$20,000
Weekly shortfall without using strategy of capitalising expenses $228
Weekly shortfall using strategy of capitalising expenses $148
Explaining The Property Cycle
CASHFLOW & PROPERTY CYCLES (continued)
EXAMPLE 2 | City Park @ Cairns | December 2008
Assumptions…
Purchase Price: $310,000 (Unfurnished)
Taxable Incomes: $60,000 and $40,000
Ownership Split: 50 / 50
Rent: $340 / week
Interest Rate: 6.0% (Approx rate with full professional package
CBRE 31-12-12, global vision about property markets. A little late to share it, but an interesting document to keep up-to-date with the real estate investment world.
This document discusses the risks in the current financial system and arguments for investing in gold. It notes that corporate debt is at all-time highs while yields on low-rated bonds are at historic lows, representing a potential return-free risk. It also argues that government debt levels cannot sustainably remain high indefinitely and that central bank policies may not be able to firmly control economies and markets. The document advocates for a prudent investment approach that addresses systemic risks, such as owning physical gold outside of the financial system through an institutional vehicle like the Tocqueville Bullion Reserve.
Stanford CS 007-09: Personal Finance for Engineers / Real EstateAdam Nash
These are the slides from the 9th session of the Stanford University class, CS 007 "Personal Finance for Engineers" This seminar covers real estate and related financial decisions: buying, renting, rent vs. buy, real estate investment, rental properties & tax advantages.
Stanford CS 007-09 (2021): Personal Finance for Engineers / Real EstateAdam Nash
These are the slides from the 9th session of the Stanford University class, CS 007 "Personal Finance for Engineers" offered on November 30, 2021. This seminar covers real estate and related financial decisions: buying, renting, rent vs. buy, real estate investment, rental properties & tax advantages.
Stanford CS 007-06 (2019): Personal Finance for Engineers / DebtAdam Nash
The document provides information about different types of debt including student loans, mortgages, auto loans, and credit cards. It discusses the large amounts of debt held in each category in the US. For student loans, it notes the average debt for 2018 graduates and default rates. It also reviews strategies for paying off debt efficiently, including the debt snowball and optimal payment methods prioritizing the highest interest debt. The dangers of debt are discussed, emphasizing that bankruptcy occurs when debts cannot be paid and that credit card interest rates can exceed 20%.
Stanford CS 007-07 (2019): Personal Finance for Engineers / InvestingAdam Nash
These are the slides from the 7th session of the Stanford University class, CS 007 "Personal Finance for Engineers" given in November 2019. This seminar covers compounding, types of investments, diversification, how to invest, and the four keys to good investing (all boring).
Stanford CS 007-07 (2021): Personal Finance for Engineers / InvestingAdam Nash
These are the slides from the 7th session of the Stanford University class, CS 007 "Personal Finance for Engineers" given on November 9, 2021. This seminar covers compounding, types of investments, diversification, how to invest, and the four keys to good investing (all boring).
Stanford CS 007-10 (2019): Personal Finance for Engineers / Additional TopicsAdam Nash
These are the slides from the 10th session of the Stanford University class, CS 007 "Personal Finance for Engineers" offered in December 2019. This seminar covers student requested additional topics for the course, including bitcoin / cryptocurrency, derivatives, futures, options, private equity & venture capital.
CBRE 31-12-12, global vision about property markets. A little late to share it, but an interesting document to keep up-to-date with the real estate investment world.
This document discusses the risks in the current financial system and arguments for investing in gold. It notes that corporate debt is at all-time highs while yields on low-rated bonds are at historic lows, representing a potential return-free risk. It also argues that government debt levels cannot sustainably remain high indefinitely and that central bank policies may not be able to firmly control economies and markets. The document advocates for a prudent investment approach that addresses systemic risks, such as owning physical gold outside of the financial system through an institutional vehicle like the Tocqueville Bullion Reserve.
Stanford CS 007-09: Personal Finance for Engineers / Real EstateAdam Nash
These are the slides from the 9th session of the Stanford University class, CS 007 "Personal Finance for Engineers" This seminar covers real estate and related financial decisions: buying, renting, rent vs. buy, real estate investment, rental properties & tax advantages.
Stanford CS 007-09 (2021): Personal Finance for Engineers / Real EstateAdam Nash
These are the slides from the 9th session of the Stanford University class, CS 007 "Personal Finance for Engineers" offered on November 30, 2021. This seminar covers real estate and related financial decisions: buying, renting, rent vs. buy, real estate investment, rental properties & tax advantages.
Stanford CS 007-06 (2019): Personal Finance for Engineers / DebtAdam Nash
The document provides information about different types of debt including student loans, mortgages, auto loans, and credit cards. It discusses the large amounts of debt held in each category in the US. For student loans, it notes the average debt for 2018 graduates and default rates. It also reviews strategies for paying off debt efficiently, including the debt snowball and optimal payment methods prioritizing the highest interest debt. The dangers of debt are discussed, emphasizing that bankruptcy occurs when debts cannot be paid and that credit card interest rates can exceed 20%.
Stanford CS 007-07 (2019): Personal Finance for Engineers / InvestingAdam Nash
These are the slides from the 7th session of the Stanford University class, CS 007 "Personal Finance for Engineers" given in November 2019. This seminar covers compounding, types of investments, diversification, how to invest, and the four keys to good investing (all boring).
Stanford CS 007-07 (2021): Personal Finance for Engineers / InvestingAdam Nash
These are the slides from the 7th session of the Stanford University class, CS 007 "Personal Finance for Engineers" given on November 9, 2021. This seminar covers compounding, types of investments, diversification, how to invest, and the four keys to good investing (all boring).
