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Do you recommend any IP specialist Accountants in Perth that i might be able to talk to about getting my structure in place before i get ahead of myself? cheers

Can a married couple have 2 seperate ppors in there own names? And would this be a good future plan to have that option of selling down one or both with CGT exemption to reduce debt and increase cashflow for retirement?

Hey yeh, hopefully as each year goes by i learn more, get more contacts etc so i,ll be able to find those properties with better growth and yield. i sort of used the 250000 property 6% yield as a bench mark but ideally i would like to do more developments, ill have better yields, fast equity...

Thanks Rolf, Yeh learning how to structure my portfolio is my next plan, What I've learned so far is -your assets need to be in different entity's (trusts, your name, spouses name) For your protection and also for you to have more leverage over lenders. Also I think you would need to...

As I said though the past decades have indicated that properties will double every 10 years so a 40% growth over the same period is resonable..

I made a typo on the spreadsheet, instead of interest @ 7% it should read interest at 7.5% thats what the numbers have been calculated at. So maybe 8.5% average interest rate would be more realistic (allowing for prop management, vacancies and maintenance) I figured i would have more...

So i thought i would post a picture of my property plan/goals '20properties20years' its basic but can show people that dont understand the benefits of buying and holding and the effects that compound capital growth and rental increases have. I have allowed for 4% growth each year and 4%...