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Hey PK, I came across your name from a friend and I am a newbie at property investments and can't thank you enough for being a wealth of knowledge. Thank you so much
Thanks PK, great advice, been an investor in the Perth market for about 25 years now. The benefit of this compound interest is incredible. We invested $76k around 2000 in 2 houses that we had built on a duplex block. That investment is now $1.4m in equity and we are making about $2-3k per month in income as well as all of the depreciation tax breaks along the way……..it really is Time In The Market!
“Rental yield is the difference between the income received from renting out a property minus the overall costs of the investment.” That’s what REA website says which indicates to me that we need to factor in the ongoing cost such as agent fee, maintenance, rates etc. Am I right?
How does rental yield realistically factor in to make a decision to buy a property? Especially when the ideal is to buy "positive" geared property. (which would cover for ALL annual costs of buying a property)? Especially in a high interest rate climate like now and property prices skyrocketing? Are there any properties left in Australia that is genuinely NOT negatively geared where investors are not having to fund some costs through tax returns? What % of Australia's properties are remaining to be like that now given that property investment as a paradigm is going thru the roof like never before ?
When considering net rental yield, i would say majority of the investment property is negatively geared. The remaining ones are either in a mining town or apartments/units.
Hey Pk, 🙏 for the video. There is this view that 2026-2027 will be peak Aussie property market . Reasoning being job losses and people appetites for holding large loans. Is there truth to this or just hot air? Thank you
@@AusPropertyMasteryWithPK thanks PK , it would be good if you could discuss what will happen to property when CBDC introduced? I think this will have major implications.
it only make sense if average household income grow similarly...otherwise who will afford the rent if they don't have anything left to feed their family?
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Hey PK, I came across your name from a friend and I am a newbie at property investments and can't thank you enough for being a wealth of knowledge. Thank you so much
Thanks PK, great advice, been an investor in the Perth market for about 25 years now. The benefit of this compound interest is incredible. We invested $76k around 2000 in 2 houses that we had built on a duplex block. That investment is now $1.4m in equity and we are making about $2-3k per month in income as well as all of the depreciation tax breaks along the way……..it really is Time In The Market!
“Rental yield is the difference between the income received from renting out a property minus the overall costs of the investment.” That’s what REA website says which indicates to me that we need to factor in the ongoing cost such as agent fee, maintenance, rates etc. Am I right?
Yes as mentioned in videos, gross and net yield
How does rental yield realistically factor in to make a decision to buy a property? Especially when the ideal is to buy "positive" geared property. (which would cover for ALL annual costs of buying a property)? Especially in a high interest rate climate like now and property prices skyrocketing? Are there any properties left in Australia that is genuinely NOT negatively geared where investors are not having to fund some costs through tax returns? What % of Australia's properties are remaining to be like that now given that property investment as a paradigm is going thru the roof like never before ?
I just posted a positive cashflow result in the community today
All i need to know is "does it put money into my pocket or does it only "drain" money from my pocket"?
compound interest etc , i wonder that's why interest is prohibited in some religions.
I guess u r talking about the syariah banking system??
When considering net rental yield, i would say majority of the investment property is negatively geared. The remaining ones are either in a mining town or apartments/units.
Agree. High performing investors try aim for that minority without being in mining town or units
Hey Pk, 🙏 for the video. There is this view that 2026-2027 will be peak Aussie property market . Reasoning being job losses and people appetites for holding large loans. Is there truth to this or just hot air? Thank you
These things need to be dissected .. I did a video on unemployment etc.. I don’t see prices falling until supply rises a lot
@@AusPropertyMasteryWithPK thanks PK , it would be good if you could discuss what will happen to property when CBDC introduced? I think this will have major implications.
it only make sense if average household income grow similarly...otherwise who will afford the rent if they don't have anything left to feed their family?
House prices don’t have any correlation with wages… rents somewhat
@@AusPropertyMasteryWithPK of course there is a correlation, wages go up over time, so do property prices.
@@rickyn4710 that’s not quite how correlation works in advanced analytics