Stanford CS 007-10 (2019): Personal Finance for Engineers / Additional TopicsAdam Nash
These are the slides from the 10th session of the Stanford University class, CS 007 "Personal Finance for Engineers" offered in December 2019. This seminar covers student requested additional topics for the course, including bitcoin / cryptocurrency, derivatives, futures, options, private equity & venture capital.
Stanford CS 007-09 (2019): Personal Finance for Engineers / Real EstateAdam Nash
These are the slides from the 9th session of the Stanford University class, CS 007 "Personal Finance for Engineers" offered in November 2019. This seminar covers real estate and related financial decisions: buying, renting, rent vs. buy, real estate investment, rental properties & tax advantages.
What is interest ? Types of interest & Rate of interest
various theory of interest
1) Classical theory
2) Loanable fund theory
their criticism and explaination
Stanford CS 007-01 (2020): Personal Finance for Engineers / IntroductionAdam Nash
These are the slides from the 1st session of the Stanford University class, CS 007 "Personal Finance for Engineers" given on September 15, 2020. This seminar covers a survey of the students enrolled in the course, with an overview of the topics to be covered over the course of the series.
Stanford CS 007-08 (2019): Personal Finance for Engineers / Financial Plannin...Adam Nash
These are the slides from the 8th session of the Stanford University class, CS 007 "Personal Finance for Engineers" offered in November 2019. This seminar covers financial planning, financial goals, couples & life insurance.
Stanford CS 007-05 (2020): Personal Finance for Engineers / Assets & Net WorthAdam Nash
These are the slides from the 5th session of the Stanford University class, CS 007 "Personal Finance for Engineers" This seminar focuses on liquidity, emergency funds, assets & liabilities, and net worth.
The document discusses several ways to earn passive income from cryptocurrency investments, including flexible savings accounts on Binance that allow users to lend crypto assets and earn interest, BNB vaults that provide benefits from staking BNB including free tokens, and Launchpool which aims to align the incentives of investment funds and communities to work together on projects. Dual investment is also mentioned as a structured product involving two currencies that can provide enhanced returns depending on the performance of the underlying assets.
This document provides a summary of the author's Christmas vacation spent in Jost Van Dyke, British Virgin Islands. It describes their travel itinerary to arrive on Christmas Day and their initial activities that afternoon, which included stopping at local bars One Love and Soggy Dollar. It establishes the routine for their week visiting these bars each day, meeting new people, and generally enjoying the laidback island paradise atmosphere.
$30,000
Weekly shortfall without using strategy of capitalising expenses $222
Weekly shortfall using strategy of capitalising expenses $222
Explaining The Property Cycle
CASHFLOW & PROPERTY CYCLES (continued)
EXAMPLE 2 | City Park @ Cairns | December 2008
Assumptions…
Purchase Price: $310,000 (Unfurnished)
Taxable Incomes: $60,000 and $40,000
Ownership Split: 50 / 50
Rent: $360 / week
Interest Rate: 6.0% (Approx rate with full professional package
PROTECT A/S is a Danish company that specializes in security fog protection systems. Their fog systems work by disorienting intruders with thick fog that obscures visibility and makes it difficult to navigate or find valuables. PROTECT offers three fog cannon models - the PROTECT 600 for small rooms, PROTECT 1100 for medium rooms, and the powerful PROTECT 2200 for large spaces. All models can integrate with alarm systems, have battery backups, adjustable fog dispersion, and durable casing designs.
EDOC 2013 "Event Actors Based Approach for Supporting Analysis and Verificati...Huy Tran
The document proposes an event actors based approach to support analysis and verification of event-driven architectures. It introduces event actors as computational units that interact through well-defined event-based interfaces. The approach aims to reduce non-determinism while preserving loose coupling. Event actors and their relationships are mapped to Petri nets for formal analysis and verification of properties like dead execution paths and deadlocks. The approach provides intuitive abstractions grounded in formal methods to enhance understanding and analysis of event-driven systems.
This document summarizes a presentation about investing in property markets. It discusses the slowing UK property market and suggests investing in faster growing international markets. Specific options mentioned include land, development projects, buying off-plan properties, and buy-to-let in places like newer EU countries experiencing strong economic growth and increasing foreign investment. The presentation aims to help investors protect and grow their wealth by diversifying into higher returning markets.
Eminence Real Estate Consultants provides consultation and facilitation services for domestic and international real estate. They specialize in identifying investment opportunities in the United States, which they view as one of the most lucrative current markets due to economic conditions. Their services include evaluating properties, facilitating purchases in accordance with Indian government investment limits, and managing properties. The document provides details on their portfolio of property types, underwriting process, and management team to support foreign investors.
This document summarizes a webinar presented by Sam Saggers of Richardson & Wrench Projects and Investments on trends in the Australian property market. Saggers discusses that the market will cool rather than crash in 2016 due to factors like the upcoming federal election. He also notes that architecture and quality will be important in an oversupplied market. Globalization will increase both investment and supply in Australian real estate. Yields are expected to follow areas of undersupply. Saggers outlines different types and examples of property investments that have succeeded by focusing on location, suburb improvements, desirable features, and high-quality design.
This document discusses economic bubbles, providing examples and theories. It focuses on the United States and Malaysian housing bubbles. Different types of bubbles are defined, including market, commodity, stock, and credit bubbles. The document outlines the history of bubbles like the tulip mania and dot-com bubble. Social psychology theories for bubbles are explained, and the effects of bubbles discussed. The US housing bubble and its causes are analyzed, along with the impact on employment. Malaysia's housing bubble is also examined, outlining factors like foreign investment and government efforts to manage supply and demand.
London & UK Property Seminars - Is Property Investment under siege?Brett Alegre-Wood
London and UK Property Investment is under siege... or is it?
