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The first dozen IP’s are always the hardest…only 11 to go!!!!
Good work girl, knowledge is king, but so is cashflow. Hope it all goes well.
DD
Buyers Agent (Dip Financial Services(FP)
Don’t sweat the small stuff,and it’s all small stuff!!Thanks everybody for encouragement and support, will have a little break from property searching and than move to another one. Kind regards to you all.
Yasmina
Hi Yasmina,
I am just running a couple of IP test on properties people buy, just for reference.
IP = $190,000
You put $19,000 from your pocket (Assumed)
Loan = $171,000 for 30 years 6% interest
Rent received after commision =
$230p/w x 52weeks= $11,960 – $2500 (costs) = $9460
Loan Repayments = $1,026/m x 12months = $12312Let’s assume you are in the 47% tax bracket.
As you receive rent, you have to pay tax for it =
$9460 x 0.47 = $4446.2And you have a tax deduction for your repayments=
$12312 x 0.47 = $5786.64Totals = $9460+ $5786.64 – $12312- $4446.2=
-$1511.56Now, QLD are going up 1% or 2% that means = $190000 x 1.01 = $191900 which means $1900 profit and you are paying -$1511.56, so you end up getting $389 per year for $19,000. (2.05% return/year)
A low return, but it is generating some positive cash flow. Keep an eye on your repayments as you will pay more every month than what you will receive and will only catch up every year with your tax return.
These are just my thoughts, no recommendation or advice. Do your own calculations.
WBII
Hello clones,
hell of a calculations, i wouldn’t do it better myself, if i need any logical or mathematical help i know where my next knock on the door is going to be. It is my first baby, hopefully will be better next time.
Cheers.
YasminaHi Yasmina
Just a different spin on clones figures.
ip $190000
$19000 deposit
loan 171000 for 30 years x 6% IO
Rent received after costs 9460
Loan repayments 10260
800 loss
no tax payable
deduct $800 loss from other taxable income
800×47% tax rate=$376 saving
now the loss is $424
$8.15 a week neg geared
Property goes up $1900 yr
so now is +$1476 yr
hope this makes sense
regards Bill
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