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Hi guys,
even though I have been in the Real Estate game with my partner for a while I find it hard deciding what to do first with my own money.
I have been in regular employment long enough now to be able to get a mortgage and have saved $18000 over the last 2 years.So this is where i start out:
Borrowing capacity: $165000
Savings: $18000I know i could buy something and hang onto it for a while but i want ot get moving and make money! So these are the options I can see:
1. Buy a property in WA that is positively cashflowed and hang onto that. I would still be able to borrow from the bank, but most of my savings would be gone and I’d have tos ave again for at least a year or find a money partner for other deals that I don’t want to hang onto. RISK: at the end of the lease it might be hard to find a tenant as vacancy is as high as 16% in some of the areas with positiv cashflow properties.
2. Find a house to renovate and onsell (I have been doing that with my partner in the hunter valley/nsw, however he is not available now) I would have to do it all with tradespeople and i have been running the numbers and it just doesn’t stack up – VERY INTERESTED TO HEAR FROM ANYONE WITH EXEPRIENCE OTHERWISE
3. Make lots and lots of offers to find a house that i can lease option from someone and then find someone who wants to lease options it from me. With this option i wouldhave no money in the deal which sounds appealing but as you know it’s much harder to find people who are willing to do this.
4. If I do option one, or anything where i’d hang onto the propertym then to keep going wit hbuying property, I woul have to get the owner to carry back the deposit so that i just have to come up with the purchasing costs…
Any insight or advice is much appreciated!
Regards Bec
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Thanks Pipeline builder,
coould you expand on that?
Regards BecBec
You dont have to spend a fortune to find a good +cash flow property.
A client of mine has just gone to contract on a house in Boulder WA leased until 2008 showing 8.2% Gross Return and we are arranging a 100% IP finance.
All he is coming up with is the acquisition costs.
Even if you don’t qualify for 100% loan then 95% plus some of the Bank costs would mean very little cash input.
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