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Serge
09-10-2002, 02:03 AM
Hi all,
Is it still possible to get a residential IP that is positivley geared in Sydney?
If so where?
The best rental returns that i've seen are at about 5%
Is this as good as it get's in Sydney these day's?
Cheers,
Sergio:)
Hi Serge,
I assume you mean a low deposit IP. You can always positive gear a property with a big enough deposit or clever renovation. I would be very surprised if such a mythical IP actually existed. Sydney rents have been stagnant for a while now as growth has charged ahead. A bigger mortgage means higher repayments which always seems more than the rental income.
When we get a period of no growth, low interest rates and rising rents the mythical positive geared IP may return for a short while before it disappears again only to live on in investors hopes and dreams.
Mike
Robert
09-10-2002, 09:27 AM
You can wrap properties in Sydney to acheive positive gearing.... As it's done daily by a number of people that I know of, plus some of those that attended the recent Rick Otton Boot camps.
Wrapping is a great way to form positive gearing with very good cashflow. If you follow the right system it can be very gratifying financially.
Cheers
Robert
Rolf Latham
09-10-2002, 09:44 AM
Hi Serge
5 % is quite good. I have recently seen a dual occ returning 18 000 on a buy price of 267 000, so around 7 %. To be making money ( my view of cashflow positive is it has to put money IN your pocket before depreciation) you need near 10 % rtn.
Most lenders consider you to be "revenue neutral" at aroudn 12 to 15 %.
Ta
rolf
Serge
13-10-2002, 07:10 PM
Hey guy's thanks for the input
Cheers,
Serge
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