LOE anyone ?

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  1. DanW

    DanW Well-Known Member

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    LOG I think refers to a riskier version of LOE.

    LOE means planning your retirement based on equity you have today.

    LOG means retiring based on projected annual growth - you need to keep getting higher valuations and sale prices to make it work.

    LOE on the other hand would work if prices stayed flat.
     
  2. Redwing

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    I'm relying on the LORD to provide

    Living On Rents & Dividends

    As I said on SS, throwing an Interest and Equity strategy in there would give you LORDIE, cycling through these to take advantage of the various cycles would give you LORDIE, LORDIE
     
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    Here's the Open Wealth guys talking about LOE
     
  4. Biz

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    What about LOD?

    Living off Dependents.

    Bang out half a dozen kids and collect the benefits!
     
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    What sort of income will be getting? And the split of dividend ans LOE income?

     
  6. DanW

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    I'm planning LOSMMUSMA.

    Living off self made millions using self made acronyms
     
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    I agree with the risks of LOE stated by the OP. However, living off rents alone will take a long time for us.

    So, we are using a combination of LOE and LOR. Our plan is:

    1. Aggressively paying down our PPoR
    2. Hold our current portfolio of 5 IPs
    3. When PPoR is paid-off, start partial LoE using PPoR equity - this most likely means wife will go part time or stop working
    4. Start paying off IPs
    5. Retire once IP rents pay $90k per annum

    We are mitigating some of the risks by applying LoE earlier so we can still service the loan and by working full time till then.
     
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    That sounds good, but is it LOE?? I see LOE means that you basically don't have a job and you utilise LOE to fund retirement?? Your variation would reduce risks.

    I agree, living off rents using resi properties is a very slow way to get to the end goal.

    MTR:)
     
  9. 380

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    No one mention share for our dear friend ATO.. every property sold is subject relevant tax amount!

    it is easy to say sell 4 properties worth X400k each = $1.6 M and pay off debt of $1.6M

    Forget selling cost, legal cost, marketing cost, TAX: just get $1.6M from sale and pay off $1.6M debt:cool::cool:
     
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  10. srirang

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    No, it is not pure LoE. I think you have to adapt multiple strategies and come up with something that works for you. We also do not intend to sell any of the IPs at this stage.
     
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    I think there are some points here that would be good if @Rixter were to make an appearance and add his comments.
     
  12. Redwing

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    Sell one a year when no longer working, plus if held over the long term you should get your CGT discount. If held in a trust you should also be able to also distribute the gains?
     
  13. orangestreet

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    Where has Rixter been lately? I would have thought he would be defending himself vigorously in these debates as he previously has.
     
  14. Investig8

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    Living the Dream one would presume
     
  15. stumpie

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    I don't believe rixter is purely using an LoE strategy, his rental income is positively geared i.e. positive cash-flow however he uses some equity to supplement his lifestyle. Would be good if Rixter could chime in and confirm.
     
  16. Jamie_

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    FYI, if you use the @ symbol before someones name you can "tag" them so that they see the thread
    @Rixter
     
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    I believe @Rixter is not working anymore, but his wife is.
     
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    Ooooh, so this is where the LOWife comes from?
     
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    Thanks for letting me know that. I thought it was le mot du jour but will use it now too.
     
  20. sash

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    :DYou hooo........Rixy baby...where are you?

    Would be great if you can reveal on you are funding your retirement via LOE...based on the commentary on this post..the following is bieng said:

    1. You are partially LOE...
    2. Your wife has a part time job?? ...not sure....
    3. Have some positive income from property...

    Would be got to get clarification here....this strategy in my view is a blended strategy and plan to use a similar strategy...where LOE will only be used during months of shortfall....

    Are we warm Rixy??