5 houses in 5 years - How many houses can I buy?

Watch our newest Property Now video where Ed explains how to purchase up to five houses in five years.
Learn about different strategies, from leveraging your current home equity to boosting your income, to effectively grow your property portfolio.
Ed uses real-world examples and expert financial modelling to show what it takes to succeed in the competitive property market.
Perfect for ambitious investors ready to make serious moves!
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[@philipzhao9287]

Keen to know your thoughts on the holding costs associated with these investment properties. Typically, the rental income does not fully cover the mortgage repayments and interest, as you are paying interest on the 100% leveraged property. Which typically require an additional top-up of approximately $10k to $20k annually to keep each property afloate. If you were to acquire 2-3 properties, this could result in a total top-up of $30k to $60k per year. Over time, the cumulative holding costs could be substantial. When considering a long-term investment strategy, it's important to note that the holding costs could nearly equal the capital gains, i.e. between $150k and $200k per property. I would appreciate your insights on this. Thanks

[@winstonstowers9121]

Explaining what your topping up and how much debt you have would be good. Markets often do flip with interest rates going up really fast

[@matthewle4084]

sir Ed McMuscle

[@siiiiiiiiiimo]

Hahaha hell yes

[@chrisheaton9078]

The title Should be how many futures of our younger generations are we going to screw over. New Zealanders need to put the money into real business for the future of our country. When I started work in the early 90's it didn't matter what job you had, you would still be able to buy your first home without becoming over burdened with debt. I think New Zealanders are going to pay a huge social cost if we continue down this path.

[@nnn3107]

Totally agree with you

[@jtkto]

Loser mentality. No point complaining about what the rules of life allow. Winners will just get it done.

[@thedon9670]

Good stuff as always mate. A video on property structures would be good especially given recent trust 39% tax change. Cheers.

[@siiiiiiiiiimo]

Buff McKnight

[@dreddator]

Damn I couldnt make the webinar lastnight, is there anyway to view it or another coming up??

[@opes_partners]

on the Opes website now: opespartners.wistia.com/medias/ksstf1id3x

[@alansimpson1560]

​@@opes_partners Thanks for another great webinar Opes team. I couldn't watch Tuesday's webinar live but have watched the replay. Would it be possible to post a link to the spreadsheet Ed and Andrew were referring to in the webinar? Couldn't find the link in the transcript linked above.