So many changes... So where is the money now and the next 5 years?
With all the recent changes for buy to let residential property investors, don't miss Brett Alegre-Wood, Property Investor and founder of YPC Group sharing his thoughts on where the opportunity is at and how to take advantage.
We all know that successful investors find the opportunity but where is it if you aren't 'in the know' or have the kind of capital the changes seem to imply.
* The Good News is that there is still many pockets of opportunity, now and for the next 5 years.
* State of the Property Market and the risks to keep your eyes on.
* How to make money from Off-Plan and New Build property over the next 5 years
* Discover how to make money after changes in tax & in a potentially low growth environment
* Learn how to get a mortgage every time
* Understand our unique 5 step Research and Property Selection process
* Learn who your 6 best friends in property really are
* How to manage properties effortlessly
Real Estate Workshop | Robin Banks | Wealth Mastery | Wealth MigrateWealth Migrate
The document summarizes key points from a real estate investor workshop, including:
1) The workshop discusses making global real estate investing accessible to average investors by removing middlemen and fees.
2) Traditional real estate investment structures have multiple layers of fees that dilute returns for individual investors.
3) Investing overseas provides advantages like wealth preservation, currency hedging, and diversification compared to local real estate markets.
4) However, most people who invest overseas lose money due to lack of proper due diligence, wrong partners, and failure to understand property cash flows and management. Risks must be carefully managed.
The document summarizes the global economic meltdown that began in 2008. It discusses recessions and depressions, the history of the Great Depression, and factors that led to the 2008 crisis such as the housing bubble and subprime lending. It describes the impact on various sectors in India as well as government initiatives to stimulate the economy. While conditions have improved, certain sectors remain affected. The conclusion emphasizes learning from the crisis and the need for continued monitoring of economic conditions.
The document provides information about an investment opportunity in real estate properties being resold by REO Reseller, Inc. It outlines the risks and lack of guarantees associated with real estate investments. It then describes REO Reseller's mission to help rebuild communities hardest hit by the real estate downturn by joining investors with families needing homes. Details are provided about cash flow potential, returns on investment, and the turn-key management system whereby REO Reseller handles all aspects of purchasing, repairs, renting, and reselling properties.
Netwealth portfolio construction series: Economic Update with Roger MontgomerynetwealthInvest
Part of Netwealth's portfolio construction webinar series - Roger Montgomery, founder and Chief Investment Officer at Montgomery Investment Management presented to an audience on 22nd February 2017 and shared his views on major economic trends currently affecting local and global markets, stocks and sectors best placed for growth and what investors should look for in 2017.
Stanford CS 007-09 (2019): Personal Finance for Engineers / Real EstateAdam Nash
These are the slides from the 9th session of the Stanford University class, CS 007 "Personal Finance for Engineers" offered in November 2019. This seminar covers real estate and related financial decisions: buying, renting, rent vs. buy, real estate investment, rental properties & tax advantages.
What is interest ? Types of interest & Rate of interest
various theory of interest
1) Classical theory
2) Loanable fund theory
their criticism and explaination
Stanford CS 007-01 (2020): Personal Finance for Engineers / IntroductionAdam Nash
These are the slides from the 1st session of the Stanford University class, CS 007 "Personal Finance for Engineers" given on September 15, 2020. This seminar covers a survey of the students enrolled in the course, with an overview of the topics to be covered over the course of the series.
Stanford CS 007-08 (2019): Personal Finance for Engineers / Financial Plannin...Adam Nash
These are the slides from the 8th session of the Stanford University class, CS 007 "Personal Finance for Engineers" offered in November 2019. This seminar covers financial planning, financial goals, couples & life insurance.
Stanford CS 007-05 (2020): Personal Finance for Engineers / Assets & Net WorthAdam Nash
These are the slides from the 5th session of the Stanford University class, CS 007 "Personal Finance for Engineers" This seminar focuses on liquidity, emergency funds, assets & liabilities, and net worth.
The document discusses several ways to earn passive income from cryptocurrency investments, including flexible savings accounts on Binance that allow users to lend crypto assets and earn interest, BNB vaults that provide benefits from staking BNB including free tokens, and Launchpool which aims to align the incentives of investment funds and communities to work together on projects. Dual investment is also mentioned as a structured product involving two currencies that can provide enhanced returns depending on the performance of the underlying assets.
This document provides a summary of the author's Christmas vacation spent in Jost Van Dyke, British Virgin Islands. It describes their travel itinerary to arrive on Christmas Day and their initial activities that afternoon, which included stopping at local bars One Love and Soggy Dollar. It establishes the routine for their week visiting these bars each day, meeting new people, and generally enjoying the laidback island paradise atmosphere.
$30,000
Weekly shortfall without using strategy of capitalising expenses $222
Weekly shortfall using strategy of capitalising expenses $222
Explaining The Property Cycle
CASHFLOW & PROPERTY CYCLES (continued)
EXAMPLE 2 | City Park @ Cairns | December 2008
Assumptions…
Purchase Price: $310,000 (Unfurnished)
Taxable Incomes: $60,000 and $40,000
Ownership Split: 50 / 50
Rent: $360 / week
Interest Rate: 6.0% (Approx rate with full professional package
PROTECT A/S is a Danish company that specializes in security fog protection systems. Their fog systems work by disorienting intruders with thick fog that obscures visibility and makes it difficult to navigate or find valuables. PROTECT offers three fog cannon models - the PROTECT 600 for small rooms, PROTECT 1100 for medium rooms, and the powerful PROTECT 2200 for large spaces. All models can integrate with alarm systems, have battery backups, adjustable fog dispersion, and durable casing designs.
