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I may have missed it but does anyone have a basic spreadsheet to work out whether a property is negative or positive and by how much taking into consideration all expenses etc. Sorry if this has been added somewhere!
Cheers Ems
There is lots in this current thread you are reading.
Post #2 for starters - Look for 'IP Calculator'
Enjoy!
This site has a lot of good looking excel sheets for free.....
http://www.exinfm.com/free_spreadsheets.html
Enjoy
Hi all
I have a single property appraisal model I've been developing for a while. I'd appreciate any thoughts on it. Unfortunately, it only zips down to about 500kb, (2mb unzipped) so I'm unable to upload it here. However I've attached a hard coded version of the main sheet so you can see what it looks like. I'm happy to email it to anybody who wants it, just PM me with your email address.
At the moment it's only set up for Victorian stamp duty rates, but you could easily overwrite cell D7 on the Inputs sheet with an alternative stamp duty amount.
Basically, every cell with a red format is property specific. Also, everything you need to input and see is on the Inputs sheet - all the calcs are on other sheets.
Please let me know if you want a version.
Cheers
Jonathon
Here's a townhouse development feasibility spreadsheet that I put together to see if it is profitable to bulldoze a house and add a couple of townhouses.
It should include GST if you are developing as a company.
Cheers,
Bazza
Here's an update of the above spreadsheet analysing the conversion of a PPR to an IP.
Have added graphs and uncluttered the data entry area.
Once again, this analysis is best applied using Solver Addin, which is free and on most distributions of MS Office Pro.
I'd just update the original file but the forum doesn't allow it.
Help please. If you can make a basic spreadsheet for my case copying relevant info from your calculator. Or even a brief explanantion. Thanks in advance
DO i need to notify bank that i am converting PPOR into IP
You don't need to advise them. The bank understands people's circumstances change all the time...all they care about is that the loan is repaid.
Do i need to get my house revalued
Yes, this is recommended if there has been significant capital gain while it was your PPR. You don't attract cgt when a house is your PPR but you do when it is an IP.
Do I get CGT exemption. In a nut shell from CGT perspective, where do i stand
see last answer.
DO i get depreciation schedule done now or later
You need to do it at the beginning of the rental period. This sets a base value.
Do I change my P& I loan to IO.
That would involve refinancing and would probably attract significant expense. You will have to talk to your lender to find out what that expense is. Then compare the changing to not changing.
What else should i do?
If you had planned to convert the PPR to an IP all along, it would have been wise to ask all these questions before you took out the loan. That way you could have arranged an IO loan initially.
You want to be careful with the 6 mth period if you are a FHB. I can't remember which, but I understand in some states either the stamp duty or the FHOG rules dictate you have to stay in the house for a full 12 mths.
Help please. If you can make a basic spreadsheet for my case copying relevant info from your calculator. Or even a brief explanantion. Thanks in advance
Have you tried one of the spreadsheets above? Whether your place is +/-CF pre and post tax, and by how much depends on a lot of variables only you know.....insurances, maintenance, depreciation, PM, interest rate, and terms of loan, LMI being capitalized etc etc. I presume you want to know how much out of pocket you will be when you move out, so you can get an idea of what rent you can afford.
Regards
MV
ShareTracker.
enter multiple share buy and sell details, hit analyse, and latest available closing price is fetched from MSN to update your portfolio value.
has ability to account for commission.
doesn't do leverage like cfd's.
I can't be sure this xls can handle various bugs and limitations imposed by MSN. However, it works fault free in conditions I've tried.