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  • Profile photo of yourcoachyourcoach
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    after a recent inheritance i am left in a fortunate position of owning 50% of a property, debt free and after a valuation having approx. 300k in equity.

    I am now looking to purchase further investment properties and would like some ideas thrown around as to what is the best way to make the most of that equity. the property is currently bringing in 8k in rental income for my share per annum as well.

    cheers

    Profile photo of Mortgage HunterMortgage Hunter
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    One idea is to establish a line of credit against that property and use it to fund deposits for new properties.

    You would need the cooperation of the other 50% owner to do this.

    Cheers,

    Simon Macks
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    Yes as MH has said – you’ll need the authorization of the other 50% owner.

    I would suggest since you are debt free, that you release some equity in the property and purchase some cheap rental properties of 70k each either in rural towns or in NZ.

    Best regards,
    George.

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    <<<<<I would suggest since you are debt free, that you release some equity in the property and purchase some cheap rental properties of 70k each either in rural towns or in NZ.>>>>>

    I dont. I suggest you read Steve Mcknights book, Peter Spanns latest book and any of the Books by Jan Somers.

    Then decide whats best for you. Take into account your income, lifestyle and how aggressively you want to invest. But dont rush into buying rural properties in Aust or NZ.

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