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please note: scenarios for couples are very similar

SCENARIO 1
Molly earns $50,000 per year from her current employer.  She borrows the whole purchase price of $325,000 plus the outgoings of stamp duty, legal costs, loan costs etc, leaving her with a total loan of $337,942.

ANNUALISED COSTS   ANNUALISED INCOME
Loan-Interest only @ 5.74% $19,398   Rent $256 x 52 weeks
($320 @ 80%)
$13,312
Rates $2,200      
Body Corporate $1,350   Tax Cut (between the
difference of income of
$50 000 and $30,513)
$5,580
Rental Fees $1,024  
NRAS Fee $1,000  
      PLUS NRAS $9,400
Total Expenses $24,972   Total Income $28,292

TOTAL SURPLUS PER YEAR ($28,292 less $24,972) = $3,320

SURPLUS PER WEEK $63.80

Molly earns $63.80 per week by purchasing an Aztec Terrace.  In this scenario, Molly’s investment unit EARNS HER MONEY FROM DAY 1!  Historically data illustrates that on average real estate doubles every 7 to 10 years creating a great capital gain on your investment, meaning in 7 to 10 years time, Molly's property could be worth $650,000 plus she has received at least $63.80 per week for 10 years.

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