So as a matter of interest did you know that over a ten year period, it is normally cheaper to buy our own business property, than to pay rent each month. The reason is quite simple : Rentals generally increase each year, whereas a bond repayment stays the same ( except for interest rate increases).
So getting a mortgage or bond of up to 80 % for tenants that want to buy their own premises. If a tenant occupies more than 60 % of the premises they operate from, then a No Deposit, 80 % commercial property loan can be arranged.
So why not approach your
clients and offer them 80% bonds on commercial and industrial
properties ? Why not consider this for yourself ?
RENT
versus BOND Example Property Value R 4,8 million
Year Rent Rent
with Bond Difference Difference
In
Rand Escalation Repayment per Month Per Annum
At
9% In Rand
2012 54,500 59,405 63,450 - 8,950
-107,400
2013 59,405 64,751 63,450 - 4,045
- 48,540
2014 64,751 70,579 63,450 1,301
15,612
2015 70,579 76,931 63,450 7,129
85,548
2016 76,931 83,855 63,450 13,481
161,772
2017 83,855 91,402 63,450 20,405
244,860
2018 91,402 99,628 63,450 27,952
335,424
2019 99,628 108,595 63,450 36,178
434,136
2020 108,595 118,368 63,450 45,145
541,740
Rental Total
= R 9,115,752 Bond Total
= R 7,614,000
Saving: R1,501,752
In addition to the saving
in rent, there is capital growth on the building as well as the fact that the
building will belong to the purchaser after 10 years.
Capital Growth on building
bought at R 4,8 million, at a very conservative 3% per annum growth rate, will
give a value of R6,450,798 after 10 years and then there is no rent to pay from
year 11 onwards !!
The owner of a self
tenanted building, bought at R 4,8 million could be R 7 952 550 better
off in 10 years time, if they buy their own building as opposed
to renting.
Interesting!
3 comments:
Thats a very interesting concept.
Bryden
You can buy this. This is awesome. You have great opportunity.
Great analysis and Very good stuff, will keep my eyes on your information
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