You told me about it at the Balmoral if memory serves correctly.
Are you the guy who bought one East of Narrogin?
Alright guys, I'm back to peel away the layers of polite conversation, see what people really think and cause an irreparable divide between the...
I'll admit I should have phrased it better. I'm talking about cashflow, which at the end of the day will include negatively geared properties with...
Of course I'm pontificating, it's one of my favourite pass times and I'm here to hold court :) In all seriousness, what I was originally trying...
I've already specified that short term strategies and development sites don't count for this. If you take developments into consideration, I'm a...
Can't change it, it would seem...
Let's say that give or take $1k is neutral. I'm not trying to get data on properties with such minute data. By having people only answering one,...
According to what you realistically have made. Forget what the accountant says, their job is to save you tax. Have you made more money at the end...
I'm not ripping on you, you're a 100% correct to say it is better than a negative cash flow property. For the sake of clarity I personally refer...
I know I said I was trying to avoid opinions but here I am stirring the pot. If you have to rely on depreciation to make your property cash flow...
That's just long winded way of saying positive cash flow. Once you take all expenses, tax, income and rebates into account it either puts money in...
Are you trying to say you have negative geared properties with positive cash flow? I'm going to assume this one's a typo.
An option for all three is as statistically relevant as having no answer at all.
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