What if i just buy 15 properties, all cheapies, all in high yield areas. These areas have high volume land releases, a low owner occupier rate and slow capital growth. Say 7% yield plus, low socioeconomic population, a little opportunity for depreciation and equity release from renovation.
Bad Plan?
Discuss
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Liam.
Hi Liam,
What if i just buy 15 properties, all cheapies, all in high yield areas.
Maybe something like this bloke did?
https://www.propertyinvesting.com/topic/4410441-thankyou-steve-mcknight/His were all cheapies in high yield areas – and then he forced some equity by renovating in some instances. Could it be done today? Hmm, I would think so – though the timing right now is not as ideal as it would have been even a year ago.
I would think doing similar types of deals should still be possible though.
BennyThanks mate.
Anyone got a copy of the article i can read?
I’ve got a copy of all of them :) but you should still be able to read it on yip website. My strategy is similar except I bought capital growth cash flow properties as foundation and spread out to regional areas. The original ones provide equity to borrow more and the cash flow helps pay for the regionals. Whilst the regionals are the income I love off. It’s very possible but debt consolidation is a must.
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