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Yet when you consider that only 1 in 200 property investors owns more than five investment properties, you have to conclude that something is horribly wrong.
Under today’s tip (5/2), there is the above statement. Can anyone confirm the source of this data?
Originally posted by woodsman:Yet when you consider that only 1 in 200 property investors owns more than five investment properties, you have to conclude that something is horribly wrong.
Under today’s tip (5/2), there is the above statement. Can anyone confirm the source of this data?
I cannot confirm the data, but I was wondering at your 1 in 200 investors own more than 5 properties quote. Is it really that high? I would have thought the ratio to be much lower, like 1 in 2000 at least.
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Hi woodsman
i’ve read official figures confirming this – however since steve’s book i bet there are a lot more people in the over 5 properties catagory. Today i know heaps of people who own more than 5 properties. In 1997 i bought 10 homes and it was really rear to hear of people who owned that number.
i think the official figure were quoted in Understanding Investment Property by Nick Renton, its 4 years since i read it so i might be wrong.regards westan
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woodsman
i just looked up google and found this survey
http://www.adelaidecitycouncil.com/council/publications/Reports/2002_Residential_Segmentation_Study.pdf
in it it says that in Adelaide 73% of investors own 1 property , the average is 1.7 properties and 3% of all investors own more than 5 properties thats 1 in 33 not one in 200. Perhaps Steve would like to comment on his source.regards westan
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From memory, I believe this figure was sourced from the ABS.
Brent
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