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It’s no surprise that investors tend to opt for a negative cash flow strategy because you can offset the loss from your income, essentially reducing your taxable income.
Some property experts even go as far as saying that if you choose a property based on positive cash flow that you risk missing out on capital growth, but that’s not necessarily the case. Most locations – both in capital cities and regional locations – have the potential for capital growth and positive cash flow.
You just need to know how to find these properties.
Today, we're sharing 6 tips to finding a cashflow positive property in Australia that will help you generate enough income to pay your expenses and have extra money to work with each month. Let's jump right in!
CHAPTERS:
00:00 - Intro
00:30 - Overview
02:05 - Getting Educated
02:45 - Looking in High-Yielding Suburbs
04:26 - Research Your Home Loans
05:58 - Looking Into Vacancy Rates
07:12 - Multiple Income Properties
09:07 - Final Thoughts
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Tuan is the Director of Duo Tax Quantity Surveyors. For the past five years, he and his team have helped thousands of property investors maximise their tax deductions through the power of tax depreciation schedules. As an avid property investor himself, his mission is to help all property investors get the most value out of their investments.
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