SORA 13 – 15 HAMILTON STREET BENTLEIGH VIC
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15 HAMILTON STREET NYKO PROJECT INFORMATION REPORT
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PROJECT SUMMARY CORELOGIC RP DATA SUBURB STATISTICS REPORT
THIRD PARTY VALIDATION Nyko Property’s Third
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PROPERTY INVESTMENT CASH FLOW ANALYSIS
reports from the experts in their fields to qualify the project for the three main investment factors:
*3RD PARTY VALIDATION
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PROJECT SUMMARY THE DEVELOPMENT Address
13-15 Hamilton Street, Bentleigh, Victoria, 3204
Type
Apartments
Number of properties
1
Number for sale
27
Number of levels
Four Levels
Level access
Stairs & Elevator
THE APARTMENTS Apartment mix
1, 2 & 3 Bedroom
FURTHER INFORMATION Local council
Glen Eira City Council
Zoning (reference)
Residential
Title (reference)
Freehold
Heritage status
N/A
Deposit
10% payable by EFT
Compound Annual Growth Rate (House)
7.4%
Proposed rental yield
2.97% - 3.78%
Medium Rent
$400 - $650 p/w
Vacancy Rate
1.12% as at 01/10/2018
Estimated Construction Start Date:
Q1 2019*
Estimates Build Period:
12 Months*
Estimated Construction Completion:
Q1 2020*
*Please note these dates are subject to change
PROXIMITIES * Distance from CBD
15km
Direction from CBD
South East
Neighbouring suburbs
Brighton East, Glen Huntly, Bentleigh East, Hampton, Gardenvale and Caulfield South
Distance from Airport
50 minutes to Tullamarine Airport
Recreational
1.5km to Elster Creek Cycling Trial 1.5km to Victory Park & Cricket Club 2.4km to Dendy Park & Tennis Club 5km to Brighton Beach
TRANSPORT * Public Transport
Train – 220m to Bentleigh Station
SHOPS * Supermarkets & Shopping Centre
500m to Bentleigh Plaza 600m to Coles Bentleigh 5.7km to Westfield Southland 7.1km to Chadstone Shopping Centre
SCHOOLS * Childcare
750m to Roseberry House Early Learning Centre 1.2km to Bentleigh Early Child Education Co-operative 1.6km to Bentleigh Child Care
Primary & Secondary
McKinnon Secondary College Zone 1.4km to Saint Paul’s Primary 1.5km to OLSH College 1.6km to Bentleigh West Primary 1.6km to McKinnon Secondary College 3.0km to Tucker Road Bentleigh Primary School 3.3km to Bentleigh Secondary College 4.8km to East Bentleigh Primary School
Tertiary
12.4km to Swinburne University of Technology, Hawthorn Campus 14.0km to Deakin University, Melbourne Burwood Campus
MEDICAL * General Practitioners & Hospitals
350m to Allegiance Medical Centre 800m to Bentleigh Medical Centre 9.8km to Monash Medical Centre 10km to The Alfred Hospital
*Referenced from Google Maps & DaftLogic.com
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Suburb Statistics Report
Prepared on 04 Oct 2018 Bill Nikolouzakis Mob: 0421731783 Email: info@nykoproperty.com.au
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Area Profile The size of Bentleigh is approximately 4.7 square kilometres. It has 6 parks covering nearly 3.5% of total area. The population of Bentleigh in 2011 was 14,919 people. By 2016 the population was 16,170 showing a population growth of 8.4% in the area during that time. The predominant age group in Bentleigh is 40-49 years. Households in Bentleigh are primarily couples with children and are likely to be repaying $1800 - $2399 per month on mortgage repayments. In general, people in Bentleigh work in a professional occupation. In 2011, 72.2% of the homes in Bentleigh were owner-occupied compared with 70.5% in 2016. Currently the median sales price of houses in the area is $1,450,000.
Median Sales Price Year 2014 Period January February March April May June July August September October November December
Median Price $900,000 $912,000 $940,250 $960,000 $971,000 $975,000 $986,994 $995,000 $1,025,000 $1,050,000 $1,047,500 $1,047,500
Year 2015 Median Price $1,050,000 $1,050,000 $1,067,500 $1,070,000 $1,080,000 $1,100,000 $1,103,250 $1,130,000 $1,160,000 $1,197,500 $1,215,000 $1,230,000
Year 2016 Median Price $1,235,000 $1,250,000 $1,270,000 $1,280,000 $1,301,000 $1,315,000 $1,324,250 $1,350,000 $1,340,000 $1,329,000 $1,350,000 $1,370,000
Year 2017 Median Price $1,358,000 $1,355,000 $1,375,000 $1,370,000 $1,370,000 $1,372,000 $1,375,000 $1,390,000 $1,400,000 $1,425,000 $1,435,000 $1,435,000
Year 2018 Median Price $1,430,000 $1,442,500 $1,450,000 $1,425,000 $1,450,000 $1,450,000 n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a
Statistics are calculated over a rolling 12 month period
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Median Sales Price
Median Sales Price vs Number Sold
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Recent Median Sale Prices Recent Median Sale Prices (House)
Period June 2018 May 2018 April 2018 March 2018 February 2018 January 2018 December 2017 November 2017 October 2017 September 2017 August 2017 July 2017
Bentleigh
Glen Eira
Median Price
Median Price
$1,450,000 $1,450,000 $1,425,000 $1,450,000 $1,442,500 $1,430,000 $1,435,000 $1,435,000 $1,425,000 $1,400,000 $1,390,000 $1,375,000
$1,455,000 $1,458,750 $1,455,000 $1,450,000 $1,457,500 $1,450,000 $1,450,000 $1,450,000 $1,443,000 $1,420,000 $1,410,000 $1,402,000 Statistics are calculated over a rolling 12 month period
Recent Median Sale Prices (House)
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Recent Median Sale Prices (Unit)
Period June 2018 May 2018 April 2018 March 2018 February 2018 January 2018 December 2017 November 2017 October 2017 September 2017 August 2017 July 2017
Bentleigh
Glen Eira
Median Price
Median Price
$650,000 $647,500 $645,000 $647,500 $645,000 $650,000 $660,000 $660,000 $660,000 $660,000 $660,000 $647,000
$590,000 $595,000 $600,000 $599,000 $598,000 $600,000 $600,000 $599,500 $600,000 $595,000 $594,500 $587,500 Statistics are calculated over a rolling 12 month period
Recent Median Sale Prices (Unit)
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Sales Per Annum Sales Per Annum (House) Bentleigh Period Ending Jun 2018 Jun 2017 Jun 2016 Jun 2015 Jun 2014 Jun 2013 Jun 2012 Jun 2011 Jun 2010 Jun 2009
Number 176 229 216 276 234 186 170 185 215 185 Statistics are calculated over a rolling 12 month period
Sales Per Annum (House)
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Sales Per Annum (Unit) Bentleigh Period Ending Jun 2018 Jun 2017 Jun 2016 Jun 2015 Jun 2014 Jun 2013 Jun 2012 Jun 2011 Jun 2010 Jun 2009
Number 150 215 228 285 144 117 100 101 118 159 Statistics are calculated over a rolling 12 month period
Sales Per Annum (Unit)
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Sales Per Annum (Land) Bentleigh Period Ending Jun 2018 Jun 2017 Jun 2016 Jun 2015 Jun 2014 Jun 2013 Jun 2012 Jun 2011 Jun 2010 Jun 2009
Number 1 0 2 2 2 1 0 3 3 3 Statistics are calculated over a rolling 12 month period
Sales Per Annum (Land)
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Sales By Price Sales By Price - 12 months (House) Bentleigh Price <$200K $200K-$400K $400K-$600K $600K-$800K $800K-$1M $1M-$2M >$2M
Number 0 0 3 3 6 133 20 Statistics are calculated over a rolling 12 month period
Sales By Price - 12 months (House)
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Sales By Price - 12 months (Unit) Bentleigh Price <$200K $200K-$400K $400K-$600K $600K-$800K $800K-$1M $1M-$2M >$2M
Number 1 9 53 36 24 24 0 Statistics are calculated over a rolling 12 month period
Sales By Price - 12 months (Unit)
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Sales By Price - 12 months (Land) Bentleigh Price <$200K $200K-$400K $400K-$600K $600K-$800K $800K-$1M $1M-$2M >$2M
Number 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 Statistics are calculated over a rolling 12 month period
Sales By Price - 12 months (Land)
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Change in Median Price Change in Median Price (House)
Period Jun 2018 Jun 2017 Jun 2016 Jun 2015 Jun 2014 Jun 2013 Jun 2012 Jun 2011 Jun 2010 Jun 2009
Bentleigh
Glen Eira
% Change
% Change
5.69% 4.33% 19.55% 12.82% 14.98% 2.79% -5.17% 0.97% 26.53% -9.8%
3.93% 7.69% 18.07% 15.29% 16.46% -1.03% -5.1% -0.23% 22.38% -9.61% Statistics are calculated over a rolling 12 month period
Change in Median Price (House)
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Change in Median Price (Unit)
Period Jun 2018 Jun 2017 Jun 2016 Jun 2015 Jun 2014 Jun 2013 Jun 2012 Jun 2011 Jun 2010 Jun 2009
Bentleigh
Glen Eira
% Change
% Change
-1.52% 16.81% -3.62% 4.22% 7.14% -3.93% -9.37% 8.06% 24% -0.66%
0% 2.61% 2.87% 3.99% 9.69% -1.01% -6.25% 6.67% 21.32% 0.74% Statistics are calculated over a rolling 12 month period
Change in Median Price (Unit)
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Change in Median Price (Land)
Period Jun 2017 Jun 2016 Jun 2015 Jun 2014 Jun 2013 Jun 2012 Jun 2011 Jun 2010 Jun 2009 Jun 2008
0% 0% 0% 0% 0% 0% 0% 0% 0% 0%
Bentleigh
Glen Eira
% Change
% Change 21.17% -11.27% -1.14% -3.85% 30% -37.83% 27.09% 19.09% -4.86% 0% Statistics are calculated over a rolling 12 month period
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Household Household Structure
Type Couples with Children Childless Couples Single Parents Other
Percent 54.8 30.0 13.6 1.6 Statistics are provided by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS)
Household Structure
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Household Occupancy
Type Owns Outright Purchaser Renting Not Stated Other
Percent 36.2 34.3 26.6 2.3 0.6 Statistics are provided by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS)
Household Occupancy
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Age Sex Ratio Age Sex Ratio Bentleigh Age Group 0-9 10-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-59 60-69 70-79 80-89 90-99 100+
Male % 6.5 6.9 6.0 5.9 7.8 6.5 4.7 2.6 1.3 0.3 n/a
Glen Eira Female %
6.3 6.7 5.5 6.4 8.9 7.2 4.8 3.1 2.2 0.6 0.0
Male % 6.4 5.8 7.2 7.3 6.9 5.8 4.6 2.5 1.5 0.4 0.0
Female % 6.1 5.5 7.5 7.6 7.6 6.2 4.9 3.1 2.3 0.8 0.0
Statistics are provided by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS)
Age Sex Ratio
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Household Income Household Income
Income Range 0-15.6K 15.6-33.8K 33.8-52K 52-78K 78-130K 130-182K 182K+
Bentleigh % 4.5 10.8 10.3 12.1 21.0 12.5 18.2
Glen Eira % 5.1 10.9 10.7 13.3 21.1 11.9 17.4
Statistics are provided by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS)
Household Income
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PARKS & RECREATION 1. Dendy Park & Tennis Club
Life at Sora is in the centre of the the Glen Eira City Council’s future vision for the evolution of Bentleigh and benefits from immediate access to the vibrant food, cafe and retail precinct, which the Glen Eira City Council has divided into the below:
2. Elster Creek Cycling Trail
McKinnon
3. Allnutt Park 4. Victory Park & Cricket Club
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5. Bentleigh Hodgson Reserve
SCHOOLS
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1. Bentleigh West Primary 2. Saint Paul’s Primary
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3. OLSH College McKinnon Secondary College Zone
RETAIL & FRESH PRODUCE 1. Extra Fresh Provodore 2. Aldi 3. Bentleigh Health Food CENTRE ROAD
4. Bentleigh Quality Produce
Bentleigh
5. Patterson’s Organics 6. Bentleigh IGA ALLNUT PARK
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7. Bentleigh Sunday Markets 8. Coles 9. Target
02 03 04 04 05
C E N T RE ROA D
10. Woolworths WELLNESS & FOOD
01 02 03 01
04 05
HOSPITALITY
07 08 10 06 09 11 13 15 07 08 12 14
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09
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1. District Brewer 2. Mexico City 3. Wolf & Malone 4. The Owl and the Baker 5. Two Kings Café HEART OF BENTLEIGH
6. Bent Espresso
01
7. Noisette 8. Little Tommy Tucker
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9. Sonder
02
10. Fifth Chapter 11. Georgie Peorgie BENTLEIGH
COMMUNITY
HIGHETT
12. Miss Ruby’s 13. A Little Viet
RESERVE
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14. Taste of Pho 15. Ripples Yum Cha
MEDICAL & HEALTH 1. Bentleigh Medical Centre 3. F45 Training 4. Rec Xpress 5. Allegiance Medical Centre
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Patterson
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CENTRE ROAD
16. McKinnon Hotel
2. Trifusion Fitness
Source: gleneira.vic.gov.au
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BENTLEIGH TRAIN S TAT I O N 4 minute walk / 300 m
BRIGHTON BEACH 18 minute ride / 5 km TARGE T & C OLES
No essential out of reach
Living on Hamilton Street simplifies your day. It places Coles, Target, and the Centre Road shopping strip within strolling distance. Here you have supermarket essentials, clothes and homewares, pharmacies, banks and countless food options at hand, day and night. When it comes to care in a pinch, youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll find Moorabbin Hospital a close comfort.
6 minute walk / 600 m
For families, McKinnon Primary and Secondary Schools are both an ideal choice for their on-foot accessibility and stellar reputations. Need to venture farther out? The CBD, via Bentleigh Train Station and several bus lines, is a stunningly close connection. In summer, the sands of Brighton are a short drive away. Just beyond home, trams 64, 58, and more will take you wherever you need to go.
WESTFIELD SOU THL AND
MCKINNON SEC ONDARY COLLEGE
10 minute drive / 6 km
5 minute drive / 1.6 km
MONASH UNIVERSIT Y 15 minute ride / 4.5 km
Eat and drink like a true Melburnian foodie
LIT TLE TOMMY TUCKER
NOISE T TE
5 minute walk / 450 m
4 minute walk / 400 m FIF TH CHAP TER
Enjoy brunch and Melbourne-grade coffee at Georgie Porgie or Little Tommy Tucker. When the weekend hits, bars Wolfe & Molone or Sonder provide intimacy and mixological brilliance. Then thereâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s the old-fashioned pub grub of the Bentleigh RSL, or the convivial vibes of the McKinnon Hotel; which, of course, is to say nothing about the dazzling array of international cuisines available on Centre Road.
