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    borrow funds against your IP to invest in fully franked equities..

    You are probably right but I still don't feel intellectually or emotionally convinced. Using a basic example of two $500k house/granny flat properties with -gross yield of 8% -expenses such as PM fees etc at 15% of rent -tax rate of 34.5% Your net cash in hand income would be just under...
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    borrow funds against your IP to invest in fully franked equities..

    A net return of 2.3% does not sound very impressive. I'd have thought there would have thought getting better net returns than 2.3% would not be too difficult. Could be my ignorance showing :confused:
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