EDOC 2013 "Event Actors Based Approach for Supporting Analysis and Verificati...Huy Tran
The document proposes an event actors based approach to support analysis and verification of event-driven architectures. It introduces event actors as computational units that interact through well-defined event-based interfaces. The approach aims to reduce non-determinism while preserving loose coupling. Event actors and their relationships are mapped to Petri nets for formal analysis and verification of properties like dead execution paths and deadlocks. The approach provides intuitive abstractions grounded in formal methods to enhance understanding and analysis of event-driven systems.
This document summarizes a presentation about investing in property markets. It discusses the slowing UK property market and suggests investing in faster growing international markets. Specific options mentioned include land, development projects, buying off-plan properties, and buy-to-let in places like newer EU countries experiencing strong economic growth and increasing foreign investment. The presentation aims to help investors protect and grow their wealth by diversifying into higher returning markets.
Eminence Real Estate Consultants provides consultation and facilitation services for domestic and international real estate. They specialize in identifying investment opportunities in the United States, which they view as one of the most lucrative current markets due to economic conditions. Their services include evaluating properties, facilitating purchases in accordance with Indian government investment limits, and managing properties. The document provides details on their portfolio of property types, underwriting process, and management team to support foreign investors.
This document summarizes a webinar presented by Sam Saggers of Richardson & Wrench Projects and Investments on trends in the Australian property market. Saggers discusses that the market will cool rather than crash in 2016 due to factors like the upcoming federal election. He also notes that architecture and quality will be important in an oversupplied market. Globalization will increase both investment and supply in Australian real estate. Yields are expected to follow areas of undersupply. Saggers outlines different types and examples of property investments that have succeeded by focusing on location, suburb improvements, desirable features, and high-quality design.
This document discusses economic bubbles, providing examples and theories. It focuses on the United States and Malaysian housing bubbles. Different types of bubbles are defined, including market, commodity, stock, and credit bubbles. The document outlines the history of bubbles like the tulip mania and dot-com bubble. Social psychology theories for bubbles are explained, and the effects of bubbles discussed. The US housing bubble and its causes are analyzed, along with the impact on employment. Malaysia's housing bubble is also examined, outlining factors like foreign investment and government efforts to manage supply and demand.
London & UK Property Seminars - Is Property Investment under siege?Brett Alegre-Wood
London and UK Property Investment is under siege... or is it?
So many changes... So where is the money now and the next 5 years?
With all the recent changes for buy to let residential property investors, don't miss Brett Alegre-Wood, Property Investor and founder of YPC Group sharing his thoughts on where the opportunity is at and how to take advantage.
We all know that successful investors find the opportunity but where is it if you aren't 'in the know' or have the kind of capital the changes seem to imply.
* The Good News is that there is still many pockets of opportunity, now and for the next 5 years.
* State of the Property Market and the risks to keep your eyes on.
* How to make money from Off-Plan and New Build property over the next 5 years
* Discover how to make money after changes in tax & in a potentially low growth environment
* Learn how to get a mortgage every time
* Understand our unique 5 step Research and Property Selection process
* Learn who your 6 best friends in property really are
* How to manage properties effortlessly
Real Estate Workshop | Robin Banks | Wealth Mastery | Wealth MigrateWealth Migrate
The document summarizes key points from a real estate investor workshop, including:
1) The workshop discusses making global real estate investing accessible to average investors by removing middlemen and fees.
2) Traditional real estate investment structures have multiple layers of fees that dilute returns for individual investors.
3) Investing overseas provides advantages like wealth preservation, currency hedging, and diversification compared to local real estate markets.
4) However, most people who invest overseas lose money due to lack of proper due diligence, wrong partners, and failure to understand property cash flows and management. Risks must be carefully managed.
The document summarizes the global economic meltdown that began in 2008. It discusses recessions and depressions, the history of the Great Depression, and factors that led to the 2008 crisis such as the housing bubble and subprime lending. It describes the impact on various sectors in India as well as government initiatives to stimulate the economy. While conditions have improved, certain sectors remain affected. The conclusion emphasizes learning from the crisis and the need for continued monitoring of economic conditions.
The document provides information about an investment opportunity in real estate properties being resold by REO Reseller, Inc. It outlines the risks and lack of guarantees associated with real estate investments. It then describes REO Reseller's mission to help rebuild communities hardest hit by the real estate downturn by joining investors with families needing homes. Details are provided about cash flow potential, returns on investment, and the turn-key management system whereby REO Reseller handles all aspects of purchasing, repairs, renting, and reselling properties.
Netwealth portfolio construction series: Economic Update with Roger MontgomerynetwealthInvest
Part of Netwealth's portfolio construction webinar series - Roger Montgomery, founder and Chief Investment Officer at Montgomery Investment Management presented to an audience on 22nd February 2017 and shared his views on major economic trends currently affecting local and global markets, stocks and sectors best placed for growth and what investors should look for in 2017.
The document provides information about the Scottish Letting Day 2019 conference and exhibition, including details about sessions, speakers, and sponsors. It includes an agenda with sessions available to attend on topics like working with Universal Credit, energy performance certificates, and completing tax returns. One session provides tips from a self-made property investor, including strategies for success like getting rich slowly, understanding numbers, and leveraging debt. Another session discusses understanding Universal Credit, with information on resources available for landlords.
5 predictions for commercial real estate, risk management and lending in 2018. Presented by Dianne Crocker, EDR Insight in her opening comments at the Environmental Bankers Association Conference in Long Beach, CA on January 15, 2018.
2009 Financial Advisor Presentation, this presentation is meant to help financial advisors. Helping Clients Navigate Today's Housing & Mortgage Market.
