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Property investors come this side
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Former Sars employee calling personal income tax an employees tax. Andizi, I'm leaving the class right away.

Is it not true though that if one uses own money will be limited on how much can one buy instead of go through the bank

This is what I do on a daily basis: Investor joins The Offer Haus. They answer a few questions telling us about the property they are looking to invest in. The calculator will show them how much they’ll save. The software 1. Creates an entire offer in 10 minutes 2. Fills out all the complicated forms 3. Then provides 6 months of unlimited offers We ensure they can easily submit an offer on any property without an agent. The amount they save on realtor fees allows them to invest in more properties and renovations. This is a dream career!

But by buying cash you will be saving on interests that are being charged if you were to take a 20 or 30 years bond. Haai this former sars employee ke chancer mane.

Contextually dude is right however the manner in which he presents his arguments is letting him down. Well if you got a mil cash, reinvest the money, buy a house via bank and pay it through interest gained from the investment instead of blowing the mil on the house.

This the most stupid shit I have heard

I hear his point, he is just struggling to get it across. Example, he’s saying do not buy BMW X5 cash valued on 1.5M, rather buy it on finance and invest the 1.5M which on 10% annual return gets you around 12.5k, that you’d use to cover monthly repayment of the car.

Hayi uyanya lo...imagine i have R1M and the house i want to buy is R5hundred so i must look away and choose 20 years!!🚮🚮🚮😂

Having not used your money? Chief who paid the R500 000 🤣🤣 And because you paid R500k don’t mean you owe the bank R500k, there is a thing called interest. A bank is not charity facility guys!

Talking nonsense. The 1st 10yrs u paying interest, only then is the principle debt gonna decrease.

The part of limiting people to two properties in their lifetime just bcoz they dont want to use credit is Wild….how much are banks paying you my guy for this nonsense?

