Ep 320: How long does it take for an investment property to cover its costs?

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In this episode, Stuart tackles a crucial question for property investors: How long does it take for an investment property to cover its costs? He delves into the cash flow dynamics of property investment, explaining why most properties start as cash flow negative and what you can do to improve this over time.
Stuart discusses the importance of understanding the timeline for your property to become cash flow neutral, especially in the context of retirement planning. He explores strategies like debt reduction through offset accounts, making capital improvements to boost rental income, and how these actions can accelerate your property’s journey to positive cash flow.
The episode also examines the potential trade-offs of selling a property to reduce debt and improve cash flow, highlighting when this might be a viable option. Stuart emphasizes the need for a long-term plan that includes both acquiring high-quality assets and proactively managing cash flow to ensure your property portfolio supports your financial goals, particularly as you approach retirement.
If you're navigating the complexities of property investment, this episode offers practical insights to help you make informed decisions and maximise your investment's potential.

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