5 minute walk / 450 m
Seven days a week, Bentleigh offers indulgence around every corner.
MCKINNON HOTEL
BENT ESPRESSO
3 minute drive / 1 km
4 minute walk / 400 m
SONDER 5 minute walk / 450 m
JUN 8, 2017
Investing in property within Melbourne’s most sought after public school zones HEATH THOMPSON
A persuasive reason to invest in capital growth areas is identifying the public school areas with strong growth fundamentals. Savvy investors are always trying to find value in the property market and with the rapidly changing property legislation, reasons to invest need to be more compelling than ever. A persuasive reason to invest in capital growth areas is identifying the public school areas with strong growth fundamentals. As private school tuition fees still continue to soar, which families are now seeing is an out of pocket expense of between $100,000 to $140,000 for a private secondary school education, many parents are opting to buy investment property in the top public school zones and shrewdly investing this hard cash into appreciating property. “Anyone quick enough to purchase a property near a top tier public school such as McKinnon, Balwyn or Glen Waverley, will almost certainly benefit from a thriving investment which offers premium rent, low vacancy rates and strong capital growth prospects,” says Heath Thompson, Associate Director of Beller Property Group. Heath goes on to say, “a good point in case is the McKinnon High school zone, that is one of the most prized and prestigious public schools in Melbourne”.
McKinnon High School's popularity has spurred a flurry of residential developments in its zone. With nearby Claire Street previously only having 11 houses and now has 125 apartments. “We are currently launching two boutique developments, one in Bentleigh and one in Ormond, and we’ve had strong interest from purchasers making an investment play,” says Heath. According to Heath, investors are now speculating on the new McKinnon School zone which is already generating significant interest in new development, Ciel, prior to the project being available to the market. An invisible line rings around the values of properties in the investment zone and those standing outside. The properties included in the investment said circle can increase in value up to 20-25%. A remarkable increase as parents are required to pay a premium to get into these areas in order to capitalize on their investments. Therefore, purchasers are not only saving on school fees, but also their chosen property will be capitalizing 25% faster than those outside of the school zone. The State Government has identified a second campus site for one of Victoria’s most popular state schools, McKinnon High School, which will inevitably expand its highlycoveted enrolment zone and most likely boost property values in the area. Bentleigh MP Nick Staikos says “The potential new campus would address huge enrolment demand in the area as the zone would have to change to accommodate the new campus, which would be located just outside its existing zone”. “A new campus would also ensure that its existing catchment zone, which is the smallest in the state, did not shrink,” says Staikos. The sought-after public school, which achieves some of the top VCE results in the state, has already rolled out 34 portable classrooms to accommodate its booming enrolments, which have hit almost 2200 students. Beller Property Group knows that being in close proximity to schools is important to people looking to buy property. In fact, around 50% of home hunters, and
even higher for investors, in the area have said that it matters when making a decision on a property. “Many purchasers are either moving to accommodate a growing tribe of kids, or for different circumstances need to relocate and therefore the kids need to change schools. What we’re also noticing is the number of overseas and interstate investors keen to buy homes primarily in the vicinity of desired schools,” says Heath Thompson. Homes in the McKinnon High School zone can fetch up to $100,000-$150,000 more than similar properties outside the school’s district and parents are paying up to $100-$400 per week more to rent a property in the catchment of McKinnon High School. If the goal is a quick turnaround, there may be better options on the market. However, if long-term capital growth and attracting potential renters are goals, purchasing property near top ranking schools is among the best decisions an investor could make. https://www.therealestateconversation.com.au/blog/heath-thompson/investing-property-withinmelbournes-most-sought-after-public-school-zones
Apartment Developments
3204 VICTORIA
Bentleigh Once a reliable, quiet achiever, Bentleigh has grown in reputation over the past decade and now boasts some of the best coffee, shopping and eateries in the south-east. And apartment developers are tapping into this with some impressive low-rise residential projects. Green, friendly and thriving on its village vibe, Bentleigh offers a relaxed lifestyle and is ever-popular with young couples looking for an enjoyable neighbourhood and families wanting to raise their children amongst leafy streets.
WHO’S NEXT DOOR Go back ten, fifteen years and Bentleigh was one of Melbourne’s old school enclaves. Now, Bentleigh still maintains its position as one of our more traditional neighbourhoods yet has well and truly refreshed itself. As a result, more young professionals have moved in, changing the demographic, and bringing with them a demand for coffee, bars, fresh baked goodies and a more youthful vibe. In Bentleigh, you’ll be neighbours with established families in California bungalows one side and young urban commuters in a contemporary townhouse on the other.
CULTURE Walk down any of Bentleigh’s leafy streets and the atmosphere is decidedly relaxed. Thanks to the provision of all the everyday essential amenities and a wide selection of schools, families love the area and there’s a real sense that people move here to stay for a while.
Add to this the parks, proximity to the beach and the ease of commuting to the city via the Centre Road connection or trains, you have the kind of residential nirvana Melbourne was built on. If you like to work hard during the week and take a well-earned break on the weekend, Bentleigh is one of the best suburbs to take a stroll in.
THE NUMBER GAME One of the most desirable suburbs in the area, demand is appropriately high. And with anything more than the smallest of homes out of the price range of many first home buyers, getting into Bentleigh for most will be via an apartment or townhouse. Currently, a two-bedroom apartment will cost around $660,000, with the rental yield for a similar apartment sitting at around $470 per week.
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Ground Floor
Private Open Space: 35m2
Private Open Space: 106m2
Private Open Space: 35m2
P
P G03 Area: 78m2
F G01 Area: 103m
2
F F
P
G04 Area: 126m2
P
F
Private Open Space: 78m2
G02 Area: 79m2
P
F
P
F
F
G07 Area: 81m2
P
G06 Area: 82m2 G05 Area: 109m2 F
Private Open Space: 40m2
Private Open Space: 73m2
G08 Area: 86m2
RAMP TO CARPARK Private Open Space: 31m2
1 BEDROOM APARTMENTS
Private Open Space: 35m2
2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS
3 BEDROOM APARTMENTS
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First Floor
Private Open Space: 45m2
Private Open Space: 8m2
Private Open Space: 9m2
1.03 Area: 75m2
1.02 Area: 77m2
P
Private Open Space: 39m2
F 1.01 Area: 97m
2
F
P
P
P
F
F
F
1.07 Area: 80m2
1.06 Area: 80m2
1.08 Area: 92m2
1.04 Area: 83m2
Private Open Space: 14m2
F
P
P
Private Open Space: 23m2
F
1 BEDROOM APARTMENTS
P
P
1.05 Area: 86m2
Private Open Space: 8m2
F
Private Open Space: 8m2
2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS
3 BEDROOM APARTMENTS
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Second Floor
Private Open Space: 53m2 Private Open Space: 14m2
Private Open Space: 15m2
Private Open Space: 41m2
2.04 Area: 82m2 2.02 Area: 69m2
2.03 Area: 68m2
2.01 Area: 89m2
P
Private Open Space: 23m2
5m2 2.07 Area: 73m2
2.06 Area: 73m2 F
2.08 Area: 79m2
2.05 Area: 58m2
Private Open Space: 13m2
1 BEDROOM APARTMENTS
Private Open Space: 13m2
2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS
Private Open Space: 28m2
3 BEDROOM APARTMENTS
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Third Floor
Private Open Space: 78m2 33m2
3.01 Area: 110m2
3.02 Area: 150m2
3.03 Area: 124m2
11m2
Private Open Space: 71m2
1 BEDROOM APARTMENTS
2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS
Private Open Space: 83m2
3 BEDROOM APARTMENTS
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Apt. G01 Internal
103m2
External
106m2
Total
209m2
2
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Private Open Space: 106m2
2
P
F G01 Area: 103m2
G01
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Apt. G02 Internal
79m2
External
35m2
Total
114m2
2
2
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Private Open Space: 35m2
1
G02 Area: 79m2
F
P
G02
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Apt. G03 Internal
78m2
External
35m2
Total
113m2
2
2
â&#x20AC;&#x201C;
Private Open Space: 35m2
1
G03 Area: 78m2
F
P
G03
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Apt. G04 Internal
126m2
External
78m2
Total
3
204m2
2
â&#x20AC;&#x201C;
2
G04 Area: 126m2
Private Open Space: 78m2
P
F
G04
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Apt. G05 Internal
109m2
External
72m2
Total
181m2 G05 Area: 109m2
3
2
â&#x20AC;&#x201C;
2
F
P
Private Open Space: 72m2
G05
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Apt. G06 Internal
82m2
External
35m2
Total
117m2
2
2
â&#x20AC;&#x201C;
F
P
1 G06 Area: 82m2
Private Open Space: 35m2
G06
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Apt. G07 Internal
81m2
External
31m2
Total
2
112m2
2
â&#x20AC;&#x201C;
P
F G07 Area: 81m2
1
Private Open Space: 31m2
G07
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Apt. G08 Internal
86m2
External
40m2
Total
2
126m2
2
â&#x20AC;&#x201C;
P
1 F G08 Area: 86m2
Private Open Space: 40m2
G08
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Apt. 1.01 Internal
97m2
External
45m2
Total
2
Private Open Space: 45m2
142m2
2
1
1
P
F 1.01 Area: 97m2
1.01
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Apt. 1.02 Internal
77m2
External
8m2
Total
2
85m2
2
â&#x20AC;&#x201C;
Private Open Space: 8m2
1
1.02 Area: 77m2 F
P
1.02
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Apt. 1.03 Internal
75m2
External
9m2
Total
2
84m2
2
â&#x20AC;&#x201C;
Private Open Space: 9m2
1
1.03 Area: 75m2 F
P
1.03
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Apt. 1.04 Internal
83m2
External
39m2
Total
2
122m2
2
â&#x20AC;&#x201C;
Private Open Space: 39m2
1
1.04 Area: 83m2 F
P
1.04
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Apt. 1.05 Internal
86m2
External
23m2
Total
2
109m2
2
â&#x20AC;&#x201C;
1
F
P
Private Open Space: 23m2
1.05 Area: 86m2
1.05
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Apt. 1.06 Internal
80m2
External
8m2
Total
88m2
F 2
2
â&#x20AC;&#x201C;
1
P
1.06 Area: 80m2
Private Open Space: 8m2
1.06
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Apt. 1.07 Internal
80m2
External
8m2
Total
2
88m2
2
â&#x20AC;&#x201C;
1
P
F 1.07 Area: 80m2
Private Open Space: 8m2
1.07
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Apt. 1.08 Internal
92m2
External
14m2
Total
2
106m2
2
â&#x20AC;&#x201C;
1
1.08 Area: 92m2
Private Open Space: 14m2
F
P
1.08
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Apt. 2.01 Internal
89m2
External
53m2
Total
2
Private Open Space: 53m2
142m2
2
â&#x20AC;&#x201C;
1
P F 2.01 Area: 89m2
2.01
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Apt. 2.02 Internal
69m2
External
14m2
Total
83m2
2
1
â&#x20AC;&#x201C;
Private Open Space: 14m2
1
2.02 Area: 69m2 F
P
2.02
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Apt. 2.03 Internal
68m2
External
15m2
Total
83m2
2
1
â&#x20AC;&#x201C;
Private Open Space: 15m2
1
P
2.03 Area: 68m2 F
2.03
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Apt. 2.04 Internal
82m2
External
46m2
Total
Private Open Space: 41m2
128m2 P
2
2
â&#x20AC;&#x201C;
1
F 2.04 Area: 82m2
5m2 2.04
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Apt. 2.05 Internal
58m2
External
28m2
Total
86m2
1
1
â&#x20AC;&#x201C;
1
P 2.05 Area: 58m2 F
Private Open Space: 28m2
2.05
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Apt. 2.06 Internal
73m2
External
13m2
Total
86m2
2
2
â&#x20AC;&#x201C;
1
P
F 2.06 Area: 73m2
Private Open Space: 13m2
2.06
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Apt. 2.07 Internal
73m2
External
13m2
Total
86m2
2
2
â&#x20AC;&#x201C;
1
P
F 2.07 Area: 73m2
Private Open Space: 13m2
2.07
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Apt. 2.08 Internal
79m2
External
23m2
Total
2
102m2
2
â&#x20AC;&#x201C;
1
2.08 Area: 79m2
Private Open Space: 23m2
F
P
2.08
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Apt. 3.01 Internal
110m2
External
78m2
Total
3
188m2
2
â&#x20AC;&#x201C;
2
Private Open Space: 78m2
F 3.01 Area: 110m2 P
3.01
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Apt. 3.02
Private Open Space: 33m2
Internal
150m2
External
116m2
Total
3
266m2
2
1
2 3.02 Area: 150m2 F
P
3.02
