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The ‘MP+ Investment Property Analyser’ is an essential tool used to assess the affordability of purchasing an investment property. This calculates not only the potential tax benefits but also determines the weekly cash outlay required to fund the property. By understanding the net cash contributions required for a particular property, an amateur or experienced investor can identify and manage any deficiencies in their budget. The 'MP+ Investment Property Analyser' also facilitates the development of a long term investment strategy by quantifying the capital growth needed for a property investment to be profitable. Please feel free to update the sample calculation below by completing steps 1, 2 & 3, to analyse your next investment property acquisition. What is the on-going cash contribution required to pay for an investment property? Use the 'MP+ Investment Property Analyser' to estimate the on-going cashflow required to own an investment property. Adjust the light orange cells only to analyse your investment options. Refresh the page with F5 to reset the sheet to default values, also feel free to download the spreadsheet using the link at the bottom. Example Field To Edit Calculated Value Subtotals and Totals Step 1 Step 2 Price of land $ 220,000 Your Income $80,000 Price of house $ 179,960 Tax Rate 31.5% (inc. Medicare levy) House & Land Package $ 399,960 Interest only loan $ 399,960 For every $1,000 of negative gearing you will receive a tax saving of $315. Interest rate 6.65% Step 3 Income: Rent received (per annum) $ 20,800 Annual Cash Inflow $ 20,800 Expenses: Bank fees and charges $ 395 Borrowing costs (claim over 5 years) $ 120 Council rates $ 1,000 Interest expense $ 26,597 Insurance $ 650 Postage, stationery & telephone $ 60 Property agents fees $ 1,800 Repairs & maintenance (non-capital) $ 250 Strata levies $ 100 Travel expenses $ 500 Water charges $ 700 Annual Cash Outflow $ 32,172 Tax Adjustments: Depreciation (building) $ 4,049 Depreciation (chattels) $ 2,699 Total Non-Cash Deductions $ 6,749 Total Negative Gearing $ 18,121 Estimated Tax Savings $ 5,708 It is estimated that $108.93 is the effective net contribution required to cover the cost of owning the investment property. This means a mininmum annual capital growth rate of only 1.42% would be enough to produce an overall profit on your rental property investment! The MP+ Investment Property Analyser has determined an estimated tax benefit, effective net contribution and minimum capital growth rate based on your inputs and certain assumptions. We recommend that you seek professional advice to interpret these results and assumptions in conjunction with developing a sustainable investment strategy that suits your long term goals. If you would like further information and / or would like to know more about McKinley Plowman please visit our website at www.mckinleyplowman.com.au or contact our offices on +61 8 9301 2200. © Copyright 2012 - All rights reserved
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