but sorry to be the party pooper. The 11 second solution was only good when interest rates were at 5%. Now that they arent and if you are using interest rates of 7% you need to find a property with a gross yield of 14% to be positive cash flow.
If not, forget that 11 second solution, it might be good for sorting out properties, but your only gonna get neutral or just gone positive geared properties due to the interest rate hike.
Other than that, if you do want to use the 11 second solution, have a cash deposit of about 20 – 30% of the purchase price, for the property to be positive cashflow.
Sorry guys to be the party pooper, but that 11 second solution, has passed its time and you need a new caculating forumula to work out 14% gross yields at current interest rates of 7%.
your like me, i love my credit card too, i cant go anywhere with out it, and the idea of frequent flyer points… [][][], and its convidency to pay online and over the phone, is all to convident.
I dont think, you will find many schools around,
You can try to teach your kids so much, but its up to them, if they want to pursue and further go on and become succesful.
A good book i can suggest is, Rich Kid, Smart Kid – How to give your child a financial Headstart. by Robert Kiyosaki
Sorry but i have to agree with Westan here, im not sure if you are fully 100% financing the loan, but if you are, you need to be aiming for a minimal 14% return on your rental gross yield, for this property to be even positive cashflow.
To be honest, sometimes a deal might seem too good, and it may make you feel uncertain and a bit weary to grab it and invest in it.
For me personally, i think the selling price is still to much and that the property is not positivly geared, this property would fall more under a neutral geared position, though, one of the guys i talk to on here in person, we both have come to agree that you need to be aiming for about 14% yeild return for the property to be positive if you are using 100% finance, though for this property, i would be aiming to put down a 25% cash deposit for it, to be positively geared.
Its very hard to find a sophisticated woman these days, maybe Kavita, you can introduce your friend from Parramatta to Guru and maybe she have a friend, who she can introduce to me.
The meeting overall went pretty dam well, lots of discussion and you could say a quick crash course in all the differnet types of Trust, Thanks to Guru and Chan$.
Overall the meeting flowed very well and plenty of discussion, of interest rate rise, is it or is it not a good time to buy, a little about loan structuring, what resources are out their for property researching and finding.
Also the other benefit was, being able to put a name and face to the members from PI forum. Overall, i think everyone came out happy and we all did learn something and many new things too.
Really depends, from what date, your property will be ready to be rented out, personally i find no longer than 2 weeks to find a decent tenant, though it will depend on your PM.
Though if you time it right, of when the property will be vacant and ready to be rented, You can get your PM to list it, a week or 2 before hand and if PM is good, there should be no problems in gettina a tenant pretty much straight away.
Though it depends again on, how the market is, and how your property and its rental price stands against other properties and their price in the rental market.
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“People forget that by saving just $3 per day and investing it sensibly over a working life, you’ll end up with around $1 million.”
Even at 40k, i think your gonna have to still bid higher than that, BEAR1964 has even added a slave trader, kids and a dog.
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s.i.s
Save on a regular basis
“People forget that by saving just $3 per day and investing it sensibly over a working life, you’ll end up with around $1 million.”
I just did lots of reading, and asking questions, though, my mum is PI and a professional accountant, she didnt teach me, but i kinda fell into it, its like maybe heridarty, i dont know really, but i just really enjoy PI and it really just gets me going.
Not many books i can really suggest, really its just going out there and learning the lingo from experience. Though i quite enjoy reading Margaret Lomas’s books, her books are well designed, book one teaches ya, its more like a begineers guide, followed by book 2 which is like an intermediate level followed by book 3 and so on.
Personally i think books are good to give you knowledge and creative ideas, but going out there, and purchasing and going through each step, you learn much better from experience, than reading.
hope this helps
s.i.s
Save on a regular basis
“People forget that by saving just $3 per day and investing it sensibly over a working life, you’ll end up with around $1 million.”
How you bought your first IP- like did you have a cash deposit
For my first IP, i had a cash deposit, and secondly, i was working 2 jobs at the time. What happen was, i moved from Brisbane to Sydney, due to my grandma getting sick, and that i really had not much choice, but my mum, asked me to go down and look after her mother(my grandma). Well, i did that, but my grandma, was staying sick and getting worst… leaving me with no choice but to live down here and look after her. In the beginning it was hard, cause i wanted to go to Uni, but to go to uni, i needed to money, i had cash in the bank, but i didnt want to touch it or waste it. So i worked 2 jobs for a while, and you could say i worked day and night everyday, the big day came, i started uni, quit one of the jobs and continued working 7 days at that job for about 5-6 months, while attending uni at the same time, Just as i was enrolling for uni,
Before i came down to Sydney, i had been pre organising a pre loan approval for myself to get a place…..well after working so long and having a good savings and income stream, the banks increased my pre loan approval. And by now, because of my new situation, i had started uni here and i had to look after my grandma, my choices about purchasing a place for myself, change,
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When you were able to invest in the second one- and how etc
well, i pretty much knew i was stuck down here for a long time, so instead of purchasing a PPOR, i used up my entire loan approval and bought 3 properties in one hit. 2 were neutral and 1 was negative and these were all in Metropolitan areas. Almost overnight you could say each property almost doubled. And that was just the begining of the PI, not long after that, i just learnt everything and anything about properties and the property market, i can honestly say i was spending almost every spare second learning about properties and other investments.
But anything is possible i believe, but i guess it depends how determined and how hard you will work for something, though i guess the more effort you put into something the more results you will get.
sorry about the long post guys.
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s.i.s
Save on a regular basis
“People forget that by saving just $3 per day and investing it sensibly over a working life, you’ll end up with around $1 million.”
Any Advice? Dont forget to prepare the Prenups…[][]
sign here, here and here and just your intial here.
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Save on a regular basis
“People forget that by saving just $3 per day and investing it sensibly over a working life, you’ll end up with around $1 million.”
But no real secret, just lots of researching and studying the property market, thats all, and learning quickly which areas are about to go boom or rise and knowing to buy at the right time.
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Save on a regular basis
“People forget that by saving just $3 per day and investing it sensibly over a working life, you’ll end up with around $1 million.”
If you didnt keep the receipts, did you use a keycard or credit card for the purchase of the books? If you did, see what your accountant can do, your accountant should be able to help justify those transactions.
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s.i.s
Save on a regular basis
“People forget that by saving just $3 per day and investing it sensibly over a working life, you’ll end up with around $1 million.”
thanks for the link, im having heaps of fun with it…[][][]
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s.i.s
Save on a regular basis
“People forget that by saving just $3 per day and investing it sensibly over a working life, you’ll end up with around $1 million.”
i dont bother with Steves 11 second solution, its ok, but if your doing 100% finance loans and all, i wont bother with his rule, unless you are putting down 20% cash deposit, yet this might still just scrap the 11 second solution.
Though do use the 11 second solution if you are lookin at mass amounts of properties, and if you want to quickly eliminate whats good and not. But do know when to step outside that rule.
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s.i.s
Save on a regular basis
“People forget that by saving just $3 per day and investing it sensibly over a working life, you’ll end up with around $1 million.”
Save on a regular basis
“People forget that by saving just $3 per day and investing it sensibly over a working life, you’ll end up with around $1 million.”
You use to be able to do that, still happens but im finding maybe about 10 – 20 +ve cash flow a day, but thats through some extensive researching.
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Save on a regular basis
“People forget that by saving just $3 per day and investing it sensibly over a working life, you’ll end up with around $1 million.”
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