How Will You Grow Capital over the next 5 years?

Cosmetic reno on one, maybe two, IP's. Purchase PPOR for renovation and maybe look to add some cashflow by dual occ..

 

Money does not grow on trees!

It grows on plants lol.

Every 12 week cycle if you're good at it.

Primary production also has great tax incentives (if its legit).

 

LED's are the way to go now mate, runs cooler, no need to change bulbs, less fire risk and burns less power

 

For me it's buying, renovating and possibly strata titling unit blocks in regional towns or areas that have hit the bottom of the market.

Future growth is great, however I feel it's always a gamble and should just be treated as a bonus.

I'm specifically focussing on high income strategies that have large manufactured growth potential in areas that haven't seen much growth in the last few years.

If I can increase the value by 6 figures and get an income in the 5 figure range and get delayed settlement terms meaning low cash input then I'm onto a winner.

I guess I'm saying there's no specific natural growth strategy for me- I'm manufacturing it- However as I'm mastering this I'm starting to look toward cities at 5-6 o'clock on the property clock

 

I don't know. I have finished one reno and nearly finished another. This puts me in a good cashflow position. Early next year we will finish the townhouse development and cashflow will be even better. After that I need a break, regroup and pay down some debt. I don't know what my next project will be after that. I will need to assess the market and my borrowing capacity at the time. Possibilities are: unit development, reno to sell or PPoR.

 

At this point in time I am thinking PPoR.

 

Combination of private company (definitely), buy & hold equity (hope they keep going), development (newbie, so we'll see) and super (been a good l/t performer so far).

 

I am going in with some risk but I feel like saving into offsets is not a good enough option for me now. Seeing the magic of investing and capital growth where buying 1 property in 2015, another in 2016 and finding that selling the 2015 one can get me 2016 one right away, I'm inclined to keep investing whatever savings I manage to get together with the belief that that outcome will be better than just saving into offsets. Because I'm at my servicing limit for a leveraged product like property, I'm going with shares now.
Plan is to invest as much as I can in a growth portfolio, check wether that portfolio has built up enough to be able to sell it in 5+years and get enough money to put into a subdivision on one of the IP.
Not a very safe strategy cz I might lose the lot.

 

Easy, buy good quality properties in high growth area's of our major capital cities, namely Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane. Add value through renovations or development. If you buy well the market will do the hard work for you.

 

I have been selling shares & ETF now (mainly in the US and Hk). But after reading this thread I think I will slow down the process.

I plan to sell everything by end of the year, and start investing in Australian property. Hopefully the Sentiment in the property market will be very exuberant next year.

 

Send the kids to work to pay for boarding, utilities & clothing expenses and food