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Private Open Space: 83m2
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Apt. 3.03 Internal
124m2
External
82m2
Total
3
206m2
2
â&#x20AC;&#x201C;
2
3.03 Area: 124m2 F
Private Open Space: 71m2
11m2
3.03
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LOCATION
CODE
DESCRIPTION
Kitchen
ILO691BV OVEN
ILVE Pyrolytic oven Black glass
Kitchen
ILGP64BV COOKTOP
ILVE Gas cooktop 600mm Black glass
Kitchen
IVUM60 RANGEHOOD
ILVE Concealed rangehood 600mm Stainless steel
Kitchen
IV605BV MICROWAVE
ILVE Integrated microwave Black glass
Kitchen
IVDFIP5 DISHWASHER
ILVE Integrated dishwasher
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PRODUCT IMAGE
LOCATION
CODE
DESCRIPTION
Kitchen
ILREF470B
ILVE Refrigerator /freezer Single door Finish: Black
FRIDGE
*THIS ITEM IS NOT STANDARD SUPPLIED AS A VARIATION UPGRADE ONLY Kitchen
KITCHEN-CYGNET KITCHEN JOINERY
Kitchen + Island bench joinery Shaker style doors 2 Pac in pearl grey satin finish Black knob handles
Kitchen
HANDLE-RKNOB-MB JOINERY HANDLES
Joinery handles Round knob Finish: Matte black
Kitchen
STONE-SLABWHITE BENCHTOPS
Reconstituted stone 20mm Finish: White waterfall ends on island benches (if applicable)
Kitchen
BLKTIL15-MW
Tile 150 x 150mm Square shape laid in 1/3 subway style Finish: Matte white
SPLASHBACK
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PRODUCT IMAGE
LOCATION
CODE
DESCRIPTION
Kitchen
TILEANGLE15-BLK TILE ANGLE
Tile angle 15mm 3000mm Length Black
Kitchen + Living area + Hallway
TIMFLO-NATURAL FLOORING
Engineered timber flooring 1860 x 189 x 15mm Finish: Natural
Kitchen
M7950SNO SINK
MINERAL Double undermount granite sink Finish: White
Kitchen
ART410MB SINK MIXER
ARTEMUS Sink mixer Finish: Matte black
Kitchen
BWWL SINK BASKET WASTE
Sink basket waste Finish: White
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PRODUCT IMAGE
LOCATION
CODE
DESCRIPTION
Bathroom
CYGVAN VANITY JOINERY + STONE BENCHTOP
Vanity joinery Melamine wall hung draws Finish: Black woodgrain vinyl wrap Stone benchtop White reconstituted stone
Bathroom
TBC MIRRORED CABINETS
Mirrored wall mounted cabinets Melamine carcass Finish: Black
Bathroom
EVO85MW BASIN
EVO Countertop basin Finish: Matte white
Bathroom
DWMB DOME WASTE
Basin dome waste Finish: Matte black
Bathroom
ART310MB
ARTEMUS Tall basin mixer Finish: Matte black
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PRODUCT IMAGE
LOCATION
CODE
DESCRIPTION
Bathroom
VOG703MB TOILET ROLL HOLDER
VOGUE Toilet roll holder Finish : Matte black
Bathroom
VOG705MB
VOGUE Double towel rail 600mm Finish: Matte black
TOWEL RAIL
Bathroom
TBC SHOWER SCREEN
Shower screen Glass panel
Bathroom
SHWR180-MB SHWHR180W-MB SHOWER HINGES
Hinges Chanel Shower door knobs Finish: Matte black
SHWCHANNEL-MB CHANNEL SHWRNDKNOB-MB KNOBS
Bathroom
VOG709MB ROBE HOOK
VOGUE Robe hook Finish ; Matte black
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PRODUCT IMAGE
LOCATION
CODE
DESCRIPTION
Bathroom
VOG704MB HAND TOWEL RING
VOGUE Hand towel ring Finish: Matte black
Bathroom
SSH250-MB SHOWER HEAD
SIRCA Shower head 250 x 250mm Finish: Matte black
Bathroom
CYDUOSRAIL-MB SHOWER RAIL
CYGNET Dual integrated gooseneck shower rail Finish: Matte black
Bathroom
HOSEMB SHOWER HOSE
Shower hose 1500mm Finish: Matte black
Bathroom
SHS01-MB HAND SHOWER
SIRCA Single function hand shower Finish: Matte black
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PRODUCT IMAGE
LOCATION
CODE
DESCRIPTION
Bathroom
A200MB WALL MIXER
ARTEMUS Wall mixer Finish: Matte black OPTIONAL
Bathroom
A210MB DIVERTER MIXER
ARTEMUS Diverter mixer Finish: Matte black
STANDARD
Bathroom
VMSS-MB SHOWER SHELF
Vogue metal shower shelf Finish: Matte black
Bathroom
STONETILE-CRE FLOOR TILE
Stony Creek tile 600 x 600mm Finish: Greys
Bathroom
STONETILE-CRE WALL TILE
Stoney Creek tile 600 x 600mm Finish: Greys
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PRODUCT IMAGE
LOCATION
CODE
DESCRIPTION
Bathroom
TILEANGLE10-BLK TILE ANGLE
Tile angle 10mm 3000mm Length Black
Bathroom
BLKTILE20-MW FEATURE TILE/SHOWER WALL
Block tile 200 x 200mm Square shape laid in subway style Finish: Matte white
Bathroom
BATH-DI15MWA BATH
Kosmas drop-in bath 1500mm Acrylic Matte white OPTIONAL
Bathroom
BATHPLUG-MB BATH PLUB
Bath plug
OPTIONAL
Bathroom
S610MB BATH SPOUT
SIRCA Swivel bath spout Finish: Matte black
OPTIONAL
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PRODUCT IMAGE
LOCATION
CODE
DESCRIPTION
Bathroom
MT1500.01 MT1500.02 TOILET
EDIE Toilet Finish: White
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PRODUCT IMAGE
LOCATION
CODE
DESCRIPTION
Bedroom
ROBE-DIAMOND WARDROBE
DIAMOND Melamine carcass with mirror sliding doors Finish : Woodgrain
Bedroom
HANDLE-LS-MB CUPBOARD HANDLES
Cupboard handlesâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;Small Finish; Matte black
Bedroom
ROBEACCES2 WARDROBE ACCESSORIES
Shoe rack
Bedroom
ROBEACCES3 WARDROBE ACCESSORIES
Accessories draw
Bedroom
ROBEACCES4 WARDROBE ACCESSORIES
Trouser rack
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PRODUCT IMAGE
LOCATION
CODE
DESCRIPTION
Bedroom
CARPET-LOOPCHAR CARPET
Carpet Wool loop pile Colour: Charcoal
Bedroom
ROBEACCES1 WARDROBE ACCESSORIES
Hydraulic hanger
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PRODUCT IMAGE
LOCATION
CODE
DESCRIPTION
Laundry
LAUNDRY-A-KS JOINERY
Laundry joinery Melamine and 2pac Finish: White satin Stone benchtop 20mm Finish: White
Laundry
HANDLE-LL-MB CUPBOARD HANDLES
Cupboard handles â&#x20AC;&#x201C;Large Finish; Matte black
Laundry
BLKTILE15-MW SPLASHBACK
Block tile 150 x 150mm Finish ; Matte white
Laundry
STONETILE-CRE FLOOR TILE
Stoney Creek tile 600 x 600mm Finish: Greys
Laundry
ART410MB SINK MIXER
ARTEMUS Sink mixer Finish: Matte black
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PRODUCT IMAGE
LOCATION
CODE
DESCRIPTION
Laundry
V0403920TT SINK
VIRTUS Single sink Colour: Titanium charcoal
Laundry
BWT SINK BASKET WASTE
Sink basket waste Finish: Titanium charcoal
General
TBC DOOR HANDLE
Door handle Finish: Matte black
Balcony
FHF45 PAVER
Paver Bluestone
Balcony
TBC TILE ACCESSORIES
Pods Standard
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ESTIMATES OF ASSOCIATED FEES ‘Sora’ Apartments Bentleigh, VIC Property Type
Stamp Duty Payable Stamp Duty Payable Stamp Duty Payable Body Corp Fee (FOH)* (Local Investor) * (Overseas Investor) * (p/a)
Council Rates + Estimate (p/a)
Water Rates + Estimate (p/a)
1 Bed – Option 1
$1,483.10
$29,553.10
$68,053.10
$1,698.77
$1,900.00
$800.00
2 Bed – Option 1
$7,086.43
$34,228.10
$77,978.10
$1,935.65
$1,900.00
$800.00
2 Bed – Option 2
$42,070.10
$42,021.10
$94,521.10
$2,321.42
$1,900.00
$800.00
2 Bed – Option 3
$50,125.10
$50,125.10
$111,725.10
$2,625.98
$1,900.00
$800.00
3 Bed – Option 1
$61,836.10
$61,836.10
$137,086.10
$3,323.09
$1,900.00
$800.00
3 Bed – Option 2
$83,339.10
$83,339.10
$184,839.10
$4,487.18
$1,900.00
$800.00
*Stamp Duty estimates derived from https://stampduty.calculatorsaustralia.com.au/stamp-duty-victoria + Council Rates and Water Rates quoted are average across all lots.
Nyko Property - Melbourne 22-Oct-2018 Prepared for: Consultant: Property: 13 - 15 Hamilton Street, Bentleigh, VIC, 3204 Description: 2 Bed, 2 Bath, 1 Car SUMMARY Assumptions Property value Initial investment Gross rental yield (yr 1) Net rental yield (yr 1) Cap. growth rate Inflation rate Interest rate Taxable income (yr 1)
Projected results over Property value Equity After-tax return /yr Net present value IF SOLD Selling costs & CGT Equity After-tax return /yr
$625,000 $0 4.08% 2.86% 6.00% 3.00% 4.75% $80,000
10 yrs $1.119m $458,552 51.26% $333,582 $147,928 $310,624 44.52%
PROJECTIONS Investment Analysis End of year Property value Purchase costs Investments Loan amount Equity Capital growth rate Inflation rate (CPI) Gross rent /week Cash deductions Interest (I/O) Rental expenses Pre-tax cash flow Non-cash deductions Deprec.of building Deprec.of fittings Loan costs Total deductions Tax credit (single) After-tax cash flow Rate of return (IRR) Pre-tax equivalent
2018 $625,000 $35,228 $0 $660,728 $-35,728 6.00% 3.00% $500
1yr 662,500
Projections over 10 years 2yr 3yr 5yr 702,250 744,385 836,391
660,728 1,772 6.00% 3.00% 25,480
660,728 41,522 6.00% 3.00% 26,754
660,728 83,657 6.00% 3.00% 28,092
660,728 175,663 6.00% 3.00% 30,971
660,728 458,552 6.00% 3.00% 39,528
4.75% 29.24% $0
31,385 7,603 -13,507
31,385 7,831 -12,461
31,385 8,066 -11,359
31,385 8,557 -8,970
31,385 9,920 -1,777
2.50% $32,962 $500
7,535 6,664 100 53,286 9,671 -3,836
7,535 7,535 7,535 5,495 4,241 2,508 100 100 100 52,345 51,326 50,084 8,957 8,195 6,951 -3,504 -3,164 -2,019 Your income /(cost) per week (67) (61) (39)
7,535 839
$80,000 $0 51.26% 83.36%
(74)
10yr 1.119m
49,678 3,908 2,131 41
Disclaimer: Note that the projections listed above simply illustrate the outcome calculated from the input values and the assumptions contained in the model. Hence the figures can be varied as required and are in no way intended to be a guarantee of future performance. Although the information is provided in good faith, it is also given on the basis that no person using the information, in whole or in part, shall have any claim against Nyko Property - Melbourne, its servants, employees or consultants. This information is intended as general advice only and does not take account of individual needs or financial circumstances. Intending purchasers should do their own assessment or consult a licensed investment adviser. .
Page 2 Detailed Notes on Spreadsheet Items PROPERTY VALUE The property (or market) value refers to how much the property is worth (i.e. how much you could sell it for). Its book value, on the other hand, refers to how much you have paid for it plus the cost of any immediate renovations. Property price: Renovation costs: Total book value: Property market value:
625,000 0 625,000 $625,000
PURCHASE COSTS These include your solicitor's conveyancing fees and, where applicable, State Government stamp duty and transfer of title fees. In Australia, stamp duty and transfer of title fees vary from State to State and are a function of purchase price whereas, in New Zealand, stamp duty has been abolished on all property transfers since May 1999. Conveyancing costs may also be dependent on purchase price and may be negotiable. In some States of Australia (e.g. A.C.T.), purchase costs are tax deductible in the first year of the investment, though normally they will only be taken into account in Capital Gains Tax calculations in the year of sale. Conveyancing costs: Stamp duty: Total Purchase costs:
1,000 34,228 $35,228
INVESTMENT & LOAN Your initial investment is usually just the total of all monies outlayed at the time of purchase. These may include contributions toward any, or all, of the costs listed below. The remainder will largely determine the size of the loan. If you have sufficient equity in other property, it is possible to outlay nothing, and actually borrow the lot (i.e. the purchase price, purchase costs, loan costs, any renovation costs, and even additional monies to cover such things as fittings). If you are modelling an investment from some point in time after purchase (e.g. to assess the return on major renovations), your investment might also include the equity you already have built up in the property. Property costs: Renovation costs: Purchase costs: Furniture costs: Loan costs: Totals:
Investments 0 0 0 0 0 $0
Loan 625,000 0 35,228 0 500 $660,728
Total Cost 625,000 0 35,228 0 500 $660,728
CAPITAL GROWTH & INFLATION RATES Rate of capital growth is your anticipated annual compound rate of increase of the property value. It will undoubtedly vary substantially over the short term, but over the longer term (10 years or more), it has generally been about 2 to 3% above the rate of inflation. Average rate of inflation (%): Average rate of capital growth (%):
3.00 6.00
EQUITY The equity is the difference between the property value and the loan. The equity increases in line with the increasing property value in the case of an interest-only loan. For a principal & interest loan, it also increases with the decrease in the debt. Projected values over Property value Loan EQUITY
5 yrs 836,391 660,728 $175,663
10 yrs 1.119m 660,728 $458,552
15 yrs 1.498m 660,728 $837,121
20 yrs 2.004m 660,728 $1.344m
Approximate costs if sold...... Capital Gains Tax Solicitor's fees Sales commission EQUITY (after sale)
40,509 4,182 19,127 $111,845
116,981 5,596 25,350 $310,624
213,526 7,489 33,679 $582,427
339,402 10,022 44,824 $949,484
Page 3 INTEREST COSTS & TYPE OF LOAN The type of loan can be either interest-only and/or principal & interest. Repayments for interest-only loans, as the title suggests, consist of interest only. Repayments for principal & interest loans include a component of the principal. Interest-only loans are usually of a shorter term (e.g. 3 to 5 years) at which time they are usually rolled-over. Loan type: Interest rate (yr 1) (%) Loan: Loan costs (written off over 5 yrs): Monthly payment: Annual payment:
I/O Yrs 1-40 4.75 $660,728 $500 $2,615 $31,385
RENT The potential annual rent is simply the rent per week times 52. The actual annual rent must account for any period that the property is vacant. Annual rents are assumed to increase in line with inflation.
