Another day. Another young property investor

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  1. Mumbai

    Mumbai Well-Known Member

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    He's young, dedicated and focused. Good on him. @Jamie Moore, are you his broker? There was mention of your name in the article.
     
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    Mindless comment #1: it's not the number of properties that matters, it's the total value and the LVR.
     
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    Working at maccas and saving $20,000 is amazing. They pay like $6/hR to kids
     
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    This guy has a healthy LVR risk exposure for his age and portfolio value to date. Plus, the high-yield chasing strategy he's employed, while on a modest salary, is a pretty smart way to build a sustainable portfolio at this age/salary composition.

    Good on him and @Jamie Moore well done for the mention too.
     
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    He has done well, good effort doing what he has so far on a low income.
    I'm not a fan of the property mix but they make sense in this situation.
     
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    Yes, but CG wise, 40% increase in 4 years is pretty darn good ;)
     
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    Yep, you're famous @Jamie Moore :
    "But investing and accumulating many properties at a young age with income limitations is a difficult prospect for many, Pass Go Home Loans managing director Jamie Moore said."
     
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    Fantastic cashflow. Bout 350'per week after all expenses straight in his pocket not including any extras such as depreciation etc into the mix. Well done
     
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    He isn't his broker, I started speaking to Jamie after finding him through Prop chat :). Very knowledgeable and I'm a big fan of his.
     
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    Good on him. Excellent portfolio built on that income in that timeframe. Avg yield over 9%. Great foundation.

    My property portfolio consisted of 0 IPs at 24.
     
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    (Also if anyone has detailed feedback about stuff they want to read more of, please email me: [email protected] - I took some info on board from last comments about details you'd wanted to see in a profile and did my best to include them in this article.)
     
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    Great story. And not even a loosely veiled spruiker mentor company advertising piece, with numbers backed up by actual bank vals. Nice change for once from the real estate media.

    Good to see some SA holdings in there as well :)
     
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    I want to be like him. Same ages, but we have got a huge difference in the number of properties.
     
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    Dont worry. Remember, once a great man said "it's not the number of properties that matters, it's the total value and the LVR"

    Actually, its was just @bobbyj. Ignore it ;)
     
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    It's the sqm size that matters most

    Great article. Reading it makes me want to buy more properties.

    If this guy continues to do what he's doing he should be able to sit on an amazing portfolio by 30.
     
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    I'm 24 too, so its nice to see how successful people our age are going. I like that his buying patterns have echoed general somersoft sentiment (for example buying in QLD last year)

    Very true, your last line was amusing too, I'm sure you have come a long way now though.
     
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    Never let the truth get in the way of a good story ;)

    "His property portfolio returns $1500 a week, or about $200 a week in his pocket after costs. He uses this money to pay down the mortgages further, build a security buffer and save for future investments."
     
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    Its a great story - kudos to him. These stories definitely inspire some young people and i certainly enjoy reading them (great work Jennifer).

    There'll obviously be a few more hurdles in the way for him moving forward when it comes to accessing bank funding, especially for properties 6-10. Continuing to purchase at low price points is also a big factor as it lets him split up his debts between lenders more easily (important for a strategy of lots of cheapie high yielding properties).

    For young people that are ambitious and have views to do big things in property (someone with 6 properties at 24), over the medium/longer term and through the next stage of acquisition, there's no substitute to working on increasing that income figure significantly. I usually find that people with this approach and determination find a way to do it given time and knowledge and continue to build the portfolio.
     
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    I am unable to comment until i recieve valued commentary from me peers on Facebook. Stay tuned:p