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Title: The Property Market


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The Property Market OPM Leverage for Personal
Advantage
Presenter Christopher Hart Senior Treasury
Economist
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Outline
  • Focus buy to rent
  • Property as an investment the foundation
  • The currency and interest rates
  • Property performance
  • Pitfalls and strategy
  • Investment return potential

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Inflation currency a major driver
Forecast sideways to the end of 2005. Further
strength cannot be ruled out.
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Inflation in a cyclical upturn, peaking by the
end of the year or early next year
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Pipeline inflationary pressure PPI and CPI
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The rand and inflation
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SA US Consumer Inflation Differential
Lower than the US for the past 10 months!
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SA US Producer Inflation Differential
Lower than the US for the past 18 months!
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International Inflation Rates
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International Interest Rates
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Performance improving27,7 y/y August 26,8
y/y July
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Affordability of housingSouth Africa House
prices and income
Income required to qualify for a mortgage bond
of which the repayment does not exceed 30 of
income
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Pitfalls and Strategy
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Pitfalls
  • Requires active management
  • Credit risk
  • Maintenance risk
  • Hidden costs
  • Cash flow
  • Vacancies
  • Reserves quickly exhausted

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Assumptions
  • R1 000 000 capital cost
  • Rental starting at 0,8 of initial value (pm)
  • Value escalates at 15 (pa)
  • Rental escalates at 10 pa
  • Maintenance costs at 1,5 of value (pa)
  • Bond costs at 11 interest (pa)
  • Registration costs at R100 000
  • Insurance R500 pm
  • Rates taxes R1000 pm

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Investment Performance
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Returns
  • Outlays R448 270 (Including opportunity costs)
  • Net Return R1057 620
  • Outlay equivalent R4440 pm
  • Return equivalent R10 460 pm
  • 136 return pm
  • Increases with further advances
  • Rental income could be better (0,58 of the value
    at end of period using the assumptions)
  • Capital growth could be better

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Investment PerformanceFurther advance of R100
000 assumed
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Returns
  • Outlays R220 000 (Including opportunity costs)
  • Net Return R890 000
  • Outlay equivalent R2170 pm
  • Return equivalent R8780 pm
  • 305 return pm
  • Infinite returns if no (net) money is invested

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My Strategy
  • I ALWAYS register a bigger bond on an investment
    property (say) 150 of purchase price
  • Limit the total bond on own dwelling
  • Pay as little of the capital sum of the
    investment as possible while you still have
    consumption debt
  • Increase holdings when investment property
    becomes cash-flow neutral
  • Take a 10 to 20 year commitment
  • De-leverage after this period for financial
    independence work only for the joy!

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Some (nasty) issues
  • Foreign ownership of property
  • Municipal rates and taxes

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Summary
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