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  • Profile photo of Sick of SpruikersSick of Spruikers
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    I have allocated $400K to invest in next property – ideally we like a buy in of less than $300K to renovate & hold… where?    We would like to build/renovate for rental & most importantly capital growth.   I'm open to suggest anywhere in the triangle from say Brisbane , Sunshine Coast, Gympie and out to Toowoomba….  ideas?

    Profile photo of DetroitDan9DetroitDan9
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    SoS,

    What type of returns are you looking for with your buy and hold?

    Have you ever considered investing a small portion of that allocated money in a property in the USA?

    Speaking from my own experience, for $30,000 in a Michigan Suburb you can net around $500/mo after taxes and insurance (rent somewhere between $800-900), with potential for capital gains in the future.

    Just a thought. :)

    Take care,

    Dan

    Profile photo of Richard TaylorRichard Taylor
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    Hi Dan

    Big difference in Australia you can borrow 95% of the purchase price in most suburbs so make your return on OPM.

    In Michigan you can borrow diddly squat.

    Cheers

    Yours in Finance

    Richard Taylor | Australia's leading private lender

    Profile photo of DetroitDan9DetroitDan9
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    That is true about not being able to borrow in Michigan – the banks are extremely tight right now.

    What are investors netting in Australia with borrowed money, based on the purchase price, and rents in Australia?

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