Ep. 26: Positive Cash Flow Property: Good or Risky? | Part 1

In part one of our Positive Cash Flow series, we dive into the nuts and bolts of cash flow properties: what they are, how they work, and whether they’re a smart move in today’s high-interest-rate environment. 🏡

From calculating yields to understanding the balance between growth and cash flow, we’re breaking it all down with real-world examples.

Tune in to skip the guesswork and learn how to make your property investments work smarter, not harder!

 

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Episode Highlights:

00:00 - Introduction

01:12 - What is a positive cash flow property

02:01 - Housing, what is average?

12:48 - Breaking down a positive cash flow example

20:53 - What’s the key variable? 2% change

23:42 - Gross rental yield

30:18 - How long do rental yields as high as 7.9% last?

35:49 - Yield % vs typical house prices

39:27 - Conclusion

 

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