“Number one would be not taking equity out early enough… it costs you nothing to do that process… if valuations come back good, you can pull out cash to invest”
Pat Noll · Equity Mates Investing Podcast · Ask An Adviser: Where property is heading, debt recycling and the future of rentvesting with Pat Noll
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Advise taking equity out early as soon as valuation is good, because it costs nothing and provides ready cash for investment
Said nearby on the same subject
“I’d rather two investment properties than over-capitalising on the one… I can take out equity from both… that way I’ve got the most amount of real estate for as long as possible.”
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Said on Personal Finance with Ravi Sharma | Australian Finance & Property Podcast
“As long as you make sure that you're up in high-quality private credit, high-quality private equity… investment grade… able to pay the higher debt servicing costs.”
“If you do it the way I and most of my clients do, you buy it with cash, you take the mortgage after, and as long as you income trace it to other investments, you can deduct all of it.”
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Adam Katz
Moneywise ·
Growth tactic$2 million mortgage at 5% (~$100,000 interest)Share this moment
“Take the cash and take as little as you possibly need so that you can maintain the control.”