Rent per week: Potential annual rent: Vacancy rate (%): Actual annual rent:
500 26,000 2.00 $25,480
ANNUAL RENTAL EXPENSES These are all the real operating costs associated with the investment property with the exception of loan interest payments. The first cell of the spreadsheet represents the expenses expressed as a percentage of the potential annual rent. As a guide, expenses could vary anywhere from 13% to 30%, depending on the maintenance and whether a professional property management agent is used. For holiday letting, with higher vacancies, the percentage can be more than 50%. Normal Expenses: Agent's commission (6.60%): Letting fees: Rates: Insurance: Body corporate: Special expenses: Total expenses:
1,682 500 2,700 400 2,321 0 $7,603
Normal expenses as % of annual rent (%): Net yield or Capitalisation rate (%):
29.24 2.86
PRE-TAX CASH FLOW These are all of the monies that flow out of your pocket before tax is taken into account. Normally, it would represent the gross annual rent less interest and rental expenses. This will vary if interest or expenses are capitalised or rents used directly to reduce the loan. Year Rent Cash invested Principal payments Interest Expenses Pre-tax cash flow
0
$0
1yr 25,480 0 0 31,385 7,603 $-13,507
2yr 26,754 0 0 31,385 7,831 $-12,461
3yr 28,092 0 0 31,385 8,066 $-11,359
5yr 30,971 0 0 31,385 8,557 $-8,970
DEPRECIATION ON THE BUILDING This represents the capital allowance on the construction costs. Property value: Construction costs: Depreciation allowance rate (%): Depreciation allowance:
$625,000 $301,386 2.50 $7,535
10yr 39,528 0 0 31,385 9,920 $-1,777
Page 4 DEPRECIATION OF FITTINGS (annual claim) Total value of fittings: Total depreciation in first year:
$32,962 $6,664
LOAN COSTS In Australia, the loan costs are written off over the term of the loan (or five years, whichever is the lesser). Other loan costs: Total loan costs:
500 $500
TOTAL TAX DEDUCTIONS (Cash & Non-Cash Deductions) These include both "cash" (e.g. interest, rental expenses) and "non-cash" (e.g. depreciation) deductions. Year Interest Expenses Deprec.-building Deprec.-fittings Loan costs Total deductions
1yr 31,385 7,603 7,535 6,664 100 $53,286
2yr 31,385 7,831 7,535 5,495 100 $52,345
3yr 31,385 8,066 7,535 4,241 100 $51,326
5yr 31,385 8,557 7,535 2,508 100 $50,084
10yr 31,385 9,920 7,535 839 0 $49,678
TAX CREDITS & AFTER-TAX CASH FLOW The after-tax cash flows are all of the monies that flow in or out of your pocket AFTER tax is taken into account. They represent the PRE-tax cash flow LESS any tax credits (or tax refunds). In this analysis, it is assumed that the investor has obtained a tax variation from the Taxation Office and thus the tax refunds are credited for the same year in which they are based. Year 2018 Pre-tax cash flow 0 Tax credits After-tax cash 0 Income /(cost) per week
1yr -13,507 9,671 -3,836 (74)
2yr -12,461 8,957 -3,504 (67)
3yr -11,359 8,195 -3,164 (61)
5yr -8,970 6,951 -2,019 (39)
10yr -1,777 3,908 2,131 41
INTERNAL RATE OF RETURN The internal rate of return (IRR) is the method of calculating the return on a series of cash flows where the time factor is taken into account. To understand it, think of the money you are outlaying on your investment property as being deposited in a bank account, with interest added each year. In this case the "deposits" are represented by the after-tax cash flows Year After-tax cash flow Equity
2018 $0
1yr $-3,836
2yr $-3,504
3yr $-3,164
5yr $-2,019
10yr $2,131 $458,552
The total amount in your "account" (including interest) at the end of the period is the equity ($458,552) in the investment property. The IRR (51.26%) represents the effective "interest rate" that you have received, but with one important difference - because the interest remains in the property, it is not taxed. To receive an equivalent return from bank interest, you need to get 83.36% before tax. If the property were to be sold at the end of the period, the after-sale equity would be reduced to $310,624 after taking account of selling costs and capital gains tax and the IRR after the sale would be 44.52%.
Page 5 TAX BENEFITS These are shown below for the given taxable incomes and are based on the specified tax scale. Number of properties: 1 Current taxable income: Rental income: Total income: Rental deductions: New taxable income:
Investor 80,000 25,480 105,480 53,286 52,194
Current tax (on 80,000): New tax (on 52,194): Tax saving:
18,747 9,076 9,671
Total tax credits:
$9,671
Who pays the cost (1st year)?
65% Tenant
10% You
25% Taxman
Projections over 25 years Year 1yr 2yr 3yr 4yr 5yr 6yr 7yr 8yr 9yr 10yr 11yr 12yr 13yr 14yr 15yr 16yr 17yr 18yr 19yr 20yr 21yr 22yr 23yr
Principal payments $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0
Interest costs
Rental expenses
Total cost
Rent (tenant)
Tax credit (taxman)
$31,385 $31,385 $31,385 $31,385 $31,385 $31,385 $31,385 $31,385 $31,385 $31,385 $31,385 $31,385 $31,385 $31,385 $31,385 $31,385 $31,385 $31,385 $31,385 $31,385 $31,385 $31,385 $31,385
$7,603 $7,831 $8,066 $8,308 $8,557 $8,814 $9,078 $9,350 $9,631 $9,920 $10,217 $10,524 $10,840 $11,165 $11,500 $11,845 $12,200 $12,566 $12,943 $13,331 $13,731 $14,143 $14,568
$38,987 $39,215 $39,450 $39,692 $39,941 $40,198 $40,463 $40,735 $41,015 $41,304 $41,602 $41,908 $42,224 $42,549 $42,884 $43,229 $43,585 $43,951 $44,328 $44,716 $45,116 $45,528 $45,952
$25,480 $26,754 $28,092 $29,496 $30,971 $32,520 $34,146 $35,853 $37,646 $39,528 $41,504 $43,579 $45,758 $48,046 $50,449 $52,971 $55,620 $58,401 $61,321 $64,387 $67,606 $70,986 $74,536
$9,671 $8,957 $8,195 $7,461 $6,951 $6,382 $6,017 $5,332 $4,677 $3,908 $2,939 $2,257 $1,540 $785 $-11 $-850 $-1,733 $-2,662 $-3,641 $-4,672 $-5,758 $-6,901 $-8,104
Cash (you) $3,836 $3,504 $3,164 $2,735 $2,019 $1,297 $300 $-450 $-1,307 $-2,131 $-2,841 $-3,928 $-5,074 $-6,282 $-7,553 $-8,892 $-10,302 $-11,788 $-13,352 $-14,999 $-16,732 $-18,558 $-20,480
Page 6 24yr 25yr
$0 $0
$31,385 $31,385
$15,005 $15,455
$46,389 $46,839
$78,262 $82,176
$-9,549 $-11,538
$-22,324 $-23,798
Page 7
(%) 100.00
Who pays the costs (10 years)
90.00 80.00 70.00 60.00 50.00 40.00 30.00 20.00 10.00 0.00 0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Year from purchase Tenant (80%) Taxman (17%) You (3%) Average contribution (10 years)
80% Tenant 3% You 17% Taxman
9
10
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($) 3.000m
Investment Property Value & Debt
2.000m
1.000m
0 0
5
10 15 Year from purchase
Value
20
25
Debt
Property value & debt projections over 25 years Year
Growth rate
1yr 2yr 3yr 4yr 5yr 6yr 7yr 8yr 9yr 10yr 11yr 12yr 13yr 14yr 15yr 16yr 17yr 18yr 19yr 20yr 21yr 22yr 23yr 24yr 25yr
6.00% 6.00% 6.00% 6.00% 6.00% 6.00% 6.00% 6.00% 6.00% 6.00% 6.00% 6.00% 6.00% 6.00% 6.00% 6.00% 6.00% 6.00% 6.00% 6.00% 6.00% 6.00% 6.00% 6.00% 6.00%
Property value $625,000 $662,500 $702,250 $744,385 $789,048 $836,391 $886,574 $939,769 $996,155 $1.056m $1.119m $1.186m $1.258m $1.333m $1.413m $1.498m $1.588m $1.683m $1.784m $1.891m $2.004m $2.125m $2.252m $2.387m $2.531m $2.682m
Amount owing $660,728 $660,728 $660,728 $660,728 $660,728 $660,728 $660,728 $660,728 $660,728 $660,728 $660,728 $660,728 $660,728 $660,728 $660,728 $660,728 $660,728 $660,728 $660,728 $660,728 $660,728 $660,728 $660,728 $660,728 $660,728 $660,728
Equity $-35,728 $1,772 $41,522 $83,657 $128,320 $175,663 $225,846 $279,041 $335,427 $395,196 $458,552 $525,709 $596,895 $672,352 $752,337 $837,121 $926,992 $1.022m $1.123m $1.230m $1.344m $1.464m $1.591m $1.727m $1.870m $2.022m
Page 9
$/week 1,000
Average Projected Weekly Cash Flow & Equity Growth
700 400 100 -200 -500 -800
Cash in
Cash out
Cash net
Investment Cash Flow
Property
Loan
Equity
Investment Growth
Comparison of projected weekly investment cash flows and growth rates (10 years) In simple terms, this report compares what you put in to the investment with what you might expect to get out. The net after-tax cash flow represents your cash contribution to the investment while the growth in equity represents your increase in net wealth as a result of that investment. For ease of understanding, these figures are presented as weekly averages over the projected period specified (10 years), but will therefore be dependent on the assumptions made in relation to capital growth, inflation and interest rates over that period.. The net after-tax cash flow is the difference between the cash you receive (or save) as a result of the investment (rental income and tax credits) and the cash you pay out (any lump sum cash outlay, principal loan payments, loan interest payments and rental expenses). If any of these items are internalised in the investment loan, they will not appear in the cash flow but will instead impact on the amount owing in the loan. The growth in equity over the projected period will reflect the changes in property value and the loan over the same time frame. In the simple case of an interest-only loan, the loan amount will stay constant and the growth in equity will be the same as the growth in property value. In the current example, the average net after-tax cash flow is $-25 per week while the average equity growth is $951 per week. INVESTMENT CASH FLOW Cash In Rental income Tax credits Total
Total (10 years) 320,485 67,551 388,036
Average (per week) 746
Cash Out Cash outlays Principal payments Interest payments Rental expenses Total
0 0 313,846 87,156 401,002
771
Net After-Tax Cash Flow
-12,966
-25
INVESTMENT GROWTH
Property value Loan amount Equity
Initial
10 yrs
Change
625,000 660,728 -35,728
1.119m 660,728 458,552
494,280 0 494,280
Average (per week) 951 0 951
Nyko Property - Melbourne 22-Oct-2018 Prepared for: Consultant: Property: 13 - 15 Hamilton Street, Bentleigh, VIC, 3204 Description: 2 Bed, 2 Bath, 1 Car SUMMARY Assumptions Property value Initial investment Gross rental yield (yr 1) Net rental yield (yr 1) Cap. growth rate Inflation rate Interest rate Taxable income (yr 1)
Projected results over Property value Equity After-tax return /yr Net present value IF SOLD Selling costs & CGT Equity After-tax return /yr
$625,000 $0 4.08% 2.86% 6.00% 3.00% 4.75% $100,000
10 yrs $1.119m $458,552 55.36% $336,770 $150,015 $308,536 48.37%
PROJECTIONS Investment Analysis End of year Property value Purchase costs Investments Loan amount Equity Capital growth rate Inflation rate (CPI) Gross rent /week Cash deductions Interest (I/O) Rental expenses Pre-tax cash flow Non-cash deductions Deprec.of building Deprec.of fittings Loan costs Total deductions Tax credit (single) After-tax cash flow Rate of return (IRR) Pre-tax equivalent
2018 $625,000 $35,228 $0 $660,728 $-35,728 6.00% 3.00% $500
1yr 662,500
Projections over 10 years 2yr 3yr 5yr 702,250 744,385 836,391
660,728 1,772 6.00% 3.00% 25,480
660,728 41,522 6.00% 3.00% 26,754
660,728 83,657 6.00% 3.00% 28,092
660,728 175,663 6.00% 3.00% 30,971
660,728 458,552 6.00% 3.00% 39,528
4.75% 29.24% $0
31,385 7,603 -13,507
31,385 7,831 -12,461
31,385 8,066 -11,359
31,385 8,557 -8,970
31,385 9,920 -1,777
2.50% $32,962 $500
7,535 6,664 100 53,286 10,354 -3,153
7,535 7,535 7,535 5,495 4,241 2,508 100 100 100 52,345 51,326 50,084 9,736 8,946 7,358 -2,725 -2,413 -1,612 Your income /(cost) per week (52) (46) (31)
7,535 839
$100,000 $0 55.36% 90.02%
(61)
10yr 1.119m
49,678 3,908 2,131 41
Disclaimer: Note that the projections listed above simply illustrate the outcome calculated from the input values and the assumptions contained in the model. Hence the figures can be varied as required and are in no way intended to be a guarantee of future performance. Although the information is provided in good faith, it is also given on the basis that no person using the information, in whole or in part, shall have any claim against Nyko Property - Melbourne, its servants, employees or consultants. This information is intended as general advice only and does not take account of individual needs or financial circumstances. Intending purchasers should do their own assessment or consult a licensed investment adviser. .
Page 2 Detailed Notes on Spreadsheet Items PROPERTY VALUE The property (or market) value refers to how much the property is worth (i.e. how much you could sell it for). Its book value, on the other hand, refers to how much you have paid for it plus the cost of any immediate renovations. Property price: Renovation costs: Total book value: Property market value:
625,000 0 625,000 $625,000
PURCHASE COSTS These include your solicitor's conveyancing fees and, where applicable, State Government stamp duty and transfer of title fees. In Australia, stamp duty and transfer of title fees vary from State to State and are a function of purchase price whereas, in New Zealand, stamp duty has been abolished on all property transfers since May 1999. Conveyancing costs may also be dependent on purchase price and may be negotiable. In some States of Australia (e.g. A.C.T.), purchase costs are tax deductible in the first year of the investment, though normally they will only be taken into account in Capital Gains Tax calculations in the year of sale. Conveyancing costs: Stamp duty: Total Purchase costs:
1,000 34,228 $35,228
INVESTMENT & LOAN Your initial investment is usually just the total of all monies outlayed at the time of purchase. These may include contributions toward any, or all, of the costs listed below. The remainder will largely determine the size of the loan. If you have sufficient equity in other property, it is possible to outlay nothing, and actually borrow the lot (i.e. the purchase price, purchase costs, loan costs, any renovation costs, and even additional monies to cover such things as fittings). If you are modelling an investment from some point in time after purchase (e.g. to assess the return on major renovations), your investment might also include the equity you already have built up in the property. Property costs: Renovation costs: Purchase costs: Furniture costs: Loan costs: Totals:
Investments 0 0 0 0 0 $0
Loan 625,000 0 35,228 0 500 $660,728
Total Cost 625,000 0 35,228 0 500 $660,728
CAPITAL GROWTH & INFLATION RATES Rate of capital growth is your anticipated annual compound rate of increase of the property value. It will undoubtedly vary substantially over the short term, but over the longer term (10 years or more), it has generally been about 2 to 3% above the rate of inflation. Average rate of inflation (%): Average rate of capital growth (%):
3.00 6.00
EQUITY The equity is the difference between the property value and the loan. The equity increases in line with the increasing property value in the case of an interest-only loan. For a principal & interest loan, it also increases with the decrease in the debt. Projected values over Property value Loan EQUITY
5 yrs 836,391 660,728 $175,663
10 yrs 1.119m 660,728 $458,552
15 yrs 1.498m 660,728 $837,121
20 yrs 2.004m 660,728 $1.344m
Approximate costs if sold...... Capital Gains Tax Solicitor's fees Sales commission EQUITY (after sale)
42,495 4,182 19,127 $109,860
119,069 5,596 25,350 $308,536
215,946 7,489 33,679 $580,007
341,608 10,022 44,824 $947,277
Page 3 INTEREST COSTS & TYPE OF LOAN The type of loan can be either interest-only and/or principal & interest. Repayments for interest-only loans, as the title suggests, consist of interest only. Repayments for principal & interest loans include a component of the principal. Interest-only loans are usually of a shorter term (e.g. 3 to 5 years) at which time they are usually rolled-over. Loan type: Interest rate (yr 1) (%) Loan: Loan costs (written off over 5 yrs): Monthly payment: Annual payment:
I/O Yrs 1-40 4.75 $660,728 $500 $2,615 $31,385
RENT The potential annual rent is simply the rent per week times 52. The actual annual rent must account for any period that the property is vacant. Annual rents are assumed to increase in line with inflation.
