of you seem to have so much insightful knowledge to pass on. We really need some guidance from you professionals out there……………………..

    We are a young kiwi couple living in Aus, and have saved up $30K so far for a deposit SOMEWHERE.  The end goal is to have CF+ IP's with a buy and hold scenario over the long term, but we cant decide where to buy (or how to find the appropriate information in NZ as we can here).

    Ideally we want our own home, but are we right in thinking that it would be best to use our hard earned and long time savings for a deposit on a cheaper IP first, then buy our own PPOR later?
    The pros for NZ are that;
    -NZ is cheaper
    -our AUD deposit will equate to more in NZD once converted
    -there are (probably?) more renters in NZ compared to here as its harder to buy in NZ with their stricter lending criteria

    pros for AUS are;
    – FHOG here
    – again guessing – that property here would increase in value faster than NZ (or are we totally speculating here?)
    – we'd need a 30% deposit if buying in NZ which would take an eternity to save for!

    Im sure there are a far more pros/cons that we havent covered but these are the main points we focus on.
    I've seen a few investors here that have IP in both Aus and NZ, so wonder if anyone can shed some light on what they think is a wise move for newies and how to make the wisest move forward first time.

    Thanks!

     

    Hi Kiwi

    First question, do you plan to move back to nz in the next 12 months? if yes then flick your cash back to nz $30k will turn into $40k, current rate $1.28 2 weeks ago $1.32 $1500 lost already, average is $1.10 $1.20

    I would make the property ppor nz or oz to start with, you are elligible for fhog if either of you have not bought in oz before. doesn't matter if you only arrived yesterday.

    at first when I started reading your post I thought you were from auckland living on the gold coast (I am sure u are on the the coast) but then when you said nz is cheaper than oz I thought maybe your some where else.

    your correct there are more renters in nz but that doesn't mean nothing , either way there is always people needing to rent or buy.
    your correct again I also beleive oz will increase faster than nz but there's a few more bargains to be had in nz, and the correct property will increase at a solid rate long term depending on where you buy and if you know the area, oz will also go solid but you need to know the area

    oz is steady today nz is not

    30% deposit don't know where that came from unless your talking commercial, but you may be correct at 30% as I havnt been back in a while.

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    jared Ellison wrote:
    hey  hows it going im new to this site to and i just noticed your in a sort of similar situation to me, Im a 1st year apprentice painter in VIC ive just turned 20 ive already bought my first property to live in, its a smallish 2 bedroom unit in wodonga but im pretty keen on starting up a portfolio of investment property  as soon as i can. i think i know how u feel its pretty frustrating when you know what you want to do but just arent earning enough cash to make it happen, im going to be focusing my attention on doin as chiz said and finding opportunities to sell opportunities to others until i can get ahead a bit.

    sort of in the same boat with the having to study at the moment though but yeah thought id say hi and happy to chat if you feel like it mate.

    cheers

    Gooday Jared

    I am not much older than you, at 20 I started my best business and earned a few bucks but should of focused on property full time but thought it would always be there and property will not rise in value as it was flat, before I new it properties were doubling within a few years and I missed that full boat but made a good nugget from my business, I don't regret the way I started but I am sure I would have made more from property. Working for someone else you will not get far but working for yourself you will go a mile and buying properties you will go two miles.

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    Dodgy, I just received 5 messages from this money hungry pakistan.

    Your on the wrong forum MR faith, go try and make a real dollar and don't try ripping people off.

    you know what happens to people like you, they go to prison with an a hole the size of a 5 cent peice and when they get out it is the size of a 50 cent peice.

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    Thanks everyone, I did some more google research and found the deposit bond will not be usefull to me in this deal.
    Thanks

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    Thanks, yep thats what I was after, a few more like those answers from other members would be good

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