Guys & Gals..
I always hear about different invetment strategies... solutions.. approaches.... etc... but when you break it down isnt the following correct?
1. If your looking for cash positive investments and capital growth is not your main goal should you not be solely interested in commercial property? Spending your time and energy in solving the hurdles associated with commercial property investments such as larger deposits, vacancy periods.. etc..
2. If your looking for capital growth areas but dont want to negative gear why not have both growth and high yield by simply making such opportunities happen? i.e. development whether its project homes or subdivisions? Rather than spending time and energy looking for a such a property just lying around waiting for you to buy it?
In the end of the day the best property invetment is one that you believe will rise in value and will be positvely geared - is it not...
then why dont people stop thinking about positve or negative as one or the other and simply choose both... through development/subdivision or making it happen....
Anyways in the end of the day these are just opinions... the cheapest commodity in the world as everyone has one...
adios..
quick question... those who search for the rental yield properties which of the following would you prefer... 10% yield in a country town property? or the exactly the same property/land size but within a "bad" i.e. one of the worst around suburbs but which is metro? same purchase price and same yield? - just asking....
I always hear about different invetment strategies... solutions.. approaches.... etc... but when you break it down isnt the following correct?
1. If your looking for cash positive investments and capital growth is not your main goal should you not be solely interested in commercial property? Spending your time and energy in solving the hurdles associated with commercial property investments such as larger deposits, vacancy periods.. etc..
2. If your looking for capital growth areas but dont want to negative gear why not have both growth and high yield by simply making such opportunities happen? i.e. development whether its project homes or subdivisions? Rather than spending time and energy looking for a such a property just lying around waiting for you to buy it?
In the end of the day the best property invetment is one that you believe will rise in value and will be positvely geared - is it not...
then why dont people stop thinking about positve or negative as one or the other and simply choose both... through development/subdivision or making it happen....
Anyways in the end of the day these are just opinions... the cheapest commodity in the world as everyone has one...
adios..
quick question... those who search for the rental yield properties which of the following would you prefer... 10% yield in a country town property? or the exactly the same property/land size but within a "bad" i.e. one of the worst around suburbs but which is metro? same purchase price and same yield? - just asking....