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From: Alan Thorburn


Hi everyone. I am trying to find some positive cashflow properties and I was wondering if anyone out there would like to give some examples of how they have achieved this. Im mainly looking for properties that show neutral cashflow before depreciation (Tax minimisation). Ive read lots of posts about dual occupancy dwellings and places on the outskirts of town (which seem to be poor investments). Any ideas really appreciated.

Thanks

Alan
 
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From: Splinter Wood


Hmmmmmmmmm

Method 1. Buy a property and rent it out until the repayments are lower than the net rent !

Method 2. Buy a property and borrow just enough so the net rental is MORE than the cost of the loan.

If what you are REALLY asking is about where rentals are best % wise relative to the cost of the property, than that is another discussion where:

Method 1. Get a great deal on the buy (below market) and rent out at a great price (above market).

Method 2. Best rents are usually outer suburbs or sparsely populated towns near a new mine, but do the numbers yourself : do a survey, check the prices of 20 properties in several areas thought to be of interest, compare against rental (all costs included), get a percentage ..and Bingo, there will be answer.

SW
 
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From: Whittaker Hamilton


a small extract of one of numerous propertys offered to me that are cashflow positive.

from new zealand

This immaculate 3 bedroom home has been totally renovated inside.
Purchase: $118,250, Independent Valuation $145,000
Below Valuation: 18.4%
Immediate Equity: $20142+
Tax Credit first year: $4003
Positive Cashflow: $77 a week
Rental Return: 9.7% / $235 a week
Freehold
 
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Reply: 2.1
From: Ross Sondergeld



Hi Whittaker,

Subject: Need examples of positive cashflow properties

You said, "Here's... a small extract of one of numerous propertys offered to
me that are cashflow positive from new zealand."

Well... after watching that IQ show... i think we all better get into the NZ
market. ;-)


Then you said...
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This immaculate 3 bedroom home has been totally renovated inside.
Purchase: $118,250, Independent Valuation $145,000
Below Valuation: 18.4%
Immediate Equity: $20142+
Tax Credit first year: $4003
Positive Cashflow: $77 a week
Rental Return: 9.7% / $235 a week
Freehold
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Interesting... But why hasn't the info provider bought it?
?.)*... 18.4% below market value... $77 bucks a week income.

I'll buy it NOW. (If it's a real deal...)

Therefore... everyone else back-off... ;-)




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Reply: 2.1.1
From: Whittaker Hamilton


The agent offering these cashflow + property's in NZ has several available. Mostly in Auckland.
Only problem I don't think ( can be proven wrong however)you can fully claim a NZ IP against your OZ tax
 
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Reply: 2.1.1.1
From: Paul Zagoridis


It would surprise me if writing losses off against other income is restricted to Australia.

But I'm not a tax accountant and I don't negative gear anyway.

On 8/8/02 1:07:00 PM, Whittaker Hamilton wrote:
>The agent offering these
>cashflow + property's in NZ
>has several available. Mostly
>in Auckland.
>Only problem I don't think (
>can be proven wrong
>however)you can fully claim a
>NZ IP against your OZ tax



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