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Hi Phil,
I’ve just read a book by Margaret Lomas called a pocket guide to investing in Positive Cash Flow Property.
It is full of practical step by step advice and includes sources for information in all states. It also includes Formulas for calculating if a property is +cf, your borrowing capcity and debt servicing ratio.
They also offer free software(download) which is simple but does the job.
It was published in 2004 so it is current. It’s available from http://www.businessmall.com.au for $27.95.Regards
KevResidex have a comprehensive explaination of how they predict price movements. It becomes very involved and I must admit I was lost.
The report is current as at the Dec 03 quarter which makes it pretty much redundant given it is nearly 6 months on.
I know I need to be out there looking but I figure anything that will save time is worth looking at. I’am looking at re-entering the investment property market after a setback through divorce.
Though work I travel extensively in the South of NSW and have yet to find +cf properties, am I missing something?
Regards
KevThe loan I currently have is called a portfolio loan which is essentially a line of credit.
It allows you to pay interest only but if your cashflow is positive the principle is paid off. The loan can be drawn on to the established limit without applications or fees.
Cost a little extra in interest but it’s easy to menage.
