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That cairns story applies same to infrastructure. Lots of announced infrastructure plans end up being scrapped or delayed indefinitely. The biggest growth would only happen right before the infrastructure is finished not even before or when it’s announced.
Another abt share vs property investment is due to volatility of shares you have to sell to actualise the profit and taxed whenever which interrupt the Beaty of compounding growth
Days on market. Stock on market. Make like a Mona lisa. Yield - annual rent divide by purchase price. Aim for 5-6% is good. Lots of gr8 education here. ty 4 vid
Funny you mentioned Cairns. I live up hear and now we’re looking to buy property its all taken off since Covid haha. Such is life though Appreciate the content
Of course it’s full recourse PK. NAB lend against the shares with no margin call as long as you keep meeting payments. EXACTLY the same as a house. What’s your point?
@@AusPropertyMasteryWithPK PK, it’s a frightening prospect that you think that to be true AND you propose to provide leadership in the real estate space. If you are 30 days delinquent, the banks are definitely going to start the process if you do nothing, at 60 days, the bank starts its legal obligation to get you out. You have the right to pull your legal levers, to stay, but unless you know those levers, then you are just delaying eviction, whilst the bank is racking up fees which is inevitably sucking out any equity remaining. PK, study up on this. You are sadly mistaken and misleading people if you think otherwise. You are an educator. Get educated about this, please.
@@nq6417 under water means negative equity. Relax on your accusations. Negative equity in stock loans they will come after you, not in resi real estate, please put down the sword
@LB-xo5so For how long, until you die? To pass wealth onto next generation? Otherwise you're tricking yourself. I can rattle off 10 things now you can do with the free time Sleep in Go out for breakfast Go for a walk Do gym See a friend Go out Have a online call Hobbies Tv youtube Travel Kids time if you have some
Another abt share vs property investment is due to volatility of shares you have to sell to actualise the profit and taxed whenever which interrupt the Beaty of compounding growth.
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That cairns story applies same to infrastructure. Lots of announced infrastructure plans end up being scrapped or delayed indefinitely. The biggest growth would only happen right before the infrastructure is finished not even before or when it’s announced.
Another abt share vs property investment is due to volatility of shares you have to sell to actualise the profit and taxed whenever which interrupt the Beaty of compounding growth
Days on market. Stock on market. Make like a Mona lisa. Yield - annual rent divide by purchase price. Aim for 5-6% is good. Lots of gr8 education here. ty 4 vid
Please show how to calculate the yield.. thanks
@@vikashjina2202annual rent income divided by purchase price of property. Of course, you must deduct annual property costs to obtain accurate yield.
Not hard mate. Rent per week * 52/ purchase price. Thats your gross rent. Cash flow matters much more which you deduct expenses.
@@Northstar2000u on it bruh
Funny you mentioned Cairns. I live up hear and now we’re looking to buy property its all taken off since Covid haha. Such is life though
Appreciate the content
NABB Equiity builder lets you invest into the stock market with leverage (75-80%) as 1 way of a few
They give the biggest loan out of any bank.. but it’s always full recourse, no security
Of course it’s full recourse PK. NAB lend against the shares with no margin call as long as you keep meeting payments. EXACTLY the same as a house. What’s your point?
@@nq6417 residential housing terms are not like that.. if you go underwater the bank doesn’t come after you, in the stock example they do
@@AusPropertyMasteryWithPK PK, it’s a frightening prospect that you think that to be true AND you propose to provide leadership in the real estate space.
If you are 30 days delinquent, the banks are definitely going to start the process if you do nothing, at 60 days, the bank starts its legal obligation to get you out. You have the right to pull your legal levers, to stay, but unless you know those levers, then you are just delaying eviction, whilst the bank is racking up fees which is inevitably sucking out any equity remaining.
PK, study up on this. You are sadly mistaken and misleading people if you think otherwise. You are an educator. Get educated about this, please.
@@nq6417 under water means negative equity. Relax on your accusations.
Negative equity in stock loans they will come after you, not in resi real estate, please put down the sword
Buy as much propa tee as you can baby, leverage to the moon snort up those lines of credit. To financial freedom! 🎉
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A lot of value in this one 😂
I'm going to be 60 in 2040
Retire at 40 and do exactly what?
Whatever you want
yeah i guess for some that is the ultimate goal. For me keep building my portfolio is my lifestyle.
I think he means retire from work, not retire from your lifestyle.
@LB-xo5so
For how long, until you die?
To pass wealth onto next generation?
Otherwise you're tricking yourself.
I can rattle off 10 things now you can do with the free time
Sleep in
Go out for breakfast
Go for a walk
Do gym
See a friend
Go out
Have a online call
Hobbies
Tv youtube
Travel
Kids time if you have some
@@LB-xo5sohow many yachts is enough?
Another abt share vs property investment is due to volatility of shares you have to sell to actualise the profit and taxed whenever which interrupt the Beaty of compounding growth.