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That was very useful. Can you do a video for people in there 40s 50s 60s 70s even 80s and above? As I’m heading towards these age brackets soon. I’ve heard it’s harder to get loans the older you get. Or does that not apply to investment properties that are positively geared? And what is the age limit is there a limit? I heard a guy was 75 and he was still able to get multiple properties
loving the content PK, Q. if you do go in to LMI in your investment property arent you more likely to be negtively geared and it will take a long time to become positve. or are we trusting the % growth is going to create enough equity to drop back to 80% and to get another property?.
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Very useful, thanks PK
Hi PK,
Is it OK to buy a very old ( 75 y plus) homes or not?Tnx.
Thank you PK, Nice explanation
Thanks man I appreciate your comment
Can I have LMI on both my house and my first investment property?
Should you buy a 70 plus year old home or not.(Should you avoid buying very old homes?)
Good content. Thanks
Thanks mate
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Hi PK
Thank you for the video.
Do you put your properties under family trust or personal name?
Please do video on this.
Cheers
I personally do a combination. Sure will do!
@@AusPropertyMasteryWithPK yes how trust can help when you have multiple properties and borrowing power benefits
@@rohit5145 I’ll do a video
Great video PK. I’m looking ~400k in Perth. What do you think of Thornlie and Rockingham/port Kennedy in term of short term CG? Thanks!
Not too bad!
is HECS seen as a good or bad debt?
Bad..
Great video PK . Some good points highlighted.Don’t we also need to consider stamp duty cost along with deposit every time we purchase a property?
Yes that’s true and other things like solicitor costs. This was a simplification
That was very useful. Can you do a video for people in there 40s 50s 60s 70s even 80s and above? As I’m heading towards these age brackets soon. I’ve heard it’s harder to get loans the older you get. Or does that not apply to investment properties that are positively geared? And what is the age limit is there a limit? I heard a guy was 75 and he was still able to get multiple properties
loving the content PK, Q. if you do go in to LMI in your investment property arent you more likely to be negtively geared and it will take a long time to become positve. or are we trusting the % growth is going to create enough equity to drop back to 80% and to get another property?.
We want commensurate yield