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is it PPL (primary production land?)The details escape me but they don't have to pay land tax
is it PPL (primary production land?)The details escape me but they don't have to pay land tax
It might be capable, so maybe that's all that's needed, but it's not currently producing, or being set up to produce, anything.is it PPL (primary production land?)
Well, we finally got an interest rate reduction!...
For me , real estate has slaughtered equity gains last few years and any interest rate cut should see more...
Yes, I was happy to receive an email from Bankwest informing me that they will be decreasing my rate by the full 25 basis points.Another 0.25% interest rate drop should help those folks with mortgages that are not fixed.
That's good. I'll be on 5.64% after the rate drop. Who are you with?What are some of the lower interest rates? After this rate reduction I should be on 5.48% owner occupier P+I.
My rate change kicks in on 30th May.Not being applied until mid June though.
I'm on P+I as well for my PPORWhat are some of the lower interest rates? After this rate reduction I should be on 5.48% owner occupier P+I.
With the nab.That's good. I'll be on 5.64% after the rate drop. Who are you with?
Any rate reduction is going to fuel more price rises. If we are to provide the opportunity for the younger generation then perhaps interest rates need to rise! This would reduce the demand on housing and see prices fall.One quarter of one percent does not do much.
For those with mortgages the size of telephone numbers it would be a bit of relief.
We don’t have any mortgages.
There's a small gap between interest charged on owner occupied and investment. Perhaps if that was increased, dramatically, you can have a both ways.Any rate reduction is going to fuel more price rises. If we are to provide the opportunity for the younger generation then perhaps interest rates need to rise! This would reduce the demand on housing and see prices fall.
The caveat is there is alot of foreign investment in major city property from people who pay cash. This might just fling open the doors of the lolly shop for them. Imposing a foreign ownership tax does not necessarily work as there are a number of ways around this such as establishing a local trust or simply buying an off-the-shelf company.
Then the market won't correct which is the reasoning of my suggestion to increase interest rates. With the government recent approval with India to accept another 500,000 visas this is only going to fuel further demand.There's a small gap between interest charged on owner occupied and investment. Perhaps if that was increased, dramatically, you can have a both ways.