I wonder if anyone has had a look into this?
Its some kind of deal where you go tenants in common to buy the house, and another party owns the land. When you sell the property capital gaisn are split 50 50. It seems a bit odd, from a finance perspective I can see a couple of issues....
www.landlordcentral.com.au
Click here to see these properties: BETA – Affordable Housing and to reserve your property via the price list.
Home owners:
Ø Buy with around half the finance & deposit usually needed
Ø Reduce financial borrowings exposure
Ø Mitigate financial hardship caused by interest rate rises
Ø First home owner grant - $21,000
Ø Pay 49% of the stamp duty
Investors:
Ø Receive 100% of rental income
Ø Claim 100% of depreciation deductions
Ø Rental yields – 9.63% to 10.2%
Ø Pay 49% of the stamp duty
Ø Cash flow positive ~ $20 per week
Its some kind of deal where you go tenants in common to buy the house, and another party owns the land. When you sell the property capital gaisn are split 50 50. It seems a bit odd, from a finance perspective I can see a couple of issues....
www.landlordcentral.com.au
Click here to see these properties: BETA – Affordable Housing and to reserve your property via the price list.
Home owners:
Ø Buy with around half the finance & deposit usually needed
Ø Reduce financial borrowings exposure
Ø Mitigate financial hardship caused by interest rate rises
Ø First home owner grant - $21,000
Ø Pay 49% of the stamp duty
Investors:
Ø Receive 100% of rental income
Ø Claim 100% of depreciation deductions
Ø Rental yields – 9.63% to 10.2%
Ø Pay 49% of the stamp duty
Ø Cash flow positive ~ $20 per week
