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Hello out there,
I really appreciate the time and effort the team have put into to create this website. Being new and always had a calling to do this, i thank the team.
a suggestions:
a glossary; being new reading the forums are a great way to seek advice and way to blog each others experiences but there are some acronyms that bedazzle me such as PPOR, CF+ etc. i think a glossary would help those like me.
thanks for the time to read
GOD $AVE$, devil spends
In all this I still dont know what PPOR or CF+ means.
Can someone please tell me what is stands for and their meaning.
thanks in advance
Hi Vitaliano,
PPOR means Principal Place of Residence. ie: The home where you live.
CF+ means cash flow positive. ie: a property which has a surplus of total income over total expenses.
Hope this helps.
Regards,
YI.Investment property forums– abbreviations
IP- Investment property
LVR- Loan value ratio
PPOR- Primary place of residence
RE- Real Estate
OPM- Other people’s money (Borrowed)
LOC- Line of credit
SMSF- Self managed super fund
PM- Property manager
OFI- Open for inspection (open home)
LMI- Lender’s mortgage insurance
CGT- Capital growth tax
FHOG- First home owner grant
DHA- Defence Housing Australia
DSR- Debt service ratio
Wrap- Vendor finance arrangement
R&M- Repair and maintenance
P&I- Principle and interest
CFP- Cash flow positive (property)
NGP- Negatively geared property
ROI- Return on investment (( Rent $15000/investment $300000)X100)= 5 %
NRAS-National Rental Affordability Scheme
GFC-Global Financial Crisis
ATO-Australian Tax Office
IMHO-In my humble opinion
BAFO-Best and final offer
CGA-capital growth averaging (strategy)
DINKS- Double Income No Kids
LEO-Living On Equity
BAS – Business Activity St
CRAA- The Credit Referencing Association of Australia
BAS – Business Activity Statements
I thought I would refresh this topic as I'm getting fed up of google searching unknown acronym's and figured I'm probably not the only one.
Thanks for the info IPinvestor !
yes I agree that a glossary would be useful especially if it was easily accessible for newbies
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