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  • Profile photo of Adamj_81Adamj_81
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    first time investor wanting to knnow is there any other way to gain more cash flow apart from reducing loan repayments to interest only? and by doing this does it acualy pay anything off the loan amount?
    And also is it a good i dea to keep on using equity to continue to purchase IP’s?

    thanx adam

    Profile photo of TerrywTerryw
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    They only way to improve cash flow is to reduce expenses and/or to increase rents while making sure that you claim every tax deduction you are entitled to.

    Having an IO loan does not reduce the balance as you will be paying interest only. This is still a good idea, especially if you have a non deductible debt as you would be wanting to pay that debt down faster.

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    Adam

    Apart from Terry’s comments, the only other way to increase cashflow is to make improvements to the property to gain more rent.

    I think that using equity to fund further purchases is a great way to go and allows you to exponentially increasing your asset base in a way that saving does not.

    Regards

    Megan

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