where to buy 2 properties for 600K

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  1. The Y-man

    The Y-man Moderator Staff Member

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    Have you considered going indirect across several properties in multiple cities?
    Eg comm prop trusts etc.

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  2. bythebay

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    Brett go into domain type Blacktown nsw suburb pick 2br
    Sort low to high price

    there’s one 339k asking it’s under offer now
    There was one about a week ago which said 300k I can’t remember if it was guide that one seems to have disappeared or agent may have updated pricing following open house interest

    Happy hunting!
     
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  3. yoyo_guitarist

    yoyo_guitarist Well-Known Member

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    Hi mate, no I haven't just trying to build a bit of a recession proof foundation portfolio at present. What is it that you actually mean mate ?
     
  4. The Y-man

    The Y-man Moderator Staff Member

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    Investment in commercial property trusts, where you effectively own a share of commercial property with other investors.

    The manager takes a cut of the rent, and everyone receives a portion based on how much they have invested.

    If they sell the building(s), you get a cut of the proceeds based on your ownership proportion.

    eg
    Unlisted Direct Property Funds
    Centuria Government Income Property Fund | Centuria Property Funds


    Several discussion threads on it such as:
    Unlisted Property Trusts 2021 [Property & Infrastructure Funds]

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  5. Steve90

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    Hey bro personally if that was me, I'd be buying 2 blocks of land 650m plus with a 3br house on it in either Christie's beach Adelaide/ or Sullivan's beach or anywhere within 30kms of the city and preferably with waking distance to the beach and public transport, with the current rent and low interest rates you'll be paying next to nothing on principle and interest and you have good potential with capital growth. If you want a bit of diversity I'd say one house in Christies beach and another one in Norlane geelong, once again you have walking distance to water and a train station that may get upgraded to a high speed rail to Melbourne. Nor lane is lower socio-economic area but I suppose everywhere nice once was so it's all up to you what you decide. Good luck
     
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  6. Steve90

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    Having a look at prices it seems christiea beach is a bit more expensive now, maybe Christie Downs is a bt better for your price range
     
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    SA - Reynella, Christie Downs, Elizabeth East, Elizabeth Grove, Davoren Park
    WA - Gosnells, Maddington, Kelmscott, Armadale, Kwinana
    TAS - Devonport, Youngtown, Chigwell

    Give or take ~10% around the 300K mark. Yields are decent and potential capital growth is probably to be reviewed.
     
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    So 100k in commercial property trusts plus your deposit is unavailable as equity vs 600k in direct residential?

    I'm in the same place at the moment, I like the idea of property trusts but they kill borrowing capacity. I see them as a good option to tip cash into once you've maxed out your borrowing capacity.

    Unless I'm missing something and looking at it the wrong way?
     
  9. ashish1137

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    You have some love for rough tenants. :p:)

    Cheers
     
  10. ashish1137

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    Why Devoren Park?
    Reynella has gone way past 400k now.

    Cheers
     
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    Affordability for one.
    Second, these states are well placed for income to median ratios
    Third, these states are due for their growth since a long time.
    Fourth, the way VIC and NSW have grown, if they stagnate a little, the investment money might start flowing into these states.
    QLD can be looked into as well. But most suburbs there have more renters than needed and most people target the suburbs that may already have grown or have a lot of supply. I would rather stick to Gold Coast and surrounds in quality areas than Brisbane.

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  12. The Y-man

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    You are correct in that you can't leverage it (it is internally leveraged - the trust goes and borrows money)*

    Basically comes down to getting 6%pa rental AFTER costs vs rental return + CG on $600k IPs.

    The Y-man

    *actually, you could margin loan a listed a-reit but let's not go there.
     
  13. PeterCr

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    Davoren Park may potentially get one a Duplex at circa $300K (with 2 income sources)
    Agree Reynella may not be an option
     
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    Goodna to Ipswich

    Yes , other places might have gone up more in the last four years , but nicer areas go up first and have higher holding costs

    cheaper places then catch up , which is happening now .

    At the moment you want to be buying in places that haven’t gone up 50 % in the last four years .

    cliff
     
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  15. yoyo_guitarist

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    Hi mate thanks for the that. Seems to be some good information there. I looked at Noelene a while ago, when I was searching in Melbs. Do you know if there is still decent value there ? Will definitely take a look at SA as you said. I know there is a lot of work coming to Adelaide within the defence industry.Cheers mate
     
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    Sounds like you have done quite well for yourself so far! with a 600k budget you would have an array of options but it sounds like you want to purchase at a cheaper price point. Given a lot of cheaper suburbs in the smaller metro markets have moved, 300k makes it a lot tougher to find a quality property. If you could extend your budget to 350-400k I think this would open the door for many more options. You could purchase in Adelaide, Brisbane, or Perth in higher-demand areas. Although it will push back IP4 I think it may set you up better for growth in the next few years.
     
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    Ok mate, yes it does appear that way. There is a few in Christie downs around the 300k Mark. Any there that looks any good mate ?
     
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    Thanks mate, yes I’d happily take a look at those areas in the 350/400 range. Could you suggest any areas ?
     
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    Hi Peter Elizabeth Easy and Elizabeth Downs areas seem to have some very affordable places. I’m guessing this area is a bit rough ?could you suggest any moves pockets of those areas ?
     
  20. See Change

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    I know the property manager we use in Adelaide doesn’t manage properties in Elizabeth . I think Elizabeth is a step up from comparable suburbs in Tassie such as gagebrook or ravenswood but you’ve got to be really “ brave “ to buy there

    Cliff