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    Which is better ?

    If one was to buy 3 new IP’s @ 250K each compared to 5 established IP’s @ 150K, which would create more yield pa. Given that both scenarios require total 750K & there many costs ( exp. )
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    Michael

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    Dunno?

    – Confused.

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    Your question is far too broad.

    How long is a piece of string?

    Rod.

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    I’d have to agree.

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    Thanks Michael,

    You answered my question, however does buying all 5 IP’s under 12 months differ ( in stamp duty ) from purchasing 5 over a span of say 15 months ?

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    Michael

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    Why not buy 130 in 3.5 years!

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    Not in a position to do that at the moment.

    Not sure if would choose that path ShaneB.

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    Michael

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    Yes but isnt thaat the point.

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    There is no point, thought is endless.

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    Michael

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    Michael,

    No, there is no difference in stamp duty if you bought you 5 properties in one day or 5 years, you pay a certain percentage on closing, regardless.

    The one thing you with a brand new property (not sure if you can do it with an old property) is minimise stamp duty, by setting out in the contract you are paying X amount for the land and /y amount for the actual property.

    Dan.

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