Growing and preserving wealth for generations requires a long-term perspective and disciplined process. In 2012, markets remained volatile due to ongoing challenges in Europe and moderate economic growth. However, stock valuations are reasonable and corporate profits remain strong. Looking ahead, following a prudent process focused on risk management and capital preservation should serve investors well, even if surprises emerge.
The document promotes investing in real estate through a development group that aims to take advantage of opportunities in today's market. It outlines the group's management team and recent successful property flipping projects. The document argues that now is a good time to invest due to high foreclosure rates and low interest rates. It provides examples of how to profit from fixing and flipping properties or buying and holding for long-term rental income.
The document promotes investing in real estate through a development group that aims to take advantage of opportunities in today's market. It describes the group's management team and recent successful property flipping projects. The document argues that now is a good time to invest due to high foreclosure rates and low interest rates. It provides examples of how to profit from fixing and flipping properties or buying and holding for long-term rental income.
The document promotes investing in real estate through a development group that aims to take advantage of opportunities in today's market. It outlines the group's management team and code of ethics. Recent investment projects are described, including buying foreclosed properties and flipping them for profits of $21-24k individually. Strategies discussed include fixing and flipping properties, buying and holding for long-term rental income, and leveraging other people's money through mortgages. Target investment areas in Chicago are named and statistics on foreclosure rates provided.
Real Estate Crowdfunding 2015 - PwC PresentationSteven Maarbani
This document discusses the potential for real estate crowdfunding (RECF) in Australia. It notes that RECF allows individual investors to invest in real estate projects for as little as $100, eliminating many barriers to private real estate investment. RECF platforms can provide greater transparency, diversification and liquidity compared to traditional property trusts. The document predicts that RECF will grow significantly in Australia in coming years as more platforms launch and property developers and early adopter investors like SMSFs recognize the opportunities it presents. A panel discussion is scheduled on how the crowd may create new opportunities in real estate.
This document describes an investment group called Just KF Investors Inc. that invests in real estate properties in Kitchener-Cambridge-Waterloo-Guelph region of Ontario. It owns 42 properties worth over $9.7 million that generate $625,000 in annual rent. The group aims to provide hassle-free investments and tenant environments. It is part of a larger real estate investment network of over 3500 members that has purchased over $4 billion in properties. The document discusses the local real estate market, provides financial projections for sample properties and outlines investment options and processes for partners.
Eye on 2016: EDR Insight’s ScoreKeeper State of the Market Update for 3Q15EDR
Presented by: Dianne Crocker
Principal Analyst, EDR Insight
October 15, 2015
Do you know where the market for property due diligence is heading? How is your business performance this year compared to industry benchmarks? How confident are you in your business forecast for next year?
The fourth quarter of 2015 is almost upon us, and that means, of course, that 2016 is just around the corner. Join us for our final ScoreKeeper webinar of the year when EDR Insight’s principal analyst Dianne Crocker will share her unique perspective on the latest state of the property due diligence market. Her presentation will provide attendees with a deep dive into the underlying economic and commercial real estate trends impacting the environmental due diligence market, and an in-depth look at the latest trends. Attendees of this 30-minute webinar will get answers to the following types of questions:
• Is my business over- or under-performing the overall market?
• What story does ScoreKeeper’s output tell about the regions driving the strongest 3Q growth?
• Is my state among the top 10 fastest-growers this year?
• Are the hottest mid-year metros still hot or cooling? And if so, who are the new entries taking their place?
• What do the latest data on market indicators impacting demand for your services say about the future business climate you’ll have to contend with?
• How aggressive should your business forecast be for 2016? How about 2017?
When it comes to purchasing a house in Indore, you'll often find yourself facing a crucial decision: should you pay in cash or opt for financing?
In the realm of real estate, the age-old debate between paying for a house in cash or financing it through a mortgage is a topic that continues to intrigue prospective buyers.
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2. Objectivity VS Subjectivity
IMPORTANT: Objective Research From A Variety Of Reputable
Sources Rather Than Subjective & Emotive Views & Opinions!
Michael Matusik - Matusik Property Insights
BIS Shrapnel
RP Data
NAB Economics
ANZ Property Outlook
Australian Bureau of Statistics
Real Estate Institute of Australia
mrd your property investmentmentor.com.au
Please note, the information provided in this web seminar is not to be taken as financial
advice. Before acting on anything outlined it is recommended that you seek to
independently verify the information and or opinions expressed
3. Who is Nick Lockhart?
Born & raised in Sydney
Married to Katrina for almost 22 years
4 Children; Rebecca 20, James 17,
Natasha 15 & Brittany 12
7 Investment properties
Background in property research
Have sourced land & put together development
projects on behalf of other developers
Licensed Real Estate agent
Diploma of Financial Services
Extensive business experience
Believe passionately in the essential need to take responsibility for one’s own financial
future
Desire to see others reach their full potential
4. Who is mrd?
Property educators & strategists
Wealth creation mentors
Walking the talk
Customer Care Programme
Our Customer Care Programme works for you… because investing is personal
Unique “set ‘n’ forget; for busy peoplequot; TM system
Teaching people how to BUY so they will never be SOLD
Personal Support before, during and after the purchase
Strategies for sourcing, structuring & managing cashflow
QS Report, Rental assistance, Property bookkeeping spreadsheet, etc
A real (supported) strategy for planning your retirement
Recognition that each person is an individual with individual goals… because investing is personal
Striving to keep education FREE!
