I am looking for cash flow properties, can anyone recommend some sites or other ways of finding them?
Thanks, Kaylah
http://www.cashflowcapital.com,.au
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Careful buying CF+ve now that interest rates are rising.
Many suggest they will go up another 2 per cent in the next few years – that kills your positive cash flow and you end up with minimal growth
Nigel Kibel wrote:Thanks, checked it out, I noticed they charge you to look at the addresses $660 & when you buy they charge you 2.5% of the purchase price in fees, is that right? Anything free out there?
Charles 1 wrote:Careful buying CF+ve now that interest rates are rising. Many suggest they will go up another 2 per cent in the next few years – that kills your positive cash flow and you end up with minimal growthBut if i bought for other reasons wouldn't I lose even more money when interest rates go up? What do you recommend I do?
Sure if you are in Brisbane you can come along to a free two day investment seminar
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Nigel Kibel wrote:Sure if you are in Brisbane you can come along to a free two day investment seminarSounds great, what are the details?
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Charles 1 wrote:Careful buying CF+ve now that interest rates are rising. Many suggest they will go up another 2 per cent in the next few years – that kills your positive cash flow and you end up with minimal growthYou are under the assumption that all CF+ properties have no CG- Wrong!!!
Hi Kaylah
You could try and create one – look for something that could do with some cosmetic renos that will lead to increased rent.
Cheers
Jamie
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Jamie M wrote:Hi KaylahYou could try and create one – look for something that could do with some cosmetic renos that will lead to increased rent.
Cheers
Jamie
Unfortunately I am not that handy, but I could make some superficial changes. Thanks for the tip.
You don't need to be handy – you could outsource the work. Simple things like a cheap kitchen, new flooring and painting could be carried out by a local handyman.
You'd be surprised at how much instructional info is also available on the net also – I learnt how to tile via youtube
Cheers
Jamie
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Hi Kaylah
We believe our long term wealth is measured by the amout of equity we have in property. To accomplish this we use both positive and negative cash flow properties.
Our +cf properties are properties we buy and on-sell with vendor finance and our -cf properties are the properties we plan to hold forever
Our +cf properties maintain our lifestyle and support the -cf on our long term buy and holds.We've bought and sold lots of our +cf properties but not sold any of our buy and holds. They're our long term wealth. The +cf properties, for us, are just a cash flow business, just like any other business you might own.
Using vendor finance to help our portfolio building works for us.
Cheers, Paul
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