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Harlan area · Example data

Current home

Harlan-area example property. Value, loan and rent are example figures until replaced under Assumptions.

Current homeExample: Harlan area
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Equity
Gross rent
Current value
Example estimate
Loan to value
Loan balance against current value
Equity
Loan
Value
Gross yield
Net rental income
Mortgage rate
P&I repayment
Property growth

Portfolio

Stay vs Upgrade vs Rentvest. Net worth over 10 years, AUD.

Net worth today
Year-10 winner
IVV position
Weekly surplus
Net worth by year
Years 1 to 10, pre-CGT

Hover or drag across the years for values. Click a year to pin it. Click a legend item to hide or show a scenario.

Scenarios at year 10
Net worth, pre-CGT

    Scenario controls
    Changes update every view
    Rentvest comparison: year 10
    Winner column highlighted

    Scenario definitions
    • A Stay: keep living in the current home on a P&I loan. The household weekly surplus is invested in IVV.
    • B Upgrade: sell the current home (selling costs apply), buy the nicer-suburb home (WA transfer duty applies) with a larger P&I loan. IVV contributions change by the difference in weekly housing outflow versus Stay.
    • C Rentvest: keep the current home as an investment property on its existing P&I loan, rent the nicer-suburb home. IVV contributions change by the difference in weekly housing outflow versus Stay.
    • Same household after-tax income and living costs in all three. Lower housing outflow than Stay is invested in IVV; higher outflow reduces IVV contributions. A negative contribution is a drawdown and can take the IVV balance below zero, which represents a shortfall that would need funding from elsewhere.
    Stress test · computed with the full model

    Risk

    Rentvest year-10 net worth minus the better of Stay and Upgrade, as the mortgage rate rises above the current setting.

    Stress grid
    Rows: mortgage rate above current. Columns: property growth.
    Rentvest behindRentvest ahead

    Hover or tap a cell for all three scenarios. Click a cell to apply its rate and rent to every view.

    Totals
    Across the 16 cells
      Year 1 · Rentvest path

      Rentvest Weekly Cash Flow

      Keep the current home as an investment and rent the nicer-suburb home.

      Net weekly position, pre-tax
      Net rental income minus interest minus rent

      Net weekly position = net rental income minus interest on the current home loan minus rent on the nicer-suburb home. Principal repayment is excluded and shown as equity build.

      Weekly waterfall
      Gross rent down to net position. Click a bar to edit its input.
        Rental income coverage
        Net rental income against interest plus rent
        Net rental income
        Interest + rent
        Effective housing cost vs buying the nicer home
        Weekly, year 1

        Inputs

        Assumptions

        All defaults are example data. The five main sliders are under Portfolio.

        Inputs
        Model assumptions