5. FOUR KEY FACTORS TO
CONSIDER
1. Record Population Growth
2. Investors Have Fled The Market
3. Home Ownership Unattractive
4. New Construction Has Stalled Badly
6. Record Population Growth
1. Record POPULATION GROWTH
Fastest population growth in Australia in 200 years
Predicted to grow by 350,000 per year; first time in over 200 years
Almost as many people as are living in Geelong, Cairns & Bunbury
combined, or the whole of Canberra (EACH year)
Previous Population Explosions:
- 1850s Gold Rush years
- Post World War 1 (1919 onwards)
- Post World War 2 (1946 onwards)
Today we see a similar pattern
- Rapid and prolonged growth
- Too few workers
- Pro-immigration government policies
9. Record Population Growth
1. Record POPULATION GROWTH (continued)
The Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) is not forecasting a slowdown in the
population boom
Australia‟s net annual population growth will hit nearly 400,000 in less than five
years:
- 2009: 350,000 increase - 2012: 384,000 increase
- 2010: 365,000 increase - 2013: 390,000 increase
- 2011: 379,000 increase
The projected housing shortfall by the end of
2009 is expected to reach between 170,000 and
200,000!!!
10. Investors Have Fled The Market
2. INVESTORS HAVE FLED THE MARKET
Property investors have left the market in droves
Record population growth = demand = willing investors?
- Ordinarily, YES… But NO!
- Investor interest in property has never been lower! (See Chart 3)
Investor lending growth
- 2004 = over 30%
- 2008 = below 10% (8.4% in July)
11. Investors Have Fled The Market
2. INVESTORS HAVE FLED THE MARKET (continued)
First time below 10% since records were kept! WHY?
- Interest rates; thus
- Rental yields
- Booming (bull) share market
(averaged over 20% per year 2004 to 2007)
- US sub-prime crisis - global share markets into a bear market
(i.e. prices fell more than 20%)
- US sub-prime crisis = shareholder’s were burnt = switch to
cash rather than property this time
- Horror stories | property prices crashing 30-40% in UK & US
Only the 'brave' have continued to invest in property
13. Home Ownership Unattractive
3. HOME OWNERSHIP UNATTRACTIVE
Affordability barrier
Interest rates
US sub-prime crisis
Lack of consumer confidence
Negative media reports
Scared!!! Renters have simply continued to rent
14. New Construction Has Stalled Badly
4. NEW CONSTRUCTION HAS STALLED BADLY
Many developers nervous & are not building
Many developers have gone broke
Many developers can‟t get funding
See Table 1: Failed property development companies
Investors make up approximately:
- 50% of the new housing market
-70% of the new apartment market
Drop off in investor interest
Developers reduce number of new projects
Chart 4: Annual change in advertised rents, July 2008
17. New Construction Has Stalled Badly
4. NEW CONSTRUCTION HAS STALLED BADLY (continued)
Since 2005 the absolute number of completed residential properties has fallen
Forecast to continue falling in 2009
(see Chart 1)
US sub-prime crisis cemented downward trend in new properties
Borrowing costs skyrocketing for developers
Liquidity crisis
High profile bankruptcy of many developers owing investors millions
(see Table 1)
Massive financial pressures on hundreds of smaller developers
Developers now understandably very nervous
Shelved many new developments until there is clear evidence investors are back
in the market
19. Explaining The Rental Cycle
EXPLAINING THE RENTAL CYCLE
Market Equilibrium exists where the average advertised rents and average
actual rents are about the same
Ford Geelong recently announced massive job losses. This can affect rental
markets
People need to reduce expenditure | look for a cheaper property to rent
Supply of rentals goes up while demand for rentals (at the same price) falls
- This results in a drop in rental values
However, while average advertised rental prices fall almost immediately
Average actual rental prices don‟t! Why?
- Because most tenants are locked into existing leases
Then… leases begin to progressively expire
Over 12 to 18 months people move from area OR demand reduced rents to stay
20. Explaining The Rental Cycle
EXPLAINING THE RENTAL CYCLE (continued)
A Balanced Rental Market - 3% to 4% Vacancy
Rents steadily rise
Rental prices eventually peak
People respond by moving “out” to less expensive areas
Demand reduces
Average advertised rents fall from their peak
Average actual rents stay higher than the new advertised prices (as many people
remain locked a lease)
Rental leases expire over a 12 to 18 month period
Average actual rents fall
Market equilibrium is reached
21. Explaining The Rental Cycle
EXPLAINING THE RENTAL CYCLE (continued)
A Stressed Rental Market – 1% to 3% Vacancy
Population boom
According to property research firm Residex www.residex.com.au; average
advertised rentals have jumped by about 8% to 17% in capital cities over the last
year (see Chart 4)
- NB: Average advertised rentals usually rise between just 4% & 8% per year
Outrageous rental increases are forcing a much higher than normal exodus from
areas close to infrastructure and services to the suburbs
23. Explaining The Rental Cycle
EXPLAINING THE RENTAL CYCLE (continued)
A Stressed Rental Market – 1% to 3% Vacancy (continued)
Normally such an exodus would affect the market equilibrium, resulting in rents
softening for a time
Now, however, these vacated properties are being snapped up by new
immigrants, who have arrived in town and simply accept the higher rentals (e.g. Sydney
& Melbourne)
New immigrants: willing & able to work | usually have little savings | will remain
renting for a season
Even with a deposit, banks loathed to extend credit until they‟ve been permanently
employed for between 6 & 12 months; especially in current climate of tighter credit
They create demand that fills vacuum left by those moving out
Those who move to cheaper suburbs find rents spiralling there too (overall supply and
demand)
24. Explaining The Rental Cycle
EXPLAINING THE RENTAL CYCLE (continued)
SOARING RENTS
$10-20 a week rent rises were common
In 2008 they were significantly higher, however
I know someone very well whose rent rose:
- from $450 a week in Sept ’04 to $480 a week in Sept ’07
- That’s 6.6% increase over 3 years
- In Sept ’08 it jumped $80 to $560 a week
- That’s 16.6% increase over previous year… and in one hit
Vendor not worried about losing a tenant as he would get $580 without a problem
NB: Between 2004 and 2007, the housing shortage across Australia was
absorbed by a 2.0% fall in the vacancy rate to 1.5%
25. Explaining The Rental Cycle
EXPLAINING THE RENTAL CYCLE
SOARING RENTS (continued)
As long as vacancy rates are over 1.0% +, rents experience moderate rises
1.0% vacancy is effectively 0% as the remaining 1.0% represents the few days
between tenants when properties are cleaned and inspected
Vacancy rates now set to fall past 1.0% & approach the unprecedented 0.5% mark
A 1.0% vacancy rate | A population boom & | The Great Housing Shortage
- Can mean only one thing for 2009… rents are going to soar!
