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Experiment 03 · feeds Living

Investment Property Calculator.

Will this property pay for itself?

The property

$
$200,000$3,000,000
$
$200$2,500
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Loan repayments

Running costs & assumptions

wks/yr
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% of value
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Your marginal tax bracket (for the gearing effect)

Out of pocket before tax

−$322/wk

After the negative-gearing deduction at your 39% marginal rate, that improves to about −$196/wk - before depreciation, which often helps further.

Gross yield

4.5%

Net yield

2.7%

Cash needed upfront

$187,500

Equity in 10 yrs

$510,183

Annual cash flow

Rental income50 weeks at $650$32,500
Loan interest−$37,200
Property management−$2,275
Rates, insurance & upkeep−$9,750
Negative gearing tax benefitat 39%+$6,523
Net position (after tax effect)−$10,202/yr

Projected equity over 10 years · 4.0% growth

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Peak: $510,183

Break-even rent at these settings: $985/wk - you're $335/wk short of covering costs.

How this is calculated

Cash flow = rent (less vacancy) minus loan costs, management and holding costs. The gearing effect deducts any rental loss (using interest, not principal) against income at your marginal rate including Medicare levy. Equity projection compounds the property value at your growth rate and reduces the loan balance if P&I.

  • Upfront cash assumes your deposit plus ~5% of price for stamp duty, legals and inspections - it varies by state.
  • Depreciation (especially on newer builds) can add thousands in paper deductions - not modelled here.
  • LMI applies under a 20% deposit and is not included.

LINK Living finds and manages the property; LINK Advance structures the loan. One connected team.

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Indicative estimates only - excludes exact stamp duty, LMI, depreciation schedules, land tax and CGT. Not financial, credit or tax advice.