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  • Profile photo of lonhro81lonhro81
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    thanks terry for your help,
       but still a little confused.. So by what you are saying the only way i can get to own say 5 properties is if my income increases to around $1500 a week to be able to afford them roughly……isnt it possible to purchase another property by putting your first 1 up as like a gurantor for the 2nd property  and the 3rd up from the guarantor of the 2nd…….
    there must be another way to buy all these without them saying i cant afford it .. when i will be getting rents which are higher then what i would owe the bank  coming in from the first 2 properties i will be able to afford it……

     thanks again

    Profile photo of lonhro81lonhro81
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    Terryw wrote:
    Hi

    Serviceability is going to be tight – is that $600 pw before tax or after?

    You may be able to squeeze in another IP now, but the third one may be a few pay rises away.

    thanks for the quick response guys…… i also didnt mention that the 2nd property i was looking for  would also be a positively geared property also so does that mean the bank would look at that as a good thing considering this eg,   my repayments to thebank would be roughly $115 a week just like my first property  and my rental return would be around $150 a week like property 1 which gives me $35 extra after repayments .. so  does that matter if iearn $600 a week or $800 cause i can service the loan without anymore money weekly………..and then in the future buy a property worth $200,000 and have repayments of roughly $315 a week minus the $35 each  i have from the other 2 properties with a $600 a week pay packet that would equal

      $600   a week pay paacket

    $315 – $70(both properties)=$245 a week repayments ….  now with those kind of repayments wouldnt  that be possible to service all 3 properties with a wage of $600or do i have it totally wrong…… 

     please i need advice …. thanks again in advance

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