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    Beware its 197 pages long! [:O]

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    One other thing you might try is to select the text you want, open up your word document then click on Paste Special located under the Edit list. You will get a pop up box asking you about the format. Choose the one called Formatted Text (RTF).

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    Shaun

    Many thanks. We look forward to catching up when ever the next gathering happens [:)]

    The thirst for knowledge is never quenched!

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    Welcome wirrumbirra

    The 11 sec sol is a filtering tool, that is telling you what your rental yield is, and is a good indicator of whether or not a property will be cash flow positive. If int rates keep rising, it will not be such a good indicator.

    Your CoCR is a totally different beast, and this is where you can do your own subjective analysis to see if you are happy with that return, or if in fact you could beat it elsewhere (ie the bank), and/or get CG as well.

    Cheers
    Mel


    Melbear

    Many thanks for sharing this. I am looking forward to learning more. [:)]

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    Here goes my first post[:)]
    A further question relating to the 11 second test and Cash on Cash. I have been doing some extensive internet searching for properties and have come across a number that give the magic 10.4% or better. Then when I go through the process of doing the maths in relation to the ConC it often comes out less than 10.4%. My confusion has been should this property be rejected as it no longer meets the 10.4%? Or, because it continues to be +ve and better than you could get investing with a bank should you continue on?

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