Good video. Just want to point out though that regional areas based around industry operations will have accomodation expenses allowance. Companies will pay the mortgage if you’re willing to purchase, further adding to cash flow!
I understand cash flow is taxed but capital growth I see is worse with more negatives. 1. Taking out equity increases your current loan which makes it harder to cover 2. There is limitations on how much you can take out based on your servicing. 3. house growth has up and down cycles which you could be forced to hold out longer before selling until a good market cycle comes around
Awesome work!! It’ll be great if you can provide an example of a previously purchased property in a suburb where the returns were giving 5.2% rental yield and 7.6% growth. These two parameters are usually inversely related so I’m very intrigued to see real examples.
Common sense but 5.5% rental yield and 7% growth is almost impossible and unsustainable either... don't tell me a house in remote locations, don't believe the growth there
Drawing from equity means repayments to the bank on that equity.
Good video. Just want to point out though that regional areas based around industry operations will have accomodation expenses allowance. Companies will pay the mortgage if you’re willing to purchase, further adding to cash flow!
I understand cash flow is taxed but capital growth I see is worse with more negatives. 1. Taking out equity increases your current loan which makes it harder to cover 2. There is limitations on how much you can take out based on your servicing. 3. house growth has up and down cycles which you could be forced to hold out longer before selling until a good market cycle comes around
Great advice in these times
Love this one, well done
you sound like another conman
are you suggesting the debt structure is interest only in all your examples
For your first investment, do you purchase a capital growth or cash flow property?
With the big builders falling like dominoes what will happen to the market?
Awesome work!! It’ll be great if you can provide an example of a previously purchased property in a suburb where the returns were giving 5.2% rental yield and 7.6% growth.
These two parameters are usually inversely related so I’m very intrigued to see real examples.
Not necessarily. I bought in Kallangur QLD in 2018 and the yield and CG has met your stated criteria.
Common sense but 5.5% rental yield and 7% growth is almost impossible and unsustainable either... don't tell me a house in remote locations, don't believe the growth there
The video is so confusing.
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