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    Currently leased until February 2015 returning $1,999 per calendar month (499.75pw)

    But yes, add insurance to that.

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    These are the outgoings for a cheaper (Still 2×1) apartment in the same area to get an idea:

    Approximate outgoings:
    Council rates: $509pa
    Water rates: $539pa
    Body corp: $2,344pa
    Total = $3,392pa

    I made an allowance for expenses of 85*52= $4420pa …. which is probably a bit on the lower side, but keep in mind that I assumed the interest rate was 6% when bankwest offer a double deal home loan rate of 4.88% (at least they did when i checked last) which would bring the repayments down to $308 for the first three years, $35pw less than the number I used above.

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    First post – Looking for some constructive feedback.

    Really not sure why inner city apartments haven’t been mentioned?

    For instance, whats wrong with this one?

    Pruchase price: $255,000
    Currently leased until February 2015 returning $1,999 per calendar month (499.75pw)
    10% deposit of $25,500
    Amount borrowed: $229,500 @ 6% is 343pw repayments (over 25 years)
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    Worked out Per week
    499.75 – 343 (repayments) = 156.75
    156.75 – 85 (estimated expenses) = 71.75
    71.75 * 52 = $3731pa income…. minus tax.
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    Property in this area should also always be in high demand (although I dont know Melbourne that well) and has had growth of 4.8% over the last five years.

    Just wanting to check to make sure im on the right track with finding positive cash flow property (with reasonable to good capital growth).

    Also, is there reason why people do more than the minimum required deposit other than to lower the repayments?

    Thanks guys.

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