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Finance

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The Lazy Persons Guide to Property Investing. How to Get Rich Slow and Easy. The 15 Year Plan. To buy your first investment property, you will need a deposit of about 20%. It definitely helps if you have equity in your home already. If you don’t have say 50% equity already, then maybe you should save as much as you can to come up with the deposit. How much equity or deposit do you need? Let’s talk about equity. 1 What is your current income? 2 What is the rental return of the property? Gearing is the ter...

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What to buy

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The Lazy Persons Guide to Property Investing. How to Get Rich Slow and Easy. The 15 Year Plan. My personal choice would be a one bedroom apartment in a smallish block. Preferably without a lift, pool, gym or onsite manager. It would probably be within 10km from the CBD and less than 5 years old. It would be over 50 square meters and in an area singles and couples want to live. Here’s why. No lift, etc. Generally speaking will probably have better capital gains and probably better public transport. There ...

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The Secret

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The Lazy Persons Guide to Property Investing. How to Get Rich Slow and Easy. The 15 Year Plan. The secret to being a successful property investor,. 1 You must buy a property. 2 Don’t sell it without realizing a profit. There it is, the magic formula. Everything else just is just an elaboration on those two points. It’s amazing how many people pay thousands of dollars attending seminars, workshops and mentoring programs, when all they need to do is follow those two simple principles. As mentioned earlier,...

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Home

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The Lazy Persons Guide to Property Investing. How to Get Rich Slow and Easy. The 15 Year Plan. Welcome to The Lazy Persons Guide to Property Investing. Or as I say, how to get wealthy the slow and easy way. Real Estate is, and always has been a great way to make serious money, It just takes a while. Let’s get things straight from the start. I am not. Designed by The Web Domain.

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What If?

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The Lazy Persons Guide to Property Investing. How to Get Rich Slow and Easy. The 15 Year Plan. What if the market crashes? What a great time to buy more property! If all of a sudden it is cheaper, it makes sense to buy more. You know it will go up again, it’s just a matter of time. The property you already have should not be sold until you have made the profit you want. This just means you may have to delay selling for a while. Problem solved. What if interest rates go up? What if inflation goes up?

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The 15 year plan

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The Lazy Persons Guide to Property Investing. How to Get Rich Slow and Easy. The 15 Year Plan. The 15 year plan. Yes that’s right, 15 years. Talk about lazy! If you want get rich quick being lazy is not the way to go, you need to work at getting wealthy quickly. If you are happy to take things easy and slowly get wealthy, this is for you. Buy a property every 3 years. By 15 years you will have 5 properties. Then every 3 years sell one and buy another. That’s it in a nutshell, now let’s get into the detail.

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Summary

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The Lazy Persons Guide to Property Investing. How to Get Rich Slow and Easy. The 15 Year Plan. For those who are too lazy to read this entire document, here it is in 17 words. Buy a property every 3 years. Keep it for 15 years then sell. Live on the profit. Good luck, happy investing, don’t work too hard and enjoy life. Designed by The Web Domain.

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Hourly Rate

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The Lazy Persons Guide to Property Investing. How to Get Rich Slow and Easy. The 15 Year Plan. What would you consider a great hourly rate of pay? How about $1,000 per hour? Would that get you excited enough to actually start your property portfolio? In the scenario in chapter 3, a property was purchased for $250000 and sold 15 years later for $750,000 less expenses leaving $400,000 net profit. The actual time working to achieve this would be as follows:-. 20 hours Researching and negotiating purchase.