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Gday peoples
Ive sorta read a couple of things and are thinking of buying my first property .
so lets begin im thinking long term to a long term goal
in 2010 im 28 years old with 50000(saved hard )
now i was thinking of buying a very cheap place somewhere on the coast of australia , dont care just on the water .
for 2 reasons to say i own a place and to start the ball rolling .
i love the beach so not fussed where .
so what im thinking is to use it as a holiday home for 4 weeks a year rent it out for say 50 dollars a week the rest .
since im buying it outright i have no loans .
so then i want to buy my second property , but rent out the first property say at 50 dollars a week .
then get a loan at 100000 at 8 procent repayments 150 a week
so use the 50 from property 1 , then rent the second property for 200 a week
so then i have 100 profit from p1 and p2
then buy 3rd property at 250 000
loan at 360 a week .
rent for 400 a weekso then profit from p1 p2 p3 equalls 140 a week
then buy 4th property at 500 000
loan at 725 a week
rent for 800 profit 65so p1 p2 p3 p4 profit 200 a week .
then put the profit of the properties to costs like upgrades or fixing the place .i would do all the hiring of tenants so no real estate costs . if the place isn't let then i need to pay .
im really lost with the tax ideas , so maybe i should make a loss verse the loan amount so that the tax man doesn't get me ?of course this is a rough idea , but will it work , what am i missing or am i dreaming ..also i have time , but i dont want to sell and im hoping growth over 10 to 30 years so when im 65 the places will be paid off i sell some and live happily .
im sort a lost but hopefully there help out there .
what do u think any other way i could look at this ??
could i use the quity of the first place to help somewherethanks thomas
email me also if u wish .Hi Thomas
If you are looking for really cheap beach front land checkout Kangaroo Island (Nepean Bay especially)
Mikey P
Is there a reason you intend to buy the first place outright? Why don't you get a loan. It'll give you more to spend – and then hopefully you'll be able to get a place in an area that can be tenanted all year round for a decent rate. Leverage the bank's money
Jacqui Middleton | Middleton Buyers Advocates
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