Rent per week: Potential annual rent: Vacancy rate (%): Actual annual rent:
500 26,000 2.00 $25,480
ANNUAL RENTAL EXPENSES These are all the real operating costs associated with the investment property with the exception of loan interest payments. The first cell of the spreadsheet represents the expenses expressed as a percentage of the potential annual rent. As a guide, expenses could vary anywhere from 13% to 30%, depending on the maintenance and whether a professional property management agent is used. For holiday letting, with higher vacancies, the percentage can be more than 50%. Normal Expenses: Agent's commission (6.60%): Letting fees: Rates: Insurance: Body corporate: Special expenses: Total expenses:
1,682 500 2,700 400 2,321 0 $7,603
Normal expenses as % of annual rent (%): Net yield or Capitalisation rate (%):
29.24 2.86
PRE-TAX CASH FLOW These are all of the monies that flow out of your pocket before tax is taken into account. Normally, it would represent the gross annual rent less interest and rental expenses. This will vary if interest or expenses are capitalised or rents used directly to reduce the loan. Year Rent Cash invested Principal payments Interest Expenses Pre-tax cash flow
0
$0
1yr 25,480 0 0 31,385 7,603 $-13,507
2yr 26,754 0 0 31,385 7,831 $-12,461
3yr 28,092 0 0 31,385 8,066 $-11,359
5yr 30,971 0 0 31,385 8,557 $-8,970
DEPRECIATION ON THE BUILDING This represents the capital allowance on the construction costs. Property value: Construction costs: Depreciation allowance rate (%): Depreciation allowance:
$625,000 $301,386 2.50 $7,535
10yr 39,528 0 0 31,385 9,920 $-1,777
Page 4 DEPRECIATION OF FITTINGS (annual claim) Total value of fittings: Total depreciation in first year:
$32,962 $6,664
LOAN COSTS In Australia, the loan costs are written off over the term of the loan (or five years, whichever is the lesser). Other loan costs: Total loan costs:
500 $500
TOTAL TAX DEDUCTIONS (Cash & Non-Cash Deductions) These include both "cash" (e.g. interest, rental expenses) and "non-cash" (e.g. depreciation) deductions. Year Interest Expenses Deprec.-building Deprec.-fittings Loan costs Total deductions
1yr 31,385 7,603 7,535 6,664 100 $53,286
2yr 31,385 7,831 7,535 5,495 100 $52,345
3yr 31,385 8,066 7,535 4,241 100 $51,326
5yr 31,385 8,557 7,535 2,508 100 $50,084
10yr 31,385 9,920 7,535 839 0 $49,678
TAX CREDITS & AFTER-TAX CASH FLOW The after-tax cash flows are all of the monies that flow in or out of your pocket AFTER tax is taken into account. They represent the PRE-tax cash flow LESS any tax credits (or tax refunds). In this analysis, it is assumed that the investor has obtained a tax variation from the Taxation Office and thus the tax refunds are credited for the same year in which they are based. Year 2018 Pre-tax cash flow 0 Tax credits After-tax cash 0 Income /(cost) per week
1yr -13,507 10,354 -3,153 (61)
2yr -12,461 9,736 -2,725 (52)
3yr -11,359 8,946 -2,413 (46)
5yr -8,970 7,358 -1,612 (31)
10yr -1,777 3,908 2,131 41
INTERNAL RATE OF RETURN The internal rate of return (IRR) is the method of calculating the return on a series of cash flows where the time factor is taken into account. To understand it, think of the money you are outlaying on your investment property as being deposited in a bank account, with interest added each year. In this case the "deposits" are represented by the after-tax cash flows Year After-tax cash flow Equity
2018 $0
1yr $-3,153
2yr $-2,725
3yr $-2,413
5yr $-1,612
10yr $2,131 $458,552
The total amount in your "account" (including interest) at the end of the period is the equity ($458,552) in the investment property. The IRR (55.36%) represents the effective "interest rate" that you have received, but with one important difference - because the interest remains in the property, it is not taxed. To receive an equivalent return from bank interest, you need to get 90.02% before tax. If the property were to be sold at the end of the period, the after-sale equity would be reduced to $308,536 after taking account of selling costs and capital gains tax and the IRR after the sale would be 48.37%.
Page 5 TAX BENEFITS These are shown below for the given taxable incomes and are based on the specified tax scale. Number of properties: 1 Investor 100,000 25,480 125,480 53,286 72,194
Current taxable income: Rental income: Total income: Rental deductions: New taxable income: Current tax (on 100,000): New tax (on 72,194): Tax saving:
26,447 16,093 10,354
Total tax credits:
$10,354
Who pays the cost (1st year)?
65% Tenant
8% You
27% Taxman
Projections over 25 years Year 1yr 2yr 3yr 4yr 5yr 6yr 7yr 8yr 9yr 10yr 11yr 12yr 13yr 14yr 15yr 16yr 17yr 18yr 19yr 20yr 21yr 22yr 23yr
Principal payments $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0
Interest costs
Rental expenses
Total cost
Rent (tenant)
Tax credit (taxman)
$31,385 $31,385 $31,385 $31,385 $31,385 $31,385 $31,385 $31,385 $31,385 $31,385 $31,385 $31,385 $31,385 $31,385 $31,385 $31,385 $31,385 $31,385 $31,385 $31,385 $31,385 $31,385 $31,385
$7,603 $7,831 $8,066 $8,308 $8,557 $8,814 $9,078 $9,350 $9,631 $9,920 $10,217 $10,524 $10,840 $11,165 $11,500 $11,845 $12,200 $12,566 $12,943 $13,331 $13,731 $14,143 $14,568
$38,987 $39,215 $39,450 $39,692 $39,941 $40,198 $40,463 $40,735 $41,015 $41,304 $41,602 $41,908 $42,224 $42,549 $42,884 $43,229 $43,585 $43,951 $44,328 $44,716 $45,116 $45,528 $45,952
$25,480 $26,754 $28,092 $29,496 $30,971 $32,520 $34,146 $35,853 $37,646 $39,528 $41,504 $43,579 $45,758 $48,046 $50,449 $52,971 $55,620 $58,401 $61,321 $64,387 $67,606 $70,986 $74,536
$10,354 $9,736 $8,946 $8,067 $7,358 $6,577 $6,022 $5,332 $4,677 $3,908 $2,939 $2,258 $1,540 $785 $-11 $-849 $-1,733 $-2,662 $-3,641 $-5,271 $-6,954 $-8,334 $-9,787
Cash (you) $3,153 $2,725 $2,413 $2,129 $1,612 $1,102 $295 $-450 $-1,307 $-2,131 $-2,841 $-3,929 $-5,074 $-6,282 $-7,553 $-8,893 $-10,302 $-11,788 $-13,352 $-14,400 $-15,536 $-17,125 $-18,797
Page 6 24yr 25yr
$0 $0
$31,385 $31,385
$15,005 $15,455
$46,389 $46,839
$78,262 $82,176
$-11,317 $-12,928
$-20,556 $-22,408
Page 7
(%) 100.00
Who pays the costs (10 years)
90.00 80.00 70.00 60.00 50.00 40.00 30.00 20.00 10.00 0.00 0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Year from purchase Tenant (80%) Taxman (18%) You (2%) Average contribution (10 years)
80% Tenant 2% You 18% Taxman
9
10
Page 8
($) 3.000m
Investment Property Value & Debt
2.000m
1.000m
0 0
5
10 15 Year from purchase
Value
20
25
Debt
Property value & debt projections over 25 years Year
Growth rate
1yr 2yr 3yr 4yr 5yr 6yr 7yr 8yr 9yr 10yr 11yr 12yr 13yr 14yr 15yr 16yr 17yr 18yr 19yr 20yr 21yr 22yr 23yr 24yr 25yr
6.00% 6.00% 6.00% 6.00% 6.00% 6.00% 6.00% 6.00% 6.00% 6.00% 6.00% 6.00% 6.00% 6.00% 6.00% 6.00% 6.00% 6.00% 6.00% 6.00% 6.00% 6.00% 6.00% 6.00% 6.00%
Property value $625,000 $662,500 $702,250 $744,385 $789,048 $836,391 $886,574 $939,769 $996,155 $1.056m $1.119m $1.186m $1.258m $1.333m $1.413m $1.498m $1.588m $1.683m $1.784m $1.891m $2.004m $2.125m $2.252m $2.387m $2.531m $2.682m
Amount owing $660,728 $660,728 $660,728 $660,728 $660,728 $660,728 $660,728 $660,728 $660,728 $660,728 $660,728 $660,728 $660,728 $660,728 $660,728 $660,728 $660,728 $660,728 $660,728 $660,728 $660,728 $660,728 $660,728 $660,728 $660,728 $660,728
Equity $-35,728 $1,772 $41,522 $83,657 $128,320 $175,663 $225,846 $279,041 $335,427 $395,196 $458,552 $525,709 $596,895 $672,352 $752,337 $837,121 $926,992 $1.022m $1.123m $1.230m $1.344m $1.464m $1.591m $1.727m $1.870m $2.022m
Page 9
$/week 1,000
Average Projected Weekly Cash Flow & Equity Growth
700 400 100 -200 -500 -800
Cash in
Cash out
Cash net
Investment Cash Flow
Property
Loan
Equity
Investment Growth
Comparison of projected weekly investment cash flows and growth rates (10 years) In simple terms, this report compares what you put in to the investment with what you might expect to get out. The net after-tax cash flow represents your cash contribution to the investment while the growth in equity represents your increase in net wealth as a result of that investment. For ease of understanding, these figures are presented as weekly averages over the projected period specified (10 years), but will therefore be dependent on the assumptions made in relation to capital growth, inflation and interest rates over that period.. The net after-tax cash flow is the difference between the cash you receive (or save) as a result of the investment (rental income and tax credits) and the cash you pay out (any lump sum cash outlay, principal loan payments, loan interest payments and rental expenses). If any of these items are internalised in the investment loan, they will not appear in the cash flow but will instead impact on the amount owing in the loan. The growth in equity over the projected period will reflect the changes in property value and the loan over the same time frame. In the simple case of an interest-only loan, the loan amount will stay constant and the growth in equity will be the same as the growth in property value. In the current example, the average net after-tax cash flow is $-18 per week while the average equity growth is $951 per week. INVESTMENT CASH FLOW Cash In Rental income Tax credits Total Cash Out Cash outlays Principal payments Interest payments Rental expenses Total Net After-Tax Cash Flow
Total (10 years) 320,485 70,977 391,462
Average (per week) 753
0 0 313,846 87,156 401,002
771
-9,540
-18
INVESTMENT GROWTH
Property value Loan amount Equity
Initial
10 yrs
Change
625,000 660,728 -35,728
1.119m 660,728 458,552
494,280 0 494,280
Average (per week) 951 0 951
Nyko Property - Melbourne 22-Oct-2018 Prepared for: Consultant: Property: 13 - 15 Hamilton Street, Bentleigh, VIC, 3204 Description: 2 Bed, 2 Bath, 1 Car SUMMARY Assumptions Property value Initial investment Gross rental yield (yr 1) Net rental yield (yr 1) Cap. growth rate Inflation rate Interest rate Taxable income (yr 1)
Projected results over Property value Equity After-tax return /yr Net present value IF SOLD Selling costs & CGT Equity After-tax return /yr
$625,000 $0 4.08% 2.86% 6.00% 3.00% 4.75% $150,000
10 yrs $1.119m $458,552 56.69% $338,752 $154,789 $303,763 49.38%
PROJECTIONS Investment Analysis End of year Property value Purchase costs Investments Loan amount Equity Capital growth rate Inflation rate (CPI) Gross rent /week Cash deductions Interest (I/O) Rental expenses Pre-tax cash flow Non-cash deductions Deprec.of building Deprec.of fittings Loan costs Total deductions Tax credit (single) After-tax cash flow Rate of return (IRR) Pre-tax equivalent
2018 $625,000 $35,228 $0 $660,728 $-35,728 6.00% 3.00% $500
1yr 662,500
Projections over 10 years 2yr 3yr 5yr 702,250 744,385 836,391
660,728 1,772 6.00% 3.00% 25,480
660,728 41,522 6.00% 3.00% 26,754
660,728 83,657 6.00% 3.00% 28,092
660,728 175,663 6.00% 3.00% 30,971
660,728 458,552 6.00% 3.00% 39,528
4.75% 29.24% $0
31,385 7,603 -13,507
31,385 7,831 -12,461
31,385 8,066 -11,359
31,385 8,557 -8,970
31,385 9,920 -1,777
2.50% $32,962 $500
7,535 6,664 100 53,286 10,705 -2,802
7,535 7,535 7,535 5,495 4,241 2,508 100 100 100 52,345 51,326 50,084 9,853 8,945 7,358 -2,608 -2,414 -1,612 Your income /(cost) per week (50) (46) (31)
7,535 839
$150,000 $0 56.69% 92.18%
(54)
10yr 1.119m
49,678 4,720 2,943 57
Disclaimer: Note that the projections listed above simply illustrate the outcome calculated from the input values and the assumptions contained in the model. Hence the figures can be varied as required and are in no way intended to be a guarantee of future performance. Although the information is provided in good faith, it is also given on the basis that no person using the information, in whole or in part, shall have any claim against Nyko Property - Melbourne, its servants, employees or consultants. This information is intended as general advice only and does not take account of individual needs or financial circumstances. Intending purchasers should do their own assessment or consult a licensed investment adviser. .
