Thank you so so much Sanjna for this video because its truly truly helpful to me in my life and I love your videos so so much and I wish you reach 60K Subscribers very very soon!💫💕☺️
Thanks Charline! This is totally upto you. Buying your first can cost a lot and then putting it out on rent might not allow you to recoup all the repayments also given high interest rates atm. If you buy it might be worthwhile buying something smaller or even in places where the vacancy rates are super low! Just remember that if you live in your own house it isn’t an income generating asset anymore and will become a liability, as opposed to having it as an investment :) You’ve just gotta do the pros and cons for yourself to see what’s worth it for you :) good luck!
There are 2 ways it can happen. 1. If your parents are still working and their servicing allows for it, you can tell them to top up the loan and pull the equity out, to gift it to you. Or you are able to buy their share out so you have the equity under your name. Alternatively, you could get a guarantors loan, but speak to your broker about this one :)
Thank you so so much Sanjna for this video because its truly truly helpful to me in my life and I love your videos so so much and I wish you reach 60K Subscribers very very soon!💫💕☺️
Thank you so much!
Wow this is amazing advice! Thank you
Thank you so much!!! I'm glad it's helpful! :)
Hi sanjna my partner and i are planning on getting our first property investment this year through your partner ravi how much should we save?
Hey Chandler - minimum requirements would be around $70K :) Good luck!
Hey Sanjna.. love your video. If you buy your first house, should we give that on rent or live in it?
Thanks Charline! This is totally upto you. Buying your first can cost a lot and then putting it out on rent might not allow you to recoup all the repayments also given high interest rates atm. If you buy it might be worthwhile buying something smaller or even in places where the vacancy rates are super low! Just remember that if you live in your own house it isn’t an income generating asset anymore and will become a liability, as opposed to having it as an investment :) You’ve just gotta do the pros and cons for yourself to see what’s worth it for you :) good luck!
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how do i extract equity from my parents?
There are 2 ways it can happen. 1. If your parents are still working and their servicing allows for it, you can tell them to top up the loan and pull the equity out, to gift it to you. Or you are able to buy their share out so you have the equity under your name. Alternatively, you could get a guarantors loan, but speak to your broker about this one :)
@@successbysanjna hi Sanjna, how do you extract the equity out in the instance that my mum has paid off her mortgage already? Thank you
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