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  • Profile photo of DaOneDaOne
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    I have been reading Steve's book 0 to 130 + properties in 3.5 years. I am intrigued by the content and like the concept. I am interested to start investing in positive cash flow properties. Would someone be able to help me with some guidance on were I could find a positive cash flow property in Victoria?

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    Profile photo of Shaun fitzpatrickShaun fitzpatrick
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    Hi DaOne
                   As we have done 2 properties in Newcastle that are positivley geared across the road from the university. I would suggest having a look around uni Victoria and checking out houses,how many rooms,can you turn extra living rooms into bedrooms and lease out per room.

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    Do you know if it is possible to find positive cash flow properties in Newcastle?

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    I have also recently discovered Steve Mcknights books and after spending some time trolling these boards it seems that it is the exception rather than the rule to find a "ready made" cashflow positive property. It seems that most people are buying almost cashflow +ve or cashflow neutral and making changes to either the property, marketing or investment strategy which creates a cashflow +ve property. Or simply buying and holding until the property becomes cashflow +ve. It seems the trick is to buy as high yielding as possible then either make changes or buy and hold and eventually you will be i the black.

    I hope I have understood things correctly and am happy to be corrected and put on the right path if I am wrong.

    Natalie

    Profile photo of Shaun fitzpatrickShaun fitzpatrick
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    Hi DaOne
                   Feel free to give me a call about housing in Newcastle.
                                                                                       Thanks Shaun Fitpatrick

    Profile photo of Shaun fitzpatrickShaun fitzpatrick
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    Hi DaOne 
     Number is 0400394836
                                           Thanks Shaun

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    Hi Shaun
    Thx for the offer, Isaac

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