Page 2 Detailed Notes on Spreadsheet Items PROPERTY VALUE The property (or market) value refers to how much the property is worth (i.e. how much you could sell it for). Its book value, on the other hand, refers to how much you have paid for it plus the cost of any immediate renovations. Property price: Renovation costs: Total book value: Property market value:
625,000 0 625,000 $625,000
PURCHASE COSTS These include your solicitor's conveyancing fees and, where applicable, State Government stamp duty and transfer of title fees. In Australia, stamp duty and transfer of title fees vary from State to State and are a function of purchase price whereas, in New Zealand, stamp duty has been abolished on all property transfers since May 1999. Conveyancing costs may also be dependent on purchase price and may be negotiable. In some States of Australia (e.g. A.C.T.), purchase costs are tax deductible in the first year of the investment, though normally they will only be taken into account in Capital Gains Tax calculations in the year of sale. Conveyancing costs: Stamp duty: Total Purchase costs:
1,000 34,228 $35,228
INVESTMENT & LOAN Your initial investment is usually just the total of all monies outlayed at the time of purchase. These may include contributions toward any, or all, of the costs listed below. The remainder will largely determine the size of the loan. If you have sufficient equity in other property, it is possible to outlay nothing, and actually borrow the lot (i.e. the purchase price, purchase costs, loan costs, any renovation costs, and even additional monies to cover such things as fittings). If you are modelling an investment from some point in time after purchase (e.g. to assess the return on major renovations), your investment might also include the equity you already have built up in the property. Property costs: Renovation costs: Purchase costs: Furniture costs: Loan costs: Totals:
Investments 0 0 0 0 0 $0
Loan 625,000 0 35,228 0 500 $660,728
Total Cost 625,000 0 35,228 0 500 $660,728
CAPITAL GROWTH & INFLATION RATES Rate of capital growth is your anticipated annual compound rate of increase of the property value. It will undoubtedly vary substantially over the short term, but over the longer term (10 years or more), it has generally been about 2 to 3% above the rate of inflation. Average rate of inflation (%): Average rate of capital growth (%):
3.00 6.00
EQUITY The equity is the difference between the property value and the loan. The equity increases in line with the increasing property value in the case of an interest-only loan. For a principal & interest loan, it also increases with the decrease in the debt. Projected values over Property value Loan EQUITY
5 yrs 836,391 660,728 $175,663
10 yrs 1.119m 660,728 $458,552
15 yrs 1.498m 660,728 $837,121
20 yrs 2.004m 660,728 $1.344m
Approximate costs if sold...... Capital Gains Tax Solicitor's fees Sales commission EQUITY (after sale)
46,997 4,182 19,127 $105,358
123,843 5,596 25,350 $303,763
218,243 7,489 33,679 $577,710
341,608 10,022 44,824 $947,277
Page 3 INTEREST COSTS & TYPE OF LOAN The type of loan can be either interest-only and/or principal & interest. Repayments for interest-only loans, as the title suggests, consist of interest only. Repayments for principal & interest loans include a component of the principal. Interest-only loans are usually of a shorter term (e.g. 3 to 5 years) at which time they are usually rolled-over. Loan type: Interest rate (yr 1) (%) Loan: Loan costs (written off over 5 yrs): Monthly payment: Annual payment:
I/O Yrs 1-40 4.75 $660,728 $500 $2,615 $31,385
RENT The potential annual rent is simply the rent per week times 52. The actual annual rent must account for any period that the property is vacant. Annual rents are assumed to increase in line with inflation.
Rent per week: Potential annual rent: Vacancy rate (%): Actual annual rent:
500 26,000 2.00 $25,480
ANNUAL RENTAL EXPENSES These are all the real operating costs associated with the investment property with the exception of loan interest payments. The first cell of the spreadsheet represents the expenses expressed as a percentage of the potential annual rent. As a guide, expenses could vary anywhere from 13% to 30%, depending on the maintenance and whether a professional property management agent is used. For holiday letting, with higher vacancies, the percentage can be more than 50%. Normal Expenses: Agent's commission (6.60%): Letting fees: Rates: Insurance: Body corporate: Special expenses: Total expenses:
1,682 500 2,700 400 2,321 0 $7,603
Normal expenses as % of annual rent (%): Net yield or Capitalisation rate (%):
29.24 2.86
PRE-TAX CASH FLOW These are all of the monies that flow out of your pocket before tax is taken into account. Normally, it would represent the gross annual rent less interest and rental expenses. This will vary if interest or expenses are capitalised or rents used directly to reduce the loan. Year Rent Cash invested Principal payments Interest Expenses Pre-tax cash flow
0
$0
1yr 25,480 0 0 31,385 7,603 $-13,507
2yr 26,754 0 0 31,385 7,831 $-12,461
3yr 28,092 0 0 31,385 8,066 $-11,359
5yr 30,971 0 0 31,385 8,557 $-8,970
DEPRECIATION ON THE BUILDING This represents the capital allowance on the construction costs. Property value: Construction costs: Depreciation allowance rate (%): Depreciation allowance:
$625,000 $301,386 2.50 $7,535
10yr 39,528 0 0 31,385 9,920 $-1,777
Page 4 DEPRECIATION OF FITTINGS (annual claim) Total value of fittings: Total depreciation in first year:
$32,962 $6,664
LOAN COSTS In Australia, the loan costs are written off over the term of the loan (or five years, whichever is the lesser). Other loan costs: Total loan costs:
500 $500
TOTAL TAX DEDUCTIONS (Cash & Non-Cash Deductions) These include both "cash" (e.g. interest, rental expenses) and "non-cash" (e.g. depreciation) deductions. Year Interest Expenses Deprec.-building Deprec.-fittings Loan costs Total deductions
1yr 31,385 7,603 7,535 6,664 100 $53,286
2yr 31,385 7,831 7,535 5,495 100 $52,345
3yr 31,385 8,066 7,535 4,241 100 $51,326
5yr 31,385 8,557 7,535 2,508 100 $50,084
10yr 31,385 9,920 7,535 839 0 $49,678
TAX CREDITS & AFTER-TAX CASH FLOW The after-tax cash flows are all of the monies that flow in or out of your pocket AFTER tax is taken into account. They represent the PRE-tax cash flow LESS any tax credits (or tax refunds). In this analysis, it is assumed that the investor has obtained a tax variation from the Taxation Office and thus the tax refunds are credited for the same year in which they are based. Year 2018 Pre-tax cash flow 0 Tax credits After-tax cash 0 Income /(cost) per week
1yr -13,507 10,705 -2,802 (54)
2yr -12,461 9,853 -2,608 (50)
3yr -11,359 8,945 -2,414 (46)
5yr -8,970 7,358 -1,612 (31)
10yr -1,777 4,720 2,943 57
INTERNAL RATE OF RETURN The internal rate of return (IRR) is the method of calculating the return on a series of cash flows where the time factor is taken into account. To understand it, think of the money you are outlaying on your investment property as being deposited in a bank account, with interest added each year. In this case the "deposits" are represented by the after-tax cash flows Year After-tax cash flow Equity
2018 $0
1yr $-2,802
2yr $-2,608
3yr $-2,414
5yr $-1,612
10yr $2,943 $458,552
The total amount in your "account" (including interest) at the end of the period is the equity ($458,552) in the investment property. The IRR (56.69%) represents the effective "interest rate" that you have received, but with one important difference - because the interest remains in the property, it is not taxed. To receive an equivalent return from bank interest, you need to get 92.18% before tax. If the property were to be sold at the end of the period, the after-sale equity would be reduced to $303,763 after taking account of selling costs and capital gains tax and the IRR after the sale would be 49.38%.
Page 5 TAX BENEFITS These are shown below for the given taxable incomes and are based on the specified tax scale. Number of properties: 1 Investor 150,000 25,480 175,480 53,286 122,194
Current taxable income: Rental income: Total income: Rental deductions: New taxable income: Current tax (on 150,000): New tax (on 122,194): Tax saving:
45,697 34,992 10,705
Total tax credits:
$10,705
Who pays the cost (1st year)?
65% Tenant 7% You
27% Taxman
Projections over 25 years Year 1yr 2yr 3yr 4yr 5yr 6yr 7yr 8yr 9yr 10yr 11yr 12yr 13yr 14yr 15yr 16yr 17yr 18yr 19yr 20yr 21yr 22yr 23yr
Principal payments $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0
Interest costs
Rental expenses
Total cost
Rent (tenant)
Tax credit (taxman)
$31,385 $31,385 $31,385 $31,385 $31,385 $31,385 $31,385 $31,385 $31,385 $31,385 $31,385 $31,385 $31,385 $31,385 $31,385 $31,385 $31,385 $31,385 $31,385 $31,385 $31,385 $31,385 $31,385
$7,603 $7,831 $8,066 $8,308 $8,557 $8,814 $9,078 $9,350 $9,631 $9,920 $10,217 $10,524 $10,840 $11,165 $11,500 $11,845 $12,200 $12,566 $12,943 $13,331 $13,731 $14,143 $14,568
$38,987 $39,215 $39,450 $39,692 $39,941 $40,198 $40,463 $40,735 $41,015 $41,304 $41,602 $41,908 $42,224 $42,549 $42,884 $43,229 $43,585 $43,951 $44,328 $44,716 $45,116 $45,528 $45,952
$25,480 $26,754 $28,092 $29,496 $30,971 $32,520 $34,146 $35,853 $37,646 $39,528 $41,504 $43,579 $45,758 $48,046 $50,449 $52,971 $55,620 $58,401 $61,321 $64,387 $67,606 $70,986 $74,536
$10,705 $9,853 $8,945 $8,067 $7,358 $6,577 $6,023 $5,691 $5,478 $4,720 $3,549 $2,726 $1,860 $947 $-14 $-1,027 $-2,093 $-3,216 $-4,398 $-5,643 $-6,955 $-8,334 $-9,788
Cash (you) $2,802 $2,608 $2,414 $2,129 $1,612 $1,102 $294 $-809 $-2,108 $-2,943 $-3,451 $-4,397 $-5,394 $-6,444 $-7,550 $-8,715 $-9,942 $-11,234 $-12,595 $-14,028 $-15,535 $-17,125 $-18,796
Page 6 24yr 25yr
$0 $0
$31,385 $31,385
$15,005 $15,455
$46,389 $46,839
$78,262 $82,176
$-11,317 $-12,928
$-20,556 $-22,408
Page 7
(%) 100.00
Who pays the costs (10 years)
90.00 80.00 70.00 60.00 50.00 40.00 30.00 20.00 10.00 0.00 0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Year from purchase Tenant (80%) Taxman (18%) You (2%) Average contribution (10 years)
80% Tenant 2% You 18% Taxman
9
10
Page 8
($) 3.000m
Investment Property Value & Debt
2.000m
1.000m
0 0
5
10 15 Year from purchase
Value
20
25
Debt
Property value & debt projections over 25 years Year
Growth rate
1yr 2yr 3yr 4yr 5yr 6yr 7yr 8yr 9yr 10yr 11yr 12yr 13yr 14yr 15yr 16yr 17yr 18yr 19yr 20yr 21yr 22yr 23yr 24yr 25yr
6.00% 6.00% 6.00% 6.00% 6.00% 6.00% 6.00% 6.00% 6.00% 6.00% 6.00% 6.00% 6.00% 6.00% 6.00% 6.00% 6.00% 6.00% 6.00% 6.00% 6.00% 6.00% 6.00% 6.00% 6.00%
Property value $625,000 $662,500 $702,250 $744,385 $789,048 $836,391 $886,574 $939,769 $996,155 $1.056m $1.119m $1.186m $1.258m $1.333m $1.413m $1.498m $1.588m $1.683m $1.784m $1.891m $2.004m $2.125m $2.252m $2.387m $2.531m $2.682m
Amount owing $660,728 $660,728 $660,728 $660,728 $660,728 $660,728 $660,728 $660,728 $660,728 $660,728 $660,728 $660,728 $660,728 $660,728 $660,728 $660,728 $660,728 $660,728 $660,728 $660,728 $660,728 $660,728 $660,728 $660,728 $660,728 $660,728
Equity $-35,728 $1,772 $41,522 $83,657 $128,320 $175,663 $225,846 $279,041 $335,427 $395,196 $458,552 $525,709 $596,895 $672,352 $752,337 $837,121 $926,992 $1.022m $1.123m $1.230m $1.344m $1.464m $1.591m $1.727m $1.870m $2.022m
Page 9
$/week 1,000
Average Projected Weekly Cash Flow & Equity Growth
700 400 100 -200 -500 -800
Cash in
Cash out
Cash net
Investment Cash Flow
Property
Loan
Equity
Investment Growth
Comparison of projected weekly investment cash flows and growth rates (10 years) In simple terms, this report compares what you put in to the investment with what you might expect to get out. The net after-tax cash flow represents your cash contribution to the investment while the growth in equity represents your increase in net wealth as a result of that investment. For ease of understanding, these figures are presented as weekly averages over the projected period specified (10 years), but will therefore be dependent on the assumptions made in relation to capital growth, inflation and interest rates over that period.. The net after-tax cash flow is the difference between the cash you receive (or save) as a result of the investment (rental income and tax credits) and the cash you pay out (any lump sum cash outlay, principal loan payments, loan interest payments and rental expenses). If any of these items are internalised in the investment loan, they will not appear in the cash flow but will instead impact on the amount owing in the loan. The growth in equity over the projected period will reflect the changes in property value and the loan over the same time frame. In the simple case of an interest-only loan, the loan amount will stay constant and the growth in equity will be the same as the growth in property value. In the current example, the average net after-tax cash flow is $-14 per week while the average equity growth is $951 per week. INVESTMENT CASH FLOW Cash In Rental income Tax credits Total Cash Out Cash outlays Principal payments Interest payments Rental expenses Total Net After-Tax Cash Flow
Total (10 years) 320,485 73,417 393,902
Average (per week) 758
0 0 313,846 87,156 401,002
771
-7,100
-14
INVESTMENT GROWTH
Property value Loan amount Equity
Initial
10 yrs
Change
625,000 660,728 -35,728
1.119m 660,728 458,552
494,280 0 494,280
Average (per week) 951 0 951
Nyko Property - Melbourne 22-Oct-2018 Prepared for: Consultant: Property: 13 - 15 Hamilton Street, Bentleigh, VIC, 3204 Description: 2 Bed, 2 Bath, 1 Car SUMMARY Assumptions Property value Initial investment Gross rental yield (yr 1) Net rental yield (yr 1) Cap. growth rate Inflation rate Interest rate Taxable income (yr 1)
Projected results over Property value Equity After-tax return /yr Net present value IF SOLD Selling costs & CGT Equity After-tax return /yr
$625,000 $0 4.08% 2.86% 6.00% 3.00% 4.75% $250,000
10 yrs $1.119m $458,552 89.17% $350,405 $154,789 $303,763 80.99%
PROJECTIONS Investment Analysis End of year Property value Purchase costs Investments Loan amount Equity Capital growth rate Inflation rate (CPI) Gross rent /week Cash deductions Interest (I/O) Rental expenses Pre-tax cash flow Non-cash deductions Deprec.of building Deprec.of fittings Loan costs Total deductions Tax credit (single) After-tax cash flow Rate of return (IRR) Pre-tax equivalent
2018 $625,000 $35,228 $0 $660,728 $-35,728 6.00% 3.00% $500
1yr 662,500
Projections over 10 years 2yr 3yr 5yr 702,250 744,385 836,391
660,728 1,772 6.00% 3.00% 25,480
660,728 41,522 6.00% 3.00% 26,754
660,728 83,657 6.00% 3.00% 28,092
660,728 175,663 6.00% 3.00% 30,971
660,728 458,552 6.00% 3.00% 39,528
4.75% 29.24% $0
31,385 7,603 -13,507
31,385 7,831 -12,461
31,385 8,066 -11,359
31,385 8,557 -8,970
31,385 9,920 -1,777
2.50% $32,962 $500
7,535 6,664 100 53,286 12,930 -577
7,535 7,535 7,535 5,495 4,241 2,508 100 100 100 52,345 51,326 50,084 11,900 10,804 8,887 -561 -555 -83 Your income /(cost) per week (11) (11) (2)
7,535 839
$250,000 $0 89.17% 166.67%
(11)
10yr 1.119m
49,678 4,720 2,943 57
Disclaimer: Note that the projections listed above simply illustrate the outcome calculated from the input values and the assumptions contained in the model. Hence the figures can be varied as required and are in no way intended to be a guarantee of future performance. Although the information is provided in good faith, it is also given on the basis that no person using the information, in whole or in part, shall have any claim against Nyko Property - Melbourne, its servants, employees or consultants. This information is intended as general advice only and does not take account of individual needs or financial circumstances. Intending purchasers should do their own assessment or consult a licensed investment adviser. .
