what is the point?, page-115

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    UT - Congratulations of being a rare and dying breed, that is, investing for income not capital gains.

    You say you used fixed loans, somewhere around the 15 year mark. I believe Commonwealth Bank is the only one who offer such long term periods. When I checked at the bottom of the rate cycle they were offering 15 years for around 6.99%. I haven't seen property offering this sort of yield in years and currently it's generally around 4-4.5%. So I am correct to assume you have sizeable deposit such that your rental income covers the mortgage rate?

    Please correct me if my figures or assumptions are incorrect.
 
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