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Ideas for establishing a capital base to begin investing - getting past first base

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that is the dream, enough money to live very comfortable and be time rich
 
Re: Ideas for establishing a capital base to begin investing - getting past first bas


Sounds good

But do you think this will work now in current markets, the property stuff?

"Bought a house and paid off in two years", will that still work now a days with high interest rates & cost of living (inflation)?

Thx

MS
 
Re: Ideas for establishing a capital base to begin investing - getting past first bas

^^^^^

Not to mention, stagnating or falling house prices over multiple years!
 
Re: Ideas for establishing a capital base to begin investing - getting past first bas

But do you think this will work now in current markets, the property stuff?
MS
For each potential project I factor in the worst case scenario, crunch the numbers and make a decision. There's opportunity in every market condition. Subdividing land into two or more lots at the rear of an existing home creates instant value and a buffer to declining prices.

If you buy well and add value you create a much larger buffer against the downside. Just like trading, you need to be patient and wait for the correct setup, in the property market you stay cashed up and wait patiently for someone to drop their pants on price.

"Bought a house and paid off in two years", will that still work now a days with high interest rates & cost of living (inflation)?

Thx

MS
Depends on your income
 
Re: Ideas for establishing a capital base to begin investing - getting past first bas


As a developer this is a risky stratagy.Corner blocks or rear entrance blocks are best.Land currently in hammer head blocks in SA are very slow sellers.
The value isnt added until the land is sold.


True its like paying a larger deposit. Gearing like everything in business deminishes risk.


Depends on your income

Paying off a home may not be the best stratagy for some.Gearing to positive cashflow maybe better and utilising deductions.
 
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