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twitch and redsquash, i did this yesterday and posted the spreadsheet? :P

i would just like to say that if someone would like to lend me $400k i will test out one of the theories... ;)

Hi Keith, I guess my issue then is that the investments then become un-even, which of course will lead to shares showing a better income stream. Initially you have: IP: 9% growth + 3% rental = 12% Shares: 7% growth + 5% dividend = 12% So all things are equal, but then at the end it...

i think there is an issue with the rental yield, as in 20 years time you are only receiving 1% rental yield from the properties. i have adjusted the figures to always have 3% yield of value of the property, which i think is fair and prudent. find attached and look at the difference.