Page 2 Detailed Notes on Spreadsheet Items PROPERTY VALUE The property (or market) value refers to how much the property is worth (i.e. how much you could sell it for). Its book value, on the other hand, refers to how much you have paid for it plus the cost of any immediate renovations. Property price: Renovation costs: Total book value: Property market value:
625,000 0 625,000 $625,000
PURCHASE COSTS These include your solicitor's conveyancing fees and, where applicable, State Government stamp duty and transfer of title fees. In Australia, stamp duty and transfer of title fees vary from State to State and are a function of purchase price whereas, in New Zealand, stamp duty has been abolished on all property transfers since May 1999. Conveyancing costs may also be dependent on purchase price and may be negotiable. In some States of Australia (e.g. A.C.T.), purchase costs are tax deductible in the first year of the investment, though normally they will only be taken into account in Capital Gains Tax calculations in the year of sale. Conveyancing costs: Stamp duty: Total Purchase costs:
1,000 34,228 $35,228
INVESTMENT & LOAN Your initial investment is usually just the total of all monies outlayed at the time of purchase. These may include contributions toward any, or all, of the costs listed below. The remainder will largely determine the size of the loan. If you have sufficient equity in other property, it is possible to outlay nothing, and actually borrow the lot (i.e. the purchase price, purchase costs, loan costs, any renovation costs, and even additional monies to cover such things as fittings). If you are modelling an investment from some point in time after purchase (e.g. to assess the return on major renovations), your investment might also include the equity you already have built up in the property. Property costs: Renovation costs: Purchase costs: Furniture costs: Loan costs: Totals:
Investments 0 0 0 0 0 $0
Loan 625,000 0 35,228 0 500 $660,728
Total Cost 625,000 0 35,228 0 500 $660,728
CAPITAL GROWTH & INFLATION RATES Rate of capital growth is your anticipated annual compound rate of increase of the property value. It will undoubtedly vary substantially over the short term, but over the longer term (10 years or more), it has generally been about 2 to 3% above the rate of inflation. Average rate of inflation (%): Average rate of capital growth (%):
3.00 6.00
EQUITY The equity is the difference between the property value and the loan. The equity increases in line with the increasing property value in the case of an interest-only loan. For a principal & interest loan, it also increases with the decrease in the debt. Projected values over Property value Loan EQUITY
5 yrs 836,391 660,728 $175,663
10 yrs 1.119m 660,728 $458,552
15 yrs 1.498m 660,728 $837,121
20 yrs 2.004m 660,728 $1.344m
Approximate costs if sold...... Capital Gains Tax Solicitor's fees Sales commission EQUITY (after sale)
49,420 4,182 19,127 $102,935
123,843 5,596 25,350 $303,763
218,243 7,489 33,679 $577,710
341,608 10,022 44,824 $947,277
Page 3 INTEREST COSTS & TYPE OF LOAN The type of loan can be either interest-only and/or principal & interest. Repayments for interest-only loans, as the title suggests, consist of interest only. Repayments for principal & interest loans include a component of the principal. Interest-only loans are usually of a shorter term (e.g. 3 to 5 years) at which time they are usually rolled-over. Loan type: Interest rate (yr 1) (%) Loan: Loan costs (written off over 5 yrs): Monthly payment: Annual payment:
I/O Yrs 1-40 4.75 $660,728 $500 $2,615 $31,385
RENT The potential annual rent is simply the rent per week times 52. The actual annual rent must account for any period that the property is vacant. Annual rents are assumed to increase in line with inflation.
Rent per week: Potential annual rent: Vacancy rate (%): Actual annual rent:
500 26,000 2.00 $25,480
ANNUAL RENTAL EXPENSES These are all the real operating costs associated with the investment property with the exception of loan interest payments. The first cell of the spreadsheet represents the expenses expressed as a percentage of the potential annual rent. As a guide, expenses could vary anywhere from 13% to 30%, depending on the maintenance and whether a professional property management agent is used. For holiday letting, with higher vacancies, the percentage can be more than 50%. Normal Expenses: Agent's commission (6.60%): Letting fees: Rates: Insurance: Body corporate: Special expenses: Total expenses:
1,682 500 2,700 400 2,321 0 $7,603
Normal expenses as % of annual rent (%): Net yield or Capitalisation rate (%):
29.24 2.86
PRE-TAX CASH FLOW These are all of the monies that flow out of your pocket before tax is taken into account. Normally, it would represent the gross annual rent less interest and rental expenses. This will vary if interest or expenses are capitalised or rents used directly to reduce the loan. Year Rent Cash invested Principal payments Interest Expenses Pre-tax cash flow
0
$0
1yr 25,480 0 0 31,385 7,603 $-13,507
2yr 26,754 0 0 31,385 7,831 $-12,461
3yr 28,092 0 0 31,385 8,066 $-11,359
5yr 30,971 0 0 31,385 8,557 $-8,970
DEPRECIATION ON THE BUILDING This represents the capital allowance on the construction costs. Property value: Construction costs: Depreciation allowance rate (%): Depreciation allowance:
$625,000 $301,386 2.50 $7,535
10yr 39,528 0 0 31,385 9,920 $-1,777
Page 4 DEPRECIATION OF FITTINGS (annual claim) Total value of fittings: Total depreciation in first year:
$32,962 $6,664
LOAN COSTS In Australia, the loan costs are written off over the term of the loan (or five years, whichever is the lesser). Other loan costs: Total loan costs:
500 $500
TOTAL TAX DEDUCTIONS (Cash & Non-Cash Deductions) These include both "cash" (e.g. interest, rental expenses) and "non-cash" (e.g. depreciation) deductions. Year Interest Expenses Deprec.-building Deprec.-fittings Loan costs Total deductions
1yr 31,385 7,603 7,535 6,664 100 $53,286
2yr 31,385 7,831 7,535 5,495 100 $52,345
3yr 31,385 8,066 7,535 4,241 100 $51,326
5yr 31,385 8,557 7,535 2,508 100 $50,084
10yr 31,385 9,920 7,535 839 0 $49,678
TAX CREDITS & AFTER-TAX CASH FLOW The after-tax cash flows are all of the monies that flow in or out of your pocket AFTER tax is taken into account. They represent the PRE-tax cash flow LESS any tax credits (or tax refunds). In this analysis, it is assumed that the investor has obtained a tax variation from the Taxation Office and thus the tax refunds are credited for the same year in which they are based. Year 2018 Pre-tax cash flow 0 Tax credits After-tax cash 0 Income /(cost) per week
1yr -13,507 12,930 -577 (11)
2yr -12,461 11,900 -561 (11)
3yr -11,359 10,804 -555 (11)
5yr -8,970 8,887 -83 (2)
10yr -1,777 4,720 2,943 57
INTERNAL RATE OF RETURN The internal rate of return (IRR) is the method of calculating the return on a series of cash flows where the time factor is taken into account. To understand it, think of the money you are outlaying on your investment property as being deposited in a bank account, with interest added each year. In this case the "deposits" are represented by the after-tax cash flows Year After-tax cash flow Equity
2018 $0
1yr $-577
2yr $-561
3yr $-555
5yr $-83
10yr $2,943 $458,552
The total amount in your "account" (including interest) at the end of the period is the equity ($458,552) in the investment property. The IRR (89.17%) represents the effective "interest rate" that you have received, but with one important difference - because the interest remains in the property, it is not taxed. To receive an equivalent return from bank interest, you need to get 166.67% before tax. If the property were to be sold at the end of the period, the after-sale equity would be reduced to $303,763 after taking account of selling costs and capital gains tax and the IRR after the sale would be 80.99%.
Page 5 TAX BENEFITS These are shown below for the given taxable incomes and are based on the specified tax scale. Number of properties: 1 Investor 250,000 25,480 275,480 53,286 222,194
Current taxable income: Rental income: Total income: Rental deductions: New taxable income: Current tax (on 250,000): New tax (on 222,194): Tax saving:
89,797 76,867 12,930
Total tax credits:
$12,930
Who pays the cost (1st year)?
65% Tenant
1% You
33% Taxman
Projections over 25 years Year 1yr 2yr 3yr 4yr 5yr 6yr 7yr 8yr 9yr 10yr 11yr 12yr 13yr 14yr 15yr 16yr 17yr 18yr 19yr 20yr 21yr 22yr 23yr
Principal payments $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0
Interest costs
Rental expenses
Total cost
Rent (tenant)
Tax credit (taxman)
$31,385 $31,385 $31,385 $31,385 $31,385 $31,385 $31,385 $31,385 $31,385 $31,385 $31,385 $31,385 $31,385 $31,385 $31,385 $31,385 $31,385 $31,385 $31,385 $31,385 $31,385 $31,385 $31,385
$7,603 $7,831 $8,066 $8,308 $8,557 $8,814 $9,078 $9,350 $9,631 $9,920 $10,217 $10,524 $10,840 $11,165 $11,500 $11,845 $12,200 $12,566 $12,943 $13,331 $13,731 $14,143 $14,568
$38,987 $39,215 $39,450 $39,692 $39,941 $40,198 $40,463 $40,735 $41,015 $41,304 $41,602 $41,908 $42,224 $42,549 $42,884 $43,229 $43,585 $43,951 $44,328 $44,716 $45,116 $45,528 $45,952
$25,480 $26,754 $28,092 $29,496 $30,971 $32,520 $34,146 $35,853 $37,646 $39,528 $41,504 $43,579 $45,758 $48,046 $50,449 $52,971 $55,620 $58,401 $61,321 $64,387 $67,606 $70,986 $74,536
$12,930 $11,900 $10,804 $9,743 $8,887 $7,944 $7,274 $6,440 $5,649 $4,720 $3,549 $2,726 $1,860 $947 $-13 $-1,026 $-2,093 $-3,215 $-4,398 $-5,643 $-6,955 $-8,335 $-9,788
Cash (you) $577 $561 $555 $453 $83 $-265 $-957 $-1,558 $-2,279 $-2,943 $-3,451 $-4,397 $-5,394 $-6,444 $-7,551 $-8,716 $-9,942 $-11,235 $-12,595 $-14,028 $-15,535 $-17,124 $-18,796
Page 6 24yr 25yr
$0 $0
$31,385 $31,385
$15,005 $15,455
$46,389 $46,839
$78,262 $82,176
$-11,318 $-12,928
$-20,555 $-22,408
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(%) 100.00
Who pays the costs (10 years)
90.00 80.00 70.00 60.00 50.00 40.00 30.00 20.00 10.00 0.00 0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Year from purchase Tenant (79%) Taxman (21%) You (0%) Average contribution (10 years)
79% Tenant
21% Taxman
9
10
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($) 3.000m
Investment Property Value & Debt
2.000m
1.000m
0 0
5
10 15 Year from purchase
Value
20
25
Debt
Property value & debt projections over 25 years Year
Growth rate
1yr 2yr 3yr 4yr 5yr 6yr 7yr 8yr 9yr 10yr 11yr 12yr 13yr 14yr 15yr 16yr 17yr 18yr 19yr 20yr 21yr 22yr 23yr 24yr 25yr
6.00% 6.00% 6.00% 6.00% 6.00% 6.00% 6.00% 6.00% 6.00% 6.00% 6.00% 6.00% 6.00% 6.00% 6.00% 6.00% 6.00% 6.00% 6.00% 6.00% 6.00% 6.00% 6.00% 6.00% 6.00%
Property value $625,000 $662,500 $702,250 $744,385 $789,048 $836,391 $886,574 $939,769 $996,155 $1.056m $1.119m $1.186m $1.258m $1.333m $1.413m $1.498m $1.588m $1.683m $1.784m $1.891m $2.004m $2.125m $2.252m $2.387m $2.531m $2.682m
Amount owing $660,728 $660,728 $660,728 $660,728 $660,728 $660,728 $660,728 $660,728 $660,728 $660,728 $660,728 $660,728 $660,728 $660,728 $660,728 $660,728 $660,728 $660,728 $660,728 $660,728 $660,728 $660,728 $660,728 $660,728 $660,728 $660,728
Equity $-35,728 $1,772 $41,522 $83,657 $128,320 $175,663 $225,846 $279,041 $335,427 $395,196 $458,552 $525,709 $596,895 $672,352 $752,337 $837,121 $926,992 $1.022m $1.123m $1.230m $1.344m $1.464m $1.591m $1.727m $1.870m $2.022m
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$/week 1,000
Average Projected Weekly Cash Flow & Equity Growth
700 400 100 -200 -500 -800
Cash in
Cash out
Cash net
Investment Cash Flow
Property
Loan
Equity
Investment Growth
Comparison of projected weekly investment cash flows and growth rates (10 years) In simple terms, this report compares what you put in to the investment with what you might expect to get out. The net after-tax cash flow represents your cash contribution to the investment while the growth in equity represents your increase in net wealth as a result of that investment. For ease of understanding, these figures are presented as weekly averages over the projected period specified (10 years), but will therefore be dependent on the assumptions made in relation to capital growth, inflation and interest rates over that period.. The net after-tax cash flow is the difference between the cash you receive (or save) as a result of the investment (rental income and tax credits) and the cash you pay out (any lump sum cash outlay, principal loan payments, loan interest payments and rental expenses). If any of these items are internalised in the investment loan, they will not appear in the cash flow but will instead impact on the amount owing in the loan. The growth in equity over the projected period will reflect the changes in property value and the loan over the same time frame. In the simple case of an interest-only loan, the loan amount will stay constant and the growth in equity will be the same as the growth in property value. In the current example, the average net after-tax cash flow is $11 per week while the average equity growth is $951 per week. INVESTMENT CASH FLOW Cash In Rental income Tax credits Total Cash Out Cash outlays Principal payments Interest payments Rental expenses Total Net After-Tax Cash Flow
Total (10 years) 320,485 86,291 406,776
Average (per week) 782
0 0 313,846 87,156 401,002
771
5,774
11
INVESTMENT GROWTH
Property value Loan amount Equity
Initial
10 yrs
Change
625,000 660,728 -35,728
1.119m 660,728 458,552
494,280 0 494,280
Average (per week) 951 0 951
RD 3
PARTY VALIDATION
Friday, 19 October 2018
RE: Property:
Rental Appraisal SORA Apartments 13-15 Hamilton St, Bentleigh
We are pleased to provide you with an opinion of the current market rental for the above-mentioned properties. After comparing these properties with recently listed and leased similar properties in the surrounding area, we feel the expected rental prices in today’s market would be as follows: • • • •
1 Bedroom unit 2 Bedroom unit Unit G01 3 Bedroom unit
$400 - $420 per week $500 - $530 per week $550 - $575 per week $600 - $650 per week
Whilst every care is taken to prepare this letter from information and sources we believe to be accurate and reliable, we cannot accept any legal responsibility for any error or omission which may inadvertently occur. So, in accordance with our usual practice, any responsibility to third parties is specifically excluded. Should you require any further information or if we can be of assistance with the leasing and ongoing management of your property, please don’t hesitate to contact me directly. Yours Sincerely Mayfair Property Management & Protection
Lauren Allingham Director 0438 340 390
Sora 13-15 Hamilton Street BENTLEIGH VIC 3204
BMT Tax Depreciation QUANTITY SURVEYORS
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ABN 44 115 282 392
25 September, 2018 Steller Residential Pty Ltd 840 Dandenong Road CAULFIELD EAST VIC 3145 13-15 Hamilton Street, BENTLEIGH VIC 3204 - 615158 Dear Sir/Madam, Please find attached the BMT Tax Depreciation Estimates for the above property detailing the depreciation and associated tax allowances that may be available to the owner under the Income Tax Assessment Act 1997 (ITAA97). This document is intended to provide a guide to the potential depreciation and building allowances available from the purchase of the above residential property, facilitating the estimation of the after tax return on the investment over the first 10 full years of ownership. 1.0 Information The following information was used in the preparation of the schedules:
§
Written and verbal information provided by Steller Residential Pty Ltd.
