How Property Investing Works In Australia - Scott Kuru

How Property Investing Works In Australia - Scott Kuru

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[fabsnr]

Good point, however one thing that needs to be considered is the interest rate on that money

[hurihianoda]

Wooow this is amazing!! My husband and I need to learn more about this! I'm so happy I came across your video. I would love for our kids and their partners to check this out too. Scott Kuru, I would love for you to teach us how to build generational wealth so we can help lead others in the right direction to do the same. Thank you for simplifying your korero so we have a better understanding in how this works... especially for those of us that have no idea about investing in property.

[Gdsamplify]

How can you say that the capital growth is not taxable when you have to pay CGT when selling the IP

[MaAbhi]

How is rental an income if it doesn’t cover the mortgage?

Might be a naive question. New to investing

[ykchang]

Don't forget you must have income to sustain investment. Borrowing money from banks can be dangerous if the rental income cannot beat interest payments and other expenses incurred. Property investment is not without risk. If not careful and market instability can cost youveverything includibg your shirts. Extreme care and calculated risk must be adhered. Remember not all property makes money. Some will make you lose money till bankrupt, if not careful.

[paulvk]

3 - 6% rental income.... ohhh my and not a word of serviceability and not taxed.... Dear Scott, you don't pay tax on a loan, rather the interest is an taxable offset. Are you learning on the run?

[konstantinospappas]

So the chunks of money coming out of the portfolio is that from Equity?

[jaiminkbhatt]

Hi scott have emailed you re - strategist email. Looking forward to hear soon from you / your office.

[tppodi]

How about interest rate then? You still need to pay principal & interest on every property. If my investment make negative profitable outcome, how can you handle that? What I heard most of investment house rent income doesnt cover the repayment of the property.

[robinchaulagain]

Except migration world population will definitely go down. So what's meaning of selling same world house again again there opening more are to build a build to make the city leavable when a country has must available palace than anywhere in the world. If it's future plan the most populated country obviously move to city to released that land for more agro growth and forest meanwhile country like Australia can raise forest in desserts if they desperately love the country and can make the nation one of the most leavable nation.

[GhanYt]

With inflation running at a four-decade high, a Recession is now the ‘most likely outcome for the economy. How can I grow my portfolio to outpace inflation and maintain a successful long-term strategy? I have been reading of investors making about $250k profit in this current crashing market, and I need ideas on how to achieve similar profits.