The ulimate strategy which leads to maximum return is surely finding brick units/flats in growing country towns with at least three major industries, where the total building returns a rental yield of at least 15% per annum and the population is at least 15,000. Do 25 year wraps with a healthy arbitrage. Whilst the long term capital gain on the units are pathetic the positive cashflow is extraordinary. Surely, this is the ultimate strategy. What do other people think is the ultimate strategy?
Search for wraps. All your questions, or should I say the same question you have been asking over and over again, have already been answered. There is endless opinions on this if you do a search.
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I would have thought that the ‘ultimate strategy’ is finding a particular niche that has not been filled and ploughing your efforts into that.
It is my belief that strategy is dependant on the current environment you are working within. And if the market is in a growth period wrapping units in medium sized town perhaps isn’t going to be the best strategy.
Things are never so absolute as to say this one thing is better than all else, otherwise, it would be ‘the way’.
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