2.0 Depreciation Potential – Plant and Capital Allowance The purchaser of the property, intending to use it for income producing purposes, is entitled to depreciation including:
§ §
Division 40, Depreciation of Plant and Equipment; and Division 43, Capital Works Allowance (2.5 % pa).
The depreciation of plant and equipment items is based on the diminishing value effective life rates as published by the commissioner of taxation (2015/2). In the scenario where plant and equipment items are not sold at an agreed value these items will be depreciated on the basis of a just attribution of the total expenditure (division 40 ITAA97). 3.0 Capital Work Allowance The special building write off allowance is based on the industry specific eligible dates. If the property qualifies for the special building write off, the applicable depreciation rate will be used. Where properties do not qualify for the special building write off allowance, no capital works allowance will be used. The allowance for capital works will be based on the historical cost of construction less nondepreciable items.
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4.0 Estimate Calculation This report is based on a just attribution of the total expenditure to estimate the allowances for plant. The estimates provided are based on the sale price as indicated, as the final purchase price at this time is not known. This estimate has been provided for the purpose of informing the investor of the depreciation potential. Different depreciation returns are available and are influenced by the purchase price of the property. Please note that the first year calculations are based on ownership over a full financial year. 5.0 Disclaimer This report has been based on very preliminary documentation, and the figures provided should be treated as a guide only. As documentation improves, BMT Tax Depreciation will be able to provide more accurate estimates of depreciation. 6.0 Conclusion As can be extracted from the attached tables, the units will obtain maximum depreciation potential within the first 5 years of ownership. BMT Tax Depreciation would be pleased to provide a complete detailed tax depreciation report on any of the units in the above property upon request. Our results suggest employing a specialist to maximise the various tax allowances has a significant effect on improving the after tax return. Should you or the purchaser wish to discuss the contents of this report in more detail, please do not hesitate to contact Bradley Beer at the office. Yours Sincerely,
BMT Tax Depreciation Pty Ltd Quantity Surveyors
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Appendix One BMT Tax Depreciation Estimate Sora 13-15 Hamilton Street BENTLEIGH VIC 3204
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BMT Tax Depreciation
Level 50, 120 Collins Street Melbourne VIC 3000 GPO Box 4260 Melbourne VIC 3001
QUANTITY SURVEYORS
t 03 9654 2233 e info@bmtqs.com.au f 03 9654 2244 w www.bmtqs.com.au Australia Wide Service
ABN 44 115 282 392
Estimate of Depreciation Claimable Typical 1 Bedroom Apartment, Sora 13-15 Hamilton Street, BENTLEIGH VIC 3204 Comparison Yr 1-10 (Max & Min)
Maximum Year
Plant & Equipment
Division 43
Total
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 +
5,919 4,379 3,460 2,555 2,093 2,002 1,750 1,144 765 528 2,580
6,279 6,279 6,279 6,279 6,279 6,279 6,279 6,279 6,279 6,279 188,383
12,198 10,658 9,739 8,834 8,372 8,281 8,029 7,423 7,044 6,807 190,963
Total
$27,175
$251,173
$278,348
$13,000 $11,700
Minimum
$10,400 $9,100 $7,800 $6,500 $5,200 $3,900 $2,600 $1,300 $0
1
2
3
4
5 6 7 8 Years Maximum Minimum
9
10
Cumulative Yr 1-10 (Min & Max)
Year
Plant & Equipment
Division 43
Total
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 +
4,843 3,583 2,831 2,091 1,713 1,638 1,432 936 626 432 2,111
5,137 5,137 5,137 5,137 5,137 5,137 5,137 5,137 5,137 5,137 154,131
9,980 8,720 7,968 7,228 6,850 6,775 6,569 6,073 5,763 5,569 156,242
Total
$22,236
$205,501
$227,737
$88,000 $79,200 $70,400 $61,600 $52,800 $44,000 $35,200 $26,400 $17,600 $8,800 $0
1
2
3
4
5 6 7 8 Years Maximum Minimum
9
10
* assumes settlement on 1 July in any given year.
This is an estimate only and should not be applied or acted upon. Depreciation of plant is based on the Diminishing Value method of depreciation applying Low-Value Pooling. The Division 43 Write Off Allowance is calculated using 2.5% depending on the property type and date of construction. This estimate is based upon legislation in force at the date of report production.
This Estimate Cannot Be Used For Taxation Purposes To discuss the contents of this report please contact Bradley Beer at BMT Tax Depreciation on 03 9296 6200
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BMT Tax Depreciation
Level 50, 120 Collins Street Melbourne VIC 3000 GPO Box 4260 Melbourne VIC 3001
QUANTITY SURVEYORS
t 03 9654 2233 e info@bmtqs.com.au f 03 9654 2244 w www.bmtqs.com.au Australia Wide Service
ABN 44 115 282 392
Estimate of Depreciation Claimable Typical 2 Bedroom Apartment, Sora 13-15 Hamilton Street, BENTLEIGH VIC 3204 Comparison Yr 1-10 (Max & Min)
Maximum Year
Plant & Equipment
Division 43
Total
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 +
6,664 5,495 4,241 3,122 2,508 1,870 1,791 1,432 1,243 839 3,757
7,534 7,534 7,534 7,534 7,534 7,534 7,534 7,534 7,534 7,534 226,046
14,198 13,029 11,775 10,656 10,042 9,404 9,325 8,966 8,777 8,373 229,803
Total
$32,962
$301,386
$334,348
$15,000 $13,500
Minimum
$12,000 $10,500 $9,000 $7,500 $6,000 $4,500 $3,000 $1,500 $0
1
2
3
4
5 6 7 8 Years Maximum Minimum
9
10
Cumulative Yr 1-10 (Min & Max)
Year
Plant & Equipment
Division 43
Total
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 +
5,452 4,496 3,470 2,554 2,052 1,530 1,465 1,172 1,017 687 3,074
6,164 6,164 6,164 6,164 6,164 6,164 6,164 6,164 6,164 6,164 184,946
11,616 10,660 9,634 8,718 8,216 7,694 7,629 7,336 7,181 6,851 188,020
Total
$26,969
$246,586
$273,555
$105,000 $94,500 $84,000 $73,500 $63,000 $52,500 $42,000 $31,500 $21,000 $10,500 $0
1
2
3
4
5 6 7 8 Years Maximum Minimum
9
10
* assumes settlement on 1 July in any given year.
This is an estimate only and should not be applied or acted upon. Depreciation of plant is based on the Diminishing Value method of depreciation applying Low-Value Pooling. The Division 43 Write Off Allowance is calculated using 2.5% depending on the property type and date of construction. This estimate is based upon legislation in force at the date of report production.
This Estimate Cannot Be Used For Taxation Purposes To discuss the contents of this report please contact Bradley Beer at BMT Tax Depreciation on 03 9296 6200
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BMT Tax Depreciation
Level 50, 120 Collins Street Melbourne VIC 3000 GPO Box 4260 Melbourne VIC 3001
QUANTITY SURVEYORS
t 03 9654 2233 e info@bmtqs.com.au f 03 9654 2244 w www.bmtqs.com.au Australia Wide Service
ABN 44 115 282 392
Estimate of Depreciation Claimable Typical 2 Bedroom + Study Apartment, Sora 13-15 Hamilton Street, BENTLEIGH VIC 3204 Comparison Yr 1-10 (Max & Min)
Maximum Year
Plant & Equipment
Division 43
Total
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 +
7,447 6,152 4,720 3,477 2,781 2,086 1,960 1,415 1,203 1,124 4,723
9,694 9,694 9,694 9,694 9,694 9,694 9,694 9,694 9,694 9,694 290,831
17,141 15,846 14,414 13,171 12,475 11,780 11,654 11,109 10,897 10,818 295,554
Total
$37,088
$387,771
$424,859
$18,000 $16,200
Minimum
$14,400 $12,600 $10,800 $9,000 $7,200 $5,400 $3,600 $1,800 $0
1
2
3
4
5 6 7 8 Years Maximum Minimum
9
10
Cumulative Yr 1-10 (Min & Max)
Year
Plant & Equipment
Division 43
Total
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 +
6,093 5,034 3,862 2,845 2,275 1,706 1,604 1,157 985 920 3,865
7,932 7,932 7,932 7,932 7,932 7,932 7,932 7,932 7,932 7,932 237,953
14,025 12,966 11,794 10,777 10,207 9,638 9,536 9,089 8,917 8,852 241,818
Total
$30,346
$317,273
$347,619
$130,000 $117,000 $104,000 $91,000 $78,000 $65,000 $52,000 $39,000 $26,000 $13,000 $0
1
2
3
4
5 6 7 8 Years Maximum Minimum
9
10
* assumes settlement on 1 July in any given year.
This is an estimate only and should not be applied or acted upon. Depreciation of plant is based on the Diminishing Value method of depreciation applying Low-Value Pooling. The Division 43 Write Off Allowance is calculated using 2.5% depending on the property type and date of construction. This estimate is based upon legislation in force at the date of report production.
This Estimate Cannot Be Used For Taxation Purposes To discuss the contents of this report please contact Bradley Beer at BMT Tax Depreciation on 03 9296 6200
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BMT Tax Depreciation
Level 50, 120 Collins Street Melbourne VIC 3000 GPO Box 4260 Melbourne VIC 3001
QUANTITY SURVEYORS
t 03 9654 2233 e info@bmtqs.com.au f 03 9654 2244 w www.bmtqs.com.au Australia Wide Service
ABN 44 115 282 392
Estimate of Depreciation Claimable Typical 3 Bedroom Apartment, Sora 13-15 Hamilton Street, BENTLEIGH VIC 3204 Comparison Yr 1-10 (Max & Min)
Maximum Year
Plant & Equipment
Division 43
Total
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 +
8,037 6,663 5,091 3,751 2,992 2,250 2,092 1,521 1,316 957 5,592
11,565 11,565 11,565 11,565 11,565 11,565 11,565 11,565 11,565 11,565 346,966
19,602 18,228 16,656 15,316 14,557 13,815 13,657 13,086 12,881 12,522 352,558
Total
$40,262
$462,616
$502,878
$20,000 $18,000
Minimum
$16,000 $14,000 $12,000 $10,000 $8,000 $6,000 $4,000 $2,000 $0
1
2
3
4
5 6 7 8 Years Maximum Minimum
9
10
Cumulative Yr 1-10 (Min & Max)
Year
Plant & Equipment
Division 43
Total
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 +
6,575 5,451 4,165 3,069 2,448 1,841 1,712 1,245 1,076 783 4,576
9,463 9,463 9,463 9,463 9,463 9,463 9,463 9,463 9,463 9,463 283,882
16,038 14,914 13,628 12,532 11,911 11,304 11,175 10,708 10,539 10,246 288,458
Total
$32,941
$378,512
$411,453
$151,000 $135,900 $120,800 $105,700 $90,600 $75,500 $60,400 $45,300 $30,200 $15,100 $0
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5 6 7 8 Years Maximum Minimum
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* assumes settlement on 1 July in any given year.
This is an estimate only and should not be applied or acted upon. Depreciation of plant is based on the Diminishing Value method of depreciation applying Low-Value Pooling. The Division 43 Write Off Allowance is calculated using 2.5% depending on the property type and date of construction. This estimate is based upon legislation in force at the date of report production.
This Estimate Cannot Be Used For Taxation Purposes To discuss the contents of this report please contact Bradley Beer at BMT Tax Depreciation on 03 9296 6200
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VALUATIONS ORDERED