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No Knives With This

June 24th, 2009

You have heard the ad’s, but wait theres more….

With this “what ever it is you get a free set of ginsu knives”…well not this time. If you want the ginsu knives you can go and buy some with the great upside you will get from this investment.

In my opinion deals like this one are where people will create their wealth for retirement, forget the hype of the developers and the spruiking of the real estate agents. Think about what’s in this for you.

With this particular property you are in the heart of NZ’s largest city. It is a 2 bedroom apartment which is sought after in Auckland and is large enough that the banks will lend on it.

Renting easily for $400 to $420 per week this property provides options for many a person looking to rent in the city.

That’s the rental side but you as the owner also have the benefits of the growing city of Auckland.

What happens to prices when there is scarcity? They go up.

Is there scarcity in the Auckland apartment market? Not today but in a couple of years time there will be and this type of investment allows you to hold on to it until the prices move upwards.

The new building laws for Auckland will mean an apartment of this size will cost a developer over $300,000 to build. Add on his margins and you will be looking at over $350,000 to purchase it brand new.

Today you can get that for $250,000, right here right now.

Login and look at the numbers. It’s cashflow positive from day one even using the low end of the rent side for someone on $60,000 a year income.

The return on investment is a whopping 127% even if the property only increases by 2% above inflation over 15 years.

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4 Bedroom Ripper

June 16th, 2009

Brand new and tenanted at $420pw. Only 1 left.

Just a short stroll to the Uni and the Clyde St shopping center.

The tenants love these warm, modern homes and you will too.

4 bedrooms  and a Carport in a great part of Hamilton

$ 365,000.

78% IRR

$7800 Tax Credit for someone on $60,000 per annum

Drop us a line and find out how you can pick up an investment like this.

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4 bedroom

June 9th, 2009

Brand new and tenanted at $420pw. Just a short stroll to the Uni and the Clyde St shopping center. The tenants love these warm, modern homes and you will too for just $365,000.

Just one house left

Details.

Brand New 4 bedroom property with a Carport in Hamilton

2 bathrooms

Rent is currently 420 per week and purchase price is$ 365,000

Would you like to see the property investment analysis on this one?

It’s cashflow positive for anyone with an income of $60,000 per annum and 10% deposit.

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Forget the Bank!!!

May 12th, 2009

67995626 Look at this view.

Is this a million dollar view?

At the moment with interest rates where they are you could own this property by borrowing 100% and it would put cash in your pocket each week.

Ask me how this can be done in this market.

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Not for the Faint Hearted

April 28th, 2009

This little Baby is spectacular if you have what it takes to own it.

This is a property that is incredibly cheap because most people do not understand the type of property that it is.

However before judging this book by it’s cover take a look at the numbers.

Purchase Price $78,000 (including my fee)
CV 2005 $155,000

Rent: $300 to $350 per week. current rent is $290

So what does this mean? If you were on a $60,000 income and borrowed 100% fixed that at 6.5% the property would put $11 per week in your hand.

How long can you hold on to that for? Long enough for prices to increase perhaps?

So why did I make the comment above?

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10% Yield

April 24th, 2009

10% Rental Yield & Under 100k

* Purchase Price $99500 including finders fee
* Rental $180 to $200
* Rates $1078
* Available now!

Description
This property is a character weatherboard home with three good sized bedrooms. A north facing lounge with good heating and the possibility of a second living room or extra bedroom.

Combine this with a double garage and workshop, and two extra out buildings and you have a very desirable property.

Rental has been assessed at $180 to $200 per week representing a 10% rental yield. The owner would like to stay on as a tenant.

A large 738 m2 section lends itself to further development in the future subject to council approval.

The Property would also lend itself to a light renovation, ideal for the handyman or good project manager (the rental assessment is based on the properties current condition which makes it a great buy and hold rental).

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April 16th, 2009

Rented as is, This property will produce a pre tax positive cashflow (approximately $1,400pa).

Convert the sleepout into a self contained flat, the rent is estimated to be $430pw and pre tax cashflow increases to $7,000 – based on 50 weeks tenancy.
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Have you missed the boat?

April 14th, 2009

“This property is cashflow postive at 100% borrowing and has a surplus of $76 per week allowing for rates, insurance and maintenance.” see more …..

Bank economists say inflation figures due out on Friday should be no barrier to another 50 basis points cut in the Official Cash Rate.

The market has been increasingly of a view that the Reserve Bank will need to take the pruning shears to official interest rates when it next reviews them on April 30

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Cash Flow Positive

March 16th, 2009

Cash Flow Positve property is often a misunderstood concept even though it sounds very straight forward.

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Welcome

March 16th, 2009

Welcome to Leverage Property

This is basically a blog site with updates about properties that we make available to subscribers of this website.

Subscription is free so go ahead and join. You will be a part of one of the fastest ways in the world to create wealth.

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