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February 29, 2004 - 6:57 am

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February 26, 2004 - 12:44 am

i agree with cjr, what r u looking for?
Are you looking for capital growth or rental yeild?
Personally i would be looking for a good balanced IP, with a good return and a good capital growth oppertunity.

that’s me!

Good Luck
Karan

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February 20, 2004 - 12:54 pm

ok thanks a lot guys, i will deffinately pass on the idea of “house swpping” by Mini. i have a feeling that my friend won’t go for it though…
not as i said he does have two kids at a crucial point in their studies, and probably wouldn’t be able to cope with the change of houses.

I was wondering about the idea of neutral geared properties, I know that SIS has talked about it and if someone could pls explain how it would be benificial!

Thanks
Karan

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February 13, 2004 - 11:07 am

to *PG*
you are right I am 15!
but the truth is that the mail that i posted wasn’t actually for me. It was for a frend of the family who was asking me this question, and i posted it on as i was takin bout me!!!
i didn’t think it was that bigga deal, so i’m sorry

karan

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February 10, 2004 - 12:30 pm

what i forgot to mention was that the expenses are also phenominal…such as private schools for 2 children….

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February 3, 2004 - 12:01 pm

no for tomoro, yes for march

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January 26, 2004 - 2:01 am

hi
if i were to buy this property, i would renovate the place a bit and make it look more like a community hall rather than a church!
I would then probably try to put it up for rent as a commercial property for small businesses. This is depending on the industries in that town, the population the locality of the church and many other factors.
You could also just try and rent it out ona daily basis for local functions. There’s more mone in that, but more risk-that will anyone usi it or not?

Anyway,
that’s what i’d do!
Karan

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January 26, 2004 - 1:49 am

thankyou

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January 25, 2004 - 3:49 pm

thanks for ur help!

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January 25, 2004 - 8:39 am

what a great opertunity!
I would jump right in!
you have all the figures u need and even with no money down, you’re gaining a +’ve return!
I feel that you should take the 105% loan, renovate and put it on the market with a PM and let it appreciate in value!
Sell it in 7-10 years and enjoy the CG left after CGT!

That’s what i’d do!

But u have to also take into consideration the manainance costs and repairs for the property! What’s the population of the town and r there many ppl in the town that are renting?
You should find out the appreciation rates of that townt 2.

Karan[]

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January 25, 2004 - 8:14 am

I am not posotive about this, but i do think that no one has the right to c these papers, but check with your accountant or legal advisor.

Karan

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January 25, 2004 - 8:11 am

Thanks Pices, well noted

Karan

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January 24, 2004 - 3:00 pm

ok guys, thanks for your replies!
I realize that the question that i asked was really hard, and actually the whole poing of this site!
So i just wanted to ask, what can a 15 year old do to learn more about real estate?
I have no money and no properties, but i am saving as much as i can ($1400)and investing it in ING at 5%p.a. What do you think about this?

Thanks Karan

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January 23, 2004 - 8:01 am

true, but i would just like to know what stratey works for what people?
So if you think that if you have a good strategy i would really like to know if it’s not too much problem for you.

Thanks
Karan

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January 23, 2004 - 8:00 am

ok,
i am new to this site just like you, so welcome!
Anyway, i’d like to say that if you go realtor.property.com.au, you can subscribe to something called RPData, most realestate agents have this access. this info. basically shows all the sales records for every property that has been sold! It is great for working out the potential appreciation and the value of the property.

Karan

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January 23, 2004 - 7:39 am

hi all,
thankyou soo much for your mails!’
They have been a great help!

Thanks again
Karan

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January 21, 2004 - 8:10 am

ok, if the whole block was ur ppr and u devide it, u have to pay cgt on the block ur selling. this can be avoided if u decide to sell the existing ppr within 6months bfore selling the 2nd block. this is a little vague, and for more info, e-mail me and i’ll send u a copy of the whole clause!

sorry

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January 16, 2004 - 12:16 pm

ofcourse!! what the hell was i thinking!
thanks for clearing that up for me
Karan

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January 16, 2004 - 12:14 pm

[][][]OOOOHHHH…
i can not begin to thank you guys enough!!!! All of you have been the greatest help!
thankyou soo much,it’ll take me a while to get through and find these books let alone read them, but i will definately do it!
thanks
Karan[][][]

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January 15, 2004 - 1:09 pm

Hi,
i was just wondering about the relationship of the annual rental yeild and the property prices. I have been told that when property prices are low, so too are the rental prices due to ppl wanting to buy at cheap costs; and when property prices are high, the rental will be high too due to lack of ppl wanting to invest in the PPOR.
Can anyone pls shed some light on this subject?

thanks
Karan

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