+ve Cashflow pty CALCULATIONS PAGE

Hi,

Just a small addition.

An easy way to get the same result as the 11sec rule (10% return) is to drop the ‘000 and x 2 to find out the desired rental return.

Example:
Property value = $60,000
Drop the ‘000 = $60
x 2 = $120 weekly rent for a 10% return.

If you’re good with numbers you should be able to see the picture without thought.

$35k = $70/week
$50k = $100/week
$75k = $150/week
$162k = $324/week

Working backwards – halve the rent and add the ‘000.

$120/week = $60,000
$50/week = $25,000
$182/week = $91k
$200/week = $100k

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“If you can count your money, you don’t have a billion dollars”
J. Paul Getty

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hwd007 – a.k.a ‘The Devils Advocate’,

Do you have to have a go at everything? There were people in this post asking for basic assistance in judging a property for cashflow at a glance. There have been several people offer assistance and you seem to always come back with an obvious what if and poke holes in the assistance they’ve offered?

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Hmm property value / 10 to get rent ? hope this is not the only measure of cash +

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Yeah I’d hope not either. And having read previous posts in the thread you might have found a few.

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“If you can count your money, you don’t have a billion dollars”
J. Paul Getty

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