Allan, as ryanmel pointed out, in this scenario, you would need to keep the loans separate. ie $100K is your original loan to buy the property, but now due to incrased equity you could borrow $60K to live off. The interest on this loan is not tax deductible.
I’ve got no problem with that though. I would borrow $60K, live off $50K, and use the…[Read more]
Gym? what’s that? Is somebody swearing? Surely that’s not allowed?
I did some weights a couple of months ago, supposedly starting the body for life program (good program – if you do it), and I couldn’t walk for 3 days. Then my sister fractured her wrist, so with noone pushing me, haven’t done any since. []
I too am aggressive – I guess if you own property other than your home, you are seen as such with the weightings given.
I liked the 6 points for consulting a fin adviser!!! If my super falls – it will be my own fault as I do it myself, so there isn’t an option of switching to another manager.
Originally posted by Still in School: 1975 Year of Rabbit.
Rabbits are affectionate, co-operative and pleasant, with lots of friends. But they can get too sentimental and seem superficial. Ideal careers areas include law, diplomacy or the stage.
Hmmmmm
affectionate
yeah, I guess
co-operative
mostly
pleasant
oooooh, i’ve got some people who’ll…[Read more]
Paul, if you put no money in, and it makes you some money each week – What’s the problem again?
If you’ve got the money for the deposit, why don’t you look at perhaps spending some of that on some minor renos, rather than putting in a deposit, and having to then find the $$ for the reno.
If you buy this one, with no money down, that leaves you…[Read more]
Richard, the reason it’s a ‘back to back’ settlement, is that title is transferred to you (the first ‘back’) and then immediately transferred to your buyer (the second ‘back’).
Although when you sit and think about it, it can’t work. Before you can sell it, you must own it, and you don’t have the money to own it until you get it from the buyer.…[Read more]