Hi guys thanks for the tips. But sorry the title said 7% rate but your assumption was 6% so it leaves me scratching my head?? I think 7% is realistic at the moment and potentially another rate hike in Feb 2024 so could be even higher. Can you do another video on 7.3%? Thanks.
Almost but not impossible, if that profile pic is you, you must hear people talk about how it’s impossible to look that shredded, stay curious toward to solution bro 😊
I’ll check out ya calculator thanks. Need to step from 1 to 2 lol.
Excellent video. Thanks for sharing! Imma get the calculator!
Easy as mate, linked it below:
www.pizzaandproperty.au/cash-flow-calculator/
Awesome cheers guys
Glad you liked it bro
This video was very informative. Thanks P&P.
Thanks mate, we love making more interactive walk through videos. If there’s a concept you’d like to see let me know 👍🏼
If you add a granny flat do you have two separate leases? Or just having the extra rooms ups the rent overall? I've been enjoying your content 👍
Great question mate! It’s 2 separate lease agreements this isn’t looked at as a rooming house of separate rooms being let
Hey Sam, what's your bench press max and best 100m time mate?
haha our guess is at least 110kgs
Hi guys thanks for the tips. But sorry the title said 7% rate but your assumption was 6% so it leaves me scratching my head?? I think 7% is realistic at the moment and potentially another rate hike in Feb 2024 so could be even higher. Can you do another video on 7.3%? Thanks.
You're totally right mate, Last minute planning change due to rates looking like they may be changing in the coming months, we'll update the figures
Almost impossible to be cashflow positive now with the rates and outgoings unless you have a massive deposit…do your maths its simple.
Almost but not impossible, if that profile pic is you, you must hear people talk about how it’s impossible to look that shredded, stay curious toward to solution bro 😊