Buying rural property, page-12

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    Recently inherited two rural properties in QLD. They've got a reasonable capital gain (hurray...) from 1990-2007 but they fell in value from 2007 to now. Though as neither have sold yet these are based off estimates. One has a gross rental yield of about 6.5%. The other the tenants simply pay costs in return for keeping the place inhabitable.

    Will likely take 6+ months for the particularly rural one to sell.

    My only warning is beware the fragile economics of rural Australia. There's a lot of land which one decade can be worth a fortune but the next be fairly valueless.
    Last edited by niloony: 16/05/15
 
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