One of the following two outcomes will occur next year:
a.Supply must increase; i.e. more housing constructed – This cannot happen
b.Vacancy rates fall... and rents rise – This must happen
26. Greatest Ever Housing Shortage
GREATEST EVER HOUSING SHORTAGE
Let there be no confusion…
The result of this is that Australia now faces its greatest ever housing shortage!!!
27. Explaining The Property Cycle
EXPLAINING THE PROPERTY CYCLE
Despite recent pessimism; when the largest population boom in 200 years hits the
greatest housing shortage in 200 years there is only one way property values can
head… and that‟s NORTH!
I expect that official interest rates will come down to at least 4% by April 2009
- NB: Today, 19th November; Bank West announced a 2 year fixed rate of 5.99%
That would be a $218.75 per week interest saving on a $350,000 mortgage
(assumes a 3.25% drop in interest in just the 7 months from Sept '08 to April '09)
Rising rents | Falling interest | Uncertainty surrounding global shares | Increase to
1st home owners scheme =
- Increased demand | Pressure cooker lid comes off | Will trigger another strong
round of residential property price growth
- Investors & owners drawn back into market further compounding price growth
29. Explaining The Property Cycle
Michael Matusik says:
The current situation is “Demand with NO Supply”
Sometimes these laws can be artificially stalled but they will always win through
in the end
Every market returns to its long term average; that is a mathematical certainty
The market has bottomed out and he expects it to get back to a more normal
pattern in about 6 months
30. Explaining The Property Cycle
ABERRATIONS, FLUCTUATIONS & SHORT-TERM BLIMPS
While there will be exceptions to any rule in the short term; water always finds it‟s
own level
Regardless of short term market reactions expressed in rentals and/or values;
supply & demand will set the long term direction of prices
“Set „n‟ Forget; for busy peoplequot; TM OR Property trader & speculator
- “Don’t make long term decisions based on short term focus or information”
(Unknown)
- “Great opportunities arise when excellent investment prospects are surrounded by
unusual circumstances that cause the situation to be mis-appraised”
(Anonymous)
- “Be fearful when others are greedy and greedy when others are fearful”
(Warren Buffett)
31. Explaining The Property Cycle
CASHFLOW & PROPERTY CYCLES
Let‟s look at 2 examples of how significant the current economic climate is on the
cost of holding property.
EXAMPLE 1 | The Wharf @ Robina | August 2008
Assumptions…
Purchase Price: $459,000
Taxable Incomes: $60,000 and $40,000
Ownership Split: 50 / 50
Rent: $420 / week
Interest Rate: 8.87% (Westpac variable rate, with full professional package
discount, at peak)
Weekly shortfall without using strategy of capitalising expenses $344
Weekly shortfall using strategy of capitalising expenses $212
32. Explaining The Property Cycle
CASHFLOW & PROPERTY CYCLES (continued)
Let‟s look at 2 examples of how significant the current economic climate is on the
cost of holding property.
EXAMPLE 1 | The Wharf @ Robina | December 2008
Assumptions…
Purchase Price: $459,000
Taxable Incomes: $60,000 and $40,000
Ownership Split: 50 / 50
Rent: $460 / week
Interest Rate: 6.0% (Approx rate with full professional package discount)
Weekly shortfall without using strategy of capitalising expenses $116
Weekly GAIN using strategy of capitalising expenses +$20
33. Explaining The Property Cycle
CASHFLOW & PROPERTY CYCLES (continued)
Summary:
Interest Rate Cuts producing approximately $253 per week holding cost reduction
Rental Increases producing approximately $40 per week holding cost reduction
TOTAL HOLDING COST SAVING OF $258 a week (incl. tax adjustment)
Investors are starting to trickle back to the market now
HOWEVER, within about 6 months; I think they will flood back!
34. Explaining The Property Cycle
CASHFLOW & PROPERTY CYCLES (continued)
EXAMPLE 2 | City Park @ Cairns | August 2008
Assumptions…
Purchase Price: $310,000 (Unfurnished)
Taxable Incomes: $60,000 and $40,000
Ownership Split: 50 / 50
Rent: $320 / week
Interest Rate: 8.87% (Westpac variable rate, with full professional package
discount, at peak)
Value of Furniture Pack: Not Applicable
Cost of Furniture Pack: Not Applicable
Weekly shortfall without using strategy of capitalising expenses $198
Weekly shortfall using strategy of capitalising expenses $94
35. Explaining The Property Cycle
CASHFLOW & PROPERTY CYCLES (continued)
EXAMPLE 2 | City Park @ Cairns | December 2008
Assumptions…
Purchase Price: $310,000 (Furnished)
Taxable Incomes: $60,000 and $40,000
Ownership Split: 50 / 50
Rent: $380 / week
Interest Rate: 6.0% (Approx rate with full professional package discount)
Value of Furniture Pack: $16,700 (Approx)
Cost of Furniture Pack: Nil (Developer’s Incentive)
Weekly shortfall without using strategy of capitalising expenses $18
Weekly GAIN using strategy of capitalising expenses + $93
36. Explaining The Property Cycle
CASHFLOW & PROPERTY CYCLES (continued)
Summary:
Interest Rate Cuts producing approximately $153 per week holding cost reduction
Rental Increases producing approximately $60 per week holding cost reduction
TOTAL HOLDING COST SAVING OF $187 a week (incl. tax adjustment)
Investors are starting to trickle back to the market now
HOWEVER, within about 6 months; I think they will flood back!
