The deposit for your second property
might be lying beneath your feet!
Spare a thought for hopeful first home
buyers as housing affordability worsens,
and they spend 4 to 5 years saving to
be able to buy their first home. That’s
what Bankwest’s First Time Home
Buyers Report is saying, with $85,800
as the amount of capital that needs to
be saved up.
That works out about $20,000 a year,
which will take some doing. Bear in mind
that the property market is a moving target,
with prices increasing on average 8 per
cent a year. It’s a very tough chase
if you are not already in the market,
and having to chase the growth in the
market rather than benefitting from it.
If you own your own home, have you considered
how fortunate you are in comparison to
a hopeful first time buyer?
If you have equity in your family home,
you can simply access this and use it
as the deposit on an investment property,
without having to first save it as a fresh
deposit.
This is the secret path to riches that
has worked for so many property investors
in Australia and around the world. Many
investors will confirm that buying the
second house is easier than the first,
simply through being able to tap into
the equity that exists in the first to
use as the deposit on a second property.
How fortunate would a hopeful buyer feel,
if he or she could simply have their family
home valued, and use the increase in equity
as the opportunity to buy a second property!
Rather than having to save for 4 to 5
years to achieve the same result!
For many, this is the opportunity that
you might have available to you, should
you choose to look into it further, and
use the equity value you already have,
as the springboard to build more assets
and secure your family’s future.
If you would like to learn more and
discuss how McCarthy Group can assist
you, click
here.
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