propertypower replied to the topic Getting Rid of Tenants…the start of the tenancy was very dodgey in the forum Help Needed! 16 years, 11 months ago
Hi blay,You may want to make sure your father has appropriate landlord insurance as well. This should (to a large extent) coverdamages from malicious damage, loss of rent, etc.
propertypower replied to the topic no doc loans – the pros and cons? in the forum Finance 16 years, 11 months ago
Hi Michael,I think on a No-Doc loan you can get 70% LVR only.Some pros of No-Doc loan are:1. No proof of income is required and therefore there is very little paperwork.2. Because you are putting in 30%, you do not have to pay the Lender's Mortgage Insurance (LMI)Some cons of No-Doc loan are:1. You have to put 30% deposit and therefore more of…[Read more]
propertypower replied to the topic merry Xmas in the forum Forum Frolic 16 years, 11 months ago
Seasons Greetings to all
propertypower replied to the topic What should I do now??? in the forum Help Needed! 16 years, 11 months ago
hi Syphanx,Welcome to the forum.I think its good that you have started thinking about investing now. I think you should do the following:1. Pay off the personal loan2. Pay off the loan for laptop.3. While you are paying off the loans, educate yourself on property/share investments and more importantly the psychology of wealth creation. There are a…[Read more]
propertypower replied to the topic any experienced property investoer inlembourne want to give me some mentoring. I relaly want to turn around my situation in the forum Hi cutegal,Welcome to the 16 years, 11 months ago
Hi cutegal,Welcome to the forum.I would say, why don't you use this forum as your mentor. There are a number of experienced people on this forum who are willing to offer their advice. That said, I am in Melbourne and will be willing to help you as much as possible.
propertypower replied to the topic Notice required to remove dodgy tenants? in the forum Help Needed! 16 years, 11 months ago
I think you may have to give 60 day notice.
propertypower replied to the topic hotspotting.com.au reports – good investment or not?? in the forum General Property 16 years, 11 months ago
Hi vegemite3,you might want to try some residex reports as well.The November and December issues of API magazine has the top 100 hotspots as well.
propertypower replied to the topic no deposit purchases in the forum Creative Investing 16 years, 11 months ago
Hi Chris,I'll join the bandwagon as well – please send me details of some of the past and current deals. My email propertypower@gmail.comThanks
propertypower replied to the topic ATO inquiry in the forum Legal & Accounting 16 years, 11 months ago
I think you can amend the tax return within 4 years
propertypower replied to the topic 1st Home Buyer-Loan Advice in the forum Finance 16 years, 11 months ago
hi al2216w,You might want to consider interest only loan.
propertypower replied to the topic profits from off plan in the forum General Property 16 years, 11 months ago
Hio alwayslearning,Buying off the plan is a somewhat risky if you want to flip the property. You should always be ready to settle on the property if need be. Make sure you have done your research on the area, developer, etc before you get into a contract. Few things that might help you in an off-the-plan deal are:* Buy in an area showing growth*…[Read more]
propertypower replied to the topic Pricing mix up by developer for off the plan purchase in the forum If the contract has not been 16 years, 11 months ago
If the contract has not been signed by both the parties, I think it will be a challenge to get the developer to change. Maybe you can ask the developer to tell you the prices of adjoining townhouses. Assuming they have similar finish and aspects, you can see if there is a genuine mix-up or the developer is just trying to get some more money out of…[Read more]
propertypower replied to the topic Typical depreciation schedule in the forum Help Needed! 16 years, 11 months ago
hi sciomako,I think you should get around $12k depreciation for the first couple of years and it will drop down to around $10k by 5th year..
propertypower replied to the topic Take profit or Save a Pine Tree in the forum Help Needed! 16 years, 11 months ago
Cut the tree and use some of the profit to plant few to make up for it.
propertypower replied to the topic BMT & Associates – reviews? in the forum Help Needed! 16 years, 11 months ago
You can try Depreciator (http://www.depreciator.com.au)
propertypower replied to the topic Need advice re: our 1st IP in the forum Help Needed! 16 years, 11 months ago
hi kirsteh,Congratulations on finding a great deal. I think you should progress with the purchase.Some options available to you are;1. Redraw equity from your PPOR. You need to withdraw approximately $25k equity because you already have $20k saved up.2. Use the savings and equity from your PPOR to put deposit and closing costs for your investment…[Read more]
propertypower replied to the topic Advice please!! in the forum Legal & Accounting 16 years, 11 months ago
Hi atapiap,Given the contract did not have finance clause, I am assuming it did not have any clauses about building/pest inspection or independent valuation either. If it did, may be you can try and use them to get out.The other thing – have you tried getting it valued from different valuers. If the property is located close to Melbourne CBD, it…[Read more]
propertypower replied to the topic Very Curious in the forum Help Needed! 16 years, 12 months ago
hi p_mac,Welcome to the forum.Studio apartments generally have lower capital growth and depending on the area of the apartment, the loan to valuation ration might be low as well. Its probably better to have a 2 bedroom apartement shared by 2 (maybe 3) students. I think you will find the return is better.
propertypower replied to the topic Moving existing IP into a trust – yes or no? in the forum Help Needed! 17 years ago
Hi Tim,I will not recommend transferring the property to a trust because of CGT and Stamp Duty costs, etc. Couple of things you can do to increase the protection:1/ Reduce the equity in the house by maximising your borrowing against your current IP.2/ Make sure you have a building, contents and landlords insurance policy.
propertypower replied to the topic Accountant needed-specializing in Property investment in the forum Legal & Accounting 17 years ago
Try Nancy Keep from Nancy Keep and Associates (www.nancykeep.com.au).She is a keen property investor and a very good accountant. He office is in Mt Waverley.Contact # 9544 9577
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