Forum Replies Created

Viewing 4 posts - 1 through 4 (of 4 total)
  • Profile photo of TimetoinvestTimetoinvest
    Participant
    @timetoinvest
    Join Date: 2013
    Post Count: 5

    Hi Qlds007, I still feel that salary sacrifice may not be the best strategy for me at my age, it is a great longer term strategy but i feel locking away more money now might limit my investing abilities later on, or is there something that i'm missing

    Profile photo of TimetoinvestTimetoinvest
    Participant
    @timetoinvest
    Join Date: 2013
    Post Count: 5

    Thanks guys some great advice, i have though about building on the block and will but i'm leaving that for now for personal reasons (seperated and its near the x and its still pretty soon). With the renovating side of things i have put in a lot of thought (no number crunching yet) with what i could and couldnt do, i do get 5 weeks off at a time and i do enjoy getting dirty and with a good strategy and a lot of planning i feel i could do this in the time frame, obviously depends on the property. Qlds 007 the strategies your talking about are they a combination of positive cash flow propertys and negative cash flow for better capital growth areas to compensate each other? I really have not thought much about SMSF as i always thought i was to young to be locking that money away, but i guess i'm still very nieve on the subject. Wilko1 with the salary sacrifice do you think this is a good stretegy for tax savings, to save money seperately to buy propertys simitainously or a combination of both? Thanks for the comments its great to here all points keep them coming….

    Profile photo of TimetoinvestTimetoinvest
    Participant
    @timetoinvest
    Join Date: 2013
    Post Count: 5

    Hi JacM,thanks for the reply,   Newcastle wont be short term as it is were i'm from originally.   My strategy is to buy a house that needs a bit of a renovation, i have renovated before and i'm a wall and floor tiler by trade (thats not what i'm doing now) so i'm aware of what's needed. my main question is really what is best to buy first IP-PPOR ? for me in my current situation?. I do plan on buying another property as soon as i can free some cash up, ie equity or savings. I have not looked into smsf i'm 34yr and i don't really have alot  in there so i havent considered it.  One thing i forgot to ask is buying a new IP a better option for me, or an older one to renovate?

    Profile photo of TimetoinvestTimetoinvest
    Participant
    @timetoinvest
    Join Date: 2013
    Post Count: 5

    Hi Jamie, Thanks for the reply and link.      Tax is defiantly not my motivator to buy a property but it is a consideration that i'm taking onboard, i guess i feel i'm in a good situation (making the most out of a bad situation) to not have to live in a PPOR so i'm basically looking for the best strategy for me to take.

Viewing 4 posts - 1 through 4 (of 4 total)