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  • Profile photo of Ash72Ash72
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    @ash72
    Join Date: 2009
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    Hi Guy's,

    I am looking for other points of view. I currently own 2 IP's in Darwin that have both just become CF+ due to the reduction in interest rates as well as high rents. They are literally just a few $$ ahead but CF+ nontheless.

    My PPOR is in Adelaide and I owe $225k on it.

    Question – Get stuck into my PPOR loan or borrow against the IP's and buy another property. I know it's a hard question, some other thoughts would be good.

    Cheers

    Ash

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    @give90
    Join Date: 2007
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    i would be buying as much cashflow pos property as possible now while you can. let time and capital growth look after paying for your home unless you are nearing retirement.

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    @duckster
    Join Date: 2004
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    You may wish to reduce your PPOR interest costs by putting money into an offset account linked to your PPOR loan. This gives you flexibility to either pay a chunk off the PPOR loan with the saved offset account balance or use the money as a deposit for another investment property in the future.

    Profile photo of Ash72Ash72
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    @ash72
    Join Date: 2009
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    Thanks for your comments – think I will buy another property.

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