Yes, it’s a fair comment. Why pay any extra tax than you LEGALLY have to?
I would definately recommend that you buy Steve’s “Wealth Guardian”. It’s available from this website. Good value for money and it explains all the different structures available and it’s in layman’s language.
I’d also start buying “Australian Property Investor” Magazine – it’s about $7.95.
It identifies hotspots etc.
Tassie is red hot, but from what I believe, unless you are there in person, the good properties are being sold by the end of the day. I spoke to an agent there recently, and he said that RE Agents have BIG lists of buyers, and…[Read more]
I’m from about 75 South East of Melbourne, it is zoned rural. We only have LPG. It’s much dearer.
All you city people don’t know how lucky you are.
But we have trees!
Just because you buy for cashflow doesn’t mean that you don’t utilize the capital growth that is being handed to you on a plate! All they needed to do was to sell one or two properties that perhaps didn’t return as well as anticipated, and it wouldn’t be hard to do what they have done in the present market.
Our initial consultation recently with a wrap savvy solicitor cost us $220. That was just a very general introductory meeting, to ensure that we all knew what was expected of eachother etc.
If we went ahead with asking him to prepare the contract, then we are up for the REAL MONEY!!
Yes, I went to the February Reno QUEEN’s seminar in Brisbane.
It was great. I left the seminar and within 10 days we bought 2 properties, and did reno’s on them. Some of the tips from the seminar come in really handy. I feel that I did get my money’s worth.
I would only recommend it to anyone if they are going to do a renovation.…[Read more]
Debt can be scarey if you haven’t taken proper precautions.
Perhaps you could take out or increase your life insurance policy to cover the amount of debt.
We did this, so that if one of us dies, we could pay out all loans easily (if necessary), without causing the other to sell, sell, sell at a time of crisis.