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Yeah you did: Not trying to derail the thread or start a keyboard war.... but that statement was not explicitly made in the context of receiving 20% reduced rent which actually reduces your "tax free" sum substantially & is therefore NOT available to you, as some of it is gobbled up by the...

That is quite simply, misleading. You are not really getting $10K per year "comparatively speaking" because you also need to account for getting only 80% rental income.... If you want to compare apples, then let's have at it, and discard your oranges... ;) As for the focus on growth & the...

LOL.... so by your logic, I should sell my +CF CIP because the cash-flow is not "tax-free"? Even though the CIP will generate an income regardless of a "temporary" tax incentive? (Ie. NRAS has a 10 yr shelf life.....) Even though the after tax CIP income is greater than the NRAS income...

Here's a better example......... I forgo the the whole NRAS chasing a "tax incentive" thing and look for a better yield.... Ie. buy a CIP at 8-10+% yield. It's all about cash-flow..... right? ;)

Firstly, how much can you contribute to your net worth each year? $0, $50K, $100K, more ??? Secondly, using an 8% return (Ie. commercial property for instance), then you could realize $200K from as little as $2.5 M.... Hypothetical scenario: take just 350K of PPOR as initial investment, with...