37. This Is NOT The USA
This Is NOT The USA
Ric Battellino, the Deputy Governor of the Reserve Bank said
on 30th October 2008: quot;The overhang of unsold houses in the
US has created downward pressure on house prices as
builders and developers have been forced to sell. This is
absent in Australia. Rather, a shortage of housing here
means that there are buyers waiting for better circumstances
- e.g. lower interest rates or rising incomes - to facilitate the
market. This latent underlying demand for housing is a factor
that will support the market.quot;
38. This Is NOT The USA
This Is NOT The USA
US credit crunch
„Free money' mentality of US banks
'NINJA' loans = No Income, No Job or Assets
Banks were happy | a booming market | could foreclose on
defaulters | then sell property for more
Built to satisfy GREED, rather than NEED
Result was a huge housing glut
Nine months oversupply
House prices fell last year in Florida & Detroit by 30% - 40%
Negative equity
Send back the keys and walk away | Jingle Mail
39. This Is NOT The USA
This Is NOT The USA (continued)
Non-recourse loans
- I.E. Bank could not sue a borrower or touch his/her other assets
Defaults between 2006 & 2008 more than doubled from 6% to 15% of all sub-prime
mortgages (see Chart 6)
Banks forced to foreclose in greater numbers than anyone expected
- Personally, how they could have been so stupid I will never understand
Flood of houses foreclosed added to the huge oversupply of properties built by
developers
- Chart 5: US monthly oversupply of housing vs residential lending
- Chart 6: US and Australian sub-prime loans in 90 days arrears
43. This Is NOT The USA
This Is NOT The USA (continued)
Australia is very different | Australian property market well placed
No US style loans | Faces none of the risks the US market is currently facing
We have a 200,000 (and growing) shortage of property... not a property glut
Rents are rising... not falling
Australian economy underpinned by the 'once-in-a-lifetime' commodities boom
(led by China)
Australian banks wrote virtually no sub-prime mortgages
(no-doc or non conforming loans)
Australian no-doc borrowers are not defaulting | Defaults are falling (see Chart 6)
Only option is for vacancy rates to fall and rents to rise
BUT... no room for vacancy rates to fall
44. This Is NOT The USA
This Is NOT The USA (continued)
Since 2004, rental vacancy rates have fallen nationally from 3.5% to below 1.5% in
2008 (see Chart 7)
Councils and State Governments are loathe to approve new housing subdivisions
(which require expensive infrastructure such as roads, water and sewage)
The long run of increasing interest rate rises scared many renters away from buying
Rising rents have the opposite effect; especially with interest rates falling
simultaneously
Rent rises in 2009 will push many renters to buy their own property | Promoting a
broad rise in property prices
Chart 7: Residential vacancy rates
46. This Is NOT The USA
This Is NOT The USA (continued)
Reserve Bank of Australia dropped interest rates:
- Cash rate of 7.25% was reduced by 0.25% in September
- Cash rate of 7.0% was reduced by 1.0% in October
- Cash rate of 6.0% was reduced by 0.75% in November
- Cash rate of 5.25% was reduced by 1.0% in December
- Cash rate is now 4.25%
More rate cuts forecast into early 2009 (see Chart 8)
I have suggested at least down to 4.0% cash rate by April ‟09
- This now looks conservative! NB: Bendigo Bank announces a 2 year fixed rate of 5.99% (LAST Month)
Interest rate cuts makes ownership 'relatively' more affordable
3.25% (conservative) interest rate drop (between Sept 08 & April 09) on a $350,000
mortgage would equate to $218.75 a week in interest saving
47. This Is NOT The USA
This Is NOT The USA (continued)
Affordability & security associated with home ownership boosts confidence
Increased income from property (i.e. rental increases)
Government‟s increased first home owners incentive
Renters & investors alike are enticed back into the market
Renters, those living with parents and/or share accommodating will buy their own
properties in 2009
HOWEVER, all this new rental vacancy will be totally dwarfed by the influx of
immigrants
Therefore, the demand for rental housing will not materially ease
The most money is made by those leading, not following the herd
Investors are fickle | Herd mentality prevails | From cold to hot very quickly
48. This Is NOT The USA
This Is NOT The USA (continued)
Nationally speaking, property investors have been relatively cold since mid 2004
Annual growth in investor lending plummeted from 30% in 2004 to 10% by the end
of 2005
In early 1997 and 2002, investor lending jumped 10% within a year and then
continued rising another 13-15% the following year
When investors return to the market; they return en masse
- Soaring rents = Better income
- Falling interest rates = Cheaper holding costs
- Rising property prices = Capital gains
RESULT?
- Investors WILL BE tempted back into the market… and probably mid-to-late 2009?
49. This Is NOT The USA
This Is NOT The USA (continued)
Continuing uncertainty around the stock market will also encourage
investors to look for the safer investment with better returns offered by
residential property
Renters should consider buying; probably sooner rather than later
Anyone can “see” where a market is now! It‟s those who “see” where a
market is headed that make the best gains
Stay alert in the midst of doom and gloom; so as